There’s a new Salt Bread in down to shout about.
Opening its first-ever pop-up in Singapore from, cult-following Korean bakery Yoon Yeon Dang is offering a wide variety of salt breads, and more.
When and where is the pop-up?
Yoon Yeon Dang Singapore pop-up is opening from 19 September to 26 October 2025 at Suntec City.
This pop-up is organised by Goldmoon, which also brought in Standard Bun, Korea’s popular mocha bun, and Bakery 1946, which went viral for their uncanny fruit and vegetable-looking bakes.
Yoon Yeon Dang’s menu in Singapore
Here’s what we tried:
- Plain Salt Bread ($4)
- An Butter Salt Bread ($7)
- Matcha Cream Salt Bread ($7.5)
- Snowflake Creame Cake ($25)
- Mango Cake ($75)
- Honey Cream Cheese ($4)
- Blueberry Cream Cheese ($4)
- Black Sesame Cream Cheese ($4)
if you’re spoilt for choice — there are literally 26 salt breads, cakes, spreads and drinks to choose from — here’s what we recommend.
Can’t go wrong with the Plain Salt Bread ($4) to be honest. They nailed the texture and the level of saltiness. I loved it by itself, but you can also pair them with their flavoured cream cheese — I thought the Honey Cream Cheese complemented it the best.
The Matcha Salt Bread ($7.5) was extremely indulgent. Personally, I wish the matcha was stronger, but it’s still a good option especially if you’re into sweet matcha lattes.
This was undoubtedly my favourite out of the five salt breads I had. You really can’t go wrong with salt and butter, and these are the essence of this creation.
The An Butter Salt Bread ($7) was perfect. Somehow, even with that brick of butter, I still wanted more after finishing it.
Korean Foam Latte at Yoon Yeon Dang
Yoon Yeon Dang’s drink menu includes the usual iced coffees and matcha, but you can take it up a notch by adding a layer of lightly-whipped cream.
Surprisingly, the Matcha Foam Latte ($6.5) not as cloying as I thought it would be; they somehow made the cream very light on the palate. However, the matcha was oxidised, and could’ve definitely been stronger.
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What’s the hype about?
Founded in Ulsan City, South Korea, Yoon Yeon Dang is Ulsan City’s most popular bakery — with 10 stores across the country.
More about Goldmoon
This Singapore debut is made possible by Goldmoon, the team that has been behind a string of successful Korean F&B restaurants and pop-ups, including B For Bagel, Seoul Noodle Shop, and more.
Date: 19 September-26 October
Location: 3 Temasek Blvd, #01-604, Singapore 038983
Opening hours: 10am-8pm
