Luckin Coffee brews up 100th Singapore outlet
The new outlet is located in Bugis.
Luckin Coffee has opened its 100th store in Singapore, three years after entering the market in 2023.
The Chinese coffee chain said it has accumulated more than 1.9 million transacting customers in Singapore, making it the country’s second-largest coffee chain by store count.
The 100th outlet is located in Bugis, a transport hub surrounded by heritage sites and commercial developments.
Luckin said its Singapore network now covers commercial areas, residential estates, transport hubs, hospitals, and universities.
Since entering Singapore, Luckin has introduced more than 130 products tailored to local tastes, including pandan, brown sugar, and Milo-inspired drinks.
Its Coconut Latte and Little Butter Latte have each recorded more than 2 million cups in cumulative local sales.
The company has also adjusted its menu to Singapore’s Nutri-Grade requirements.
Since January 2026, all beverages on its Singapore menu have received a Grade C or above.
The Singapore operation has grown to more than 860 employees.
Alongside the 100th-store opening, Luckin announced a long-term partnership with the Institute of Mental Health (IMH) and its affiliated Woodbridge Hospital Charity Fund (WHCF) to raise public awareness of mental health.
Luckin had previously worked with IMH and WHCF to display and sell art merchandise created by mental health service users at its outlets.
The Bugis store was constructed to LEED Gold certification standards, extending the company’s green and low-carbon initiatives to its Singapore operations.
