Malaysian bakery Lavender Singapore Opens Its Doors
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Malaysian bakery Lavender is opening at Jewel Changi in Singapore this week.
Set to open on Thursday (April 11), the store will sell Lavender’s buns, French-style choux cream puffs, and house-made pandan kaya.
Located next to the 40m-high Rain Vortex waterfall, the outlet offers takeaway-only baked goods.
“We try to stay competitive with prices so all our customers can enjoy our products and taste the difference in quality,” a Lavender bakery representative said.
“Prices will definitely be different to Malaysia’s as overheads like rent, salaries and material costs will all be in Singapore dollars.”
Malaysian bakery Lavender has six outlets in Kuala Lumpur and five in Johor Bahru, including a multi-storey flagship at Taman Pelangi.
Questions & Answers
Q.What kind of products will Lavender Singapore offer to customers?
What kind of products will Lavender Singapore offer to customers?
The new store will sell Lavender’s buns, French-style choux cream puffs, and house-made pandan kaya. All items will be takeaway-only baked goods.
Q.Why will the prices at the Singapore outlet differ from those in Malaysia?
Why will the prices at the Singapore outlet differ from those in Malaysia?
Prices will be different due to higher overheads in Singapore, such as rent, salaries, and material costs, which are all paid in Singapore dollars. This impacts competitiveness.
Q.Where is the new Lavender bakery located in Singapore?
Where is the new Lavender bakery located in Singapore?
The new Lavender bakery is opening at Jewel Changi in Singapore. It is specifically located next to the 40-metre-high Rain Vortex waterfall.
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