6 Best Donut Deals in Singapore (August 2026) — Mister Donut x MILO Donuts $3.20, Viral Mocchurin Mochi Donuts From $3 & Krispy Kreme's $3.90 Student Deal

The melt-in-your-mouth Original Glazed benchmark. The big one-off promo windows have closed — the 89th Birthday Buy 6, Get 3 Free ran for one day on 17 July 2026 and the World Cup Buy 5, Get 1 Free ended 19 July — but the student deal is a standing offer, not a July-only run: two Original Glazed for $3.90 instead of $5.80, every Monday and Tuesday from 2.30pm to 5.30pm with a valid student pass or in school uniform. It started on 6 July 2026, was re-listed as running from 18 August onwards, and Krispy Kreme has published no end date. The part most round-ups leave out is the exclusion list: the student deal is NOT valid at Bugis Junction, Changi Airport Terminal 3, Jewel Changi Airport, Paragon, Suntec City or VivoCity, so the Orchard and HarbourFront outlets most people default to are the wrong ones for it. New for August: from 6 to 31 August 2026, add a Kumquat Lemon Juice or Pink Guava with Lemon Juice for $1.90 (U.P. $3.90) with any doughnut purchase, but only at five outlets — Compass One, Hillion Mall, Suntec City, Paragon and VivoCity — while stocks last. Read those two lists together and only Compass One and Hillion Mall run both offers; at Suntec City, Paragon and VivoCity you can get the $1.90 juice but not the $3.90 student pair. Otherwise a Classic Assorted or Original Glazed dozen sits around $32.90. Outlets islandwide including VivoCity, Tampines, JEM, Causeway Point and the airport, plus GrabFood and foodpanda delivery. BEST FOR: classic glazed lovers feeding a crowd, and students who can make a weekday afternoon.

The coffee-and-donuts institution from Boston runs the most deals of any chain here. Its current offer is a merchandise one: from 29 July 2026, the Mocha and Mochi collectible teddy bears — dressed in Dunkin' hoodies in the brand's pink and orange — are $19.90 each on their own, or $9.90 with any Dunkin' purchase of $12 or more on a single receipt, at participating outlets and online while stocks last. No end date has been announced. July's food deals have closed: the free Half Dozen Box with any tumbler plus 1-for-1 Hot/Iced Lattes and Cold Brew ran 22–31 July, and the $20.40 Dozen Box (about $1.70 per regular donut) ran 15–21 July. Must-try donuts: Boston Kreme, Berry MochiMochi, Cookies & Cream and Double Choc Pudding. Outlets islandwide including ION Orchard, Jurong Point, Plaza Singapura, Suntec City, Waterway Point, Causeway Point, Northpoint City and Changi T2. BEST FOR: collectors, and anyone who wants donuts and coffee in one stop.

Japan's beloved donut chain is best known for the Pon de Ring — a ring of connected mochi-like balls with a springy, chewy bite you won't get from a normal donut. It has the two strongest deals running in August, and they overlap. First, the MILO tie-up: 'Nation's First Love (Made with MILO®)' launched 1 August and runs to 13 September 2026, with two donuts at $3.20 each — the Pon De Royale, a classic chewy Pon De Ring filled with chocolate malt cream made with MILO and crowned with crispy kunafa flakes, and the Cream Treasure Bomb, a soft round donut piped with the same malt cream around a crunchy MILO Nuggets centre. Both are made in limited quantities daily, and the brand's own artwork notes a $0.50 per-piece top-up if you put either into a Bundle Deal box. Second, the Mocchurin Mochi Donuts, Japan's viral ultra-chewy mochi ring made with rice flour, landed 1 July 2026 and run to 31 August in three exclusive flavours — Mocchurin Red Bean, Mocchurin Kinako and Mocchurin Double Sesame — at $3 each, or $8 for the Mocchurin Mochi Bundle with one of each (U.P. $9). Quantities are limited daily and these are excluded from the regular 6-piece and 10-piece bundle promotions. Mister Donut prints a warning on the Mocchurin artwork that no round-up seems to repeat: the donuts have a uniquely chewy texture and should be eaten carefully, 'especially for young children and seniors' — worth knowing before you hand one to a toddler or a grandparent. Since the Mocchurin run ends first, do that one before the MILO pair. The Pon de Lion Donut ($2.60) — a ring donut coated in white chocolate with a golden crunch, wearing the lion mascot's face — is still on the promotions page as a limited-time item, alongside the Pon de Kopi Licious ($2.60), an SG-exclusive ode to Nanyang kopi in coffee milk chocolate. Both posters carry &Rewards member prices, but those windows are gone: Kopi Licious' $2 member rate was valid 7–20 May 2026 only, and the Pon de Lion 3rd Anniversary scratch card's prizes were redeemable only until 31 July 2026. Pay $2.60 and do not go in expecting the member price. BEST FOR: anyone who loves a chewy, less-sweet, Japanese-style donut.

The Indonesian heavyweight that made premium, less-oily donuts fashionable. J.CO's cult flavours include Alcapone (almond), Tira Miss U (tiramisu), Cheese Me Up and the crunchy-glazed Glazzy. It's also a proper cafe — the JCoffee and JPops (donut holes) are worth adding. J.CO frequently runs value deals through its app and at outlets (think half-dozen and dozen bundles, and beverage add-on offers), so check the app before ordering. Outlets at Bugis+, Paya Lebar Square and Tampines Mall. BEST FOR: fans of softer, fluffier, less-sweet donuts who want a sit-down coffee too.

Something different: Lukumades brings the Australian-Greek craze for loukoumades — bite-sized balls of dough, fried to order until golden and crisp outside, pillowy inside, then drizzled and loaded with toppings. Go classic with honey and cinnamon, or pile on Nutella, Lotus Biscoff, pistachio cream or salted caramel. They're made fresh when you order, so they arrive hot. Read off Lukumades' own menu, a box of 5 is $8.90 and a box of 10 is $12.90 for The Original, Cinnamon, Red Velvet or Oreo; the premium four — Pistachio, Bueno, Dark Delight and Lotus Crunch — are $9.90 and $13.90. Build-your-own runs at the same $8.90 / $12.90, with a $1 surcharge per piece for a Lotus Biscoff, Bueno or pistachio sauce and again for pistachio kernel or kunafa topping, and the Half & Half box is 10 pieces across two sauces and two toppings at $13.90. Gelato is $6 a scoop, lemonades $6.90 and coffees $8.90–$10.90. Vegan-friendly options are available, and it is widely listed as halal in Singapore halal directories, though Lukumades publishes no certification on its own site — check the certificate in store if that matters to you. There is one Singapore outlet: 60 Arab Street, #01-01, a short walk from Bugis MRT, open Sunday to Thursday 9am–10pm and Friday and Saturday 9am–11pm. BEST FOR: a warm, shareable dessert after dinner in the Kampong Glam area.

The home-grown viral hit. Founded by MasterChef Singapore 2018 runner-up Genevieve Lee, Sourbombe reinvents the Italian bomboloni (filled donut) using sourdough fermentation for a lighter, tangier crumb. Flavours rotate — expect the likes of ondeh-ondeh, dark chocolate, biscoff and seasonal specials, generously piped. It became MUIS halal-certified in September 2024, opening the treat up to more diners. Two stores are currently listed as operating: One Holland Village (7 Holland Village Way, #01-27) and Wisma Atria (435 Orchard Road, #B1-44). Flavours sell out and the roster rotates weekly, so check their Instagram before making a special trip. BEST FOR: adventurous dessert lovers, halal diners, and anyone who wants a distinctly local twist on the donut.