8 Best Traditional Bakery Mooncakes in Singapore 2026 — Heartland Boxes from $17.60, One Early Bird Ends Tomorrow

The best all-rounder on this list, and the one with the clearest discount. Thye Moh Chan has been doing Teochew baked goods since 1943, and its mooncakes are the flaky-pastry kind rather than the dense Cantonese golden-crust — closer to a tau sar piah in texture, which is exactly why people who find lotus-paste mooncakes too heavy come here. PRICES (per set): Salty Tau Sar with Salted Egg Yolk $46.80, Sweet Tau Sar with Melon Seeds $46.80, Teochew Double Delight $46.80, and the new-for-2026 Red Date Longan $46.80; Yuan Yang with Salted Egg Yolk and Yam with Salted Egg Yolk are both $52.80; Mao Shan Wang Durian tops the range at $58.80. WORTH KNOWING: the Yam with Salted Egg Yolk is the signature — Teochew orh nee in mooncake form — and it is the one to order if you are buying for someone who says they don't like mooncakes. CHEAPER STILL: the Tau Sar Piah boxes of 8 are $17.60, which makes them the cheapest festival gift on this entire list and a good office-wide option. THE DEAL: 15% off ALL Mid-Autumn mooncake sets with code EARLYBIRD at checkout, running 13 August to 14 September 2026 — that takes the $46.80 sets to about $39.80 and the durian to about $49.98. Also sold at selected Toast Box and BreadTalk stores, both same-group brands, if you'd rather buy in person.

The oldest name on this list and the most traditional mooncake in Singapore, full stop. Tai Chong Kok has been baking Cantonese mooncakes since 1935 — 90 years and three generations — and it is one of the very few bakeries left here that still cooks its own lotus paste from 100% pure lotus seeds with no filler and no preservatives, formed in the same style of wooden moulds used at the original Sago Street shop in Chinatown. PRICES: the signature Mixed Nuts (金腿) box of 4 is $76 — hand-mixed so the ingredients don't break up, and built around high-quality Jinhua ham, which is what gives it that savoury-sweet bite older relatives recognise instantly. The Oyster Yolk Mooncake (蚝黄腿月) box of 4 is $78 and is only available from 11 September 2026 onwards. FULL FLAVOUR RANGE: Mixed Nuts, Traditional Lotus 红莲 (reduced sugar), White Lotus 白莲 (less sugar), Black Sesame 黑芝麻 (less sugar), Red Bean 豆沙, Green Bean 豆蓉 (less sugar) and 8 Treasures 八宝. IMPORTANT — HOW THE SNOW-SKIN WORKS: Tai Chong Kok does not sell snow-skin off the shelf. It runs as dated weekend pre-orders with collection or delivery from 1pm, on 29–30 August, 5–6 September, 12–13 September, 19–20 September and 22–23 September 2026. Pick your date when you order. NO DISCOUNT: there is no early-bird here, and there never really is — this is the one on the list you buy for the baking, not the bargain. Outlets include Chinatown, Jurong East, Yishun, Punggol and Tampines, with islandwide delivery and self-collection via its online store.

THE MOST URGENT ENTRY ON THIS LIST. Mdm Ling is an online-only bakery whose mooncakes are sold in genuinely gift-grade packaging — metal tins, drawer chests, fabric bags — which is why it punches above its price bracket for corporate and in-law gifting. Its early-bird is also the deepest discount here, at over 30% off, and it ENDS ON WEDNESDAY 19 AUGUST 2026, which is tomorrow at the time of writing. PRICES AFTER THE DISCOUNT: Court of Peonies 4-piece metal tin $54.80 (U.P. $78), The Painted Garden 4-piece metal tin $54.80 (U.P. $78), Orchid Reverie snow-skin tin of 8 $60.80 (U.P. $88), The Dawn Bag 4-piece $63.80 (U.P. $92), and the Blossom Drawer Chest Petite Pink 4-piece $80.80 (U.P. $118). If you only want a small gift, the 2-piece Painted Garden and Court of Peonies duos are $34.80 each (U.P. $48). STACKING: there is an additional $6 off when you buy 3 boxes, and delivery is free above $100 — so three 4-piece tins land at roughly $158 delivered instead of $234 at list. BEST FOR: gifting where the box matters as much as the mooncake, and for anyone buying several boxes at once. THE CATCH: this is the one deadline on this page that is measured in hours rather than weeks. Mdm Ling's own banner says prices go up after the sale, so if this is your pick, order before Wednesday closes.

The one everybody already knows, and still the cheapest entry point to a proper mooncake in Singapore. Bengawan Solo sells baked mooncakes INDIVIDUALLY rather than forcing you into a gift box, which is the single most useful thing on this page if you just want two mooncakes for your own family on the night. ONLINE PRICES (its web store shows a special price below the regular price on most items): Red Bean Paste $9.45 (U.P. $10.50), Pure Lotus Seed Paste $10.35 (U.P. $11.50), Pandan Lotus Seed Paste $10.80 (U.P. $12.00), Pandan Lotus with Single Yolk $11.70 (U.P. $13.00), and White Lotus Seed Paste with Double Yolk $13.05 (U.P. $14.50). SNOW-SKIN ASSORTMENTS: Prosperity Assortment $51.30 (U.P. $57.00), Fortune Assortment $48.60 (U.P. $54.00) and Bounty Assortment $48.15 (U.P. $53.50). MINI SNOW-SKINS from $4.10 each — Strawberry Skin Pure Lotus, Green Tea Lotus and Pandan Skin Pure Lotus, or $4.60 with yolk — which are the ones to buy if there are children in the house. BEST FOR: buying exactly as many as you need, mixed-flavour ordering, and anyone who wants the pandan-forward local flavour profile Bengawan Solo is known for. NOTE ON THE DISCOUNT: these are standing online special prices rather than a dated early bird, so there is no cut-off to race — but equally, no promo code will take more off. Outlets are in most major malls, and the web store delivers.

The most choice of any brand here — around 30 different mooncakes and sets, spanning baked, snow-skin, mochi-skin and pastry-skin, which makes it the easiest single order when you need to please a group with wildly different tastes. GIFT SETS: Diamond Grandeur baked set $87, Sapphire Grandeur $84, Emerald Grandeur $80, Snowy Skin Diamond Grandeur 4-piece $74, Celestial Mochi Set $72, Elegance Set $72, Premium Set $62, Classic Set $58 and Traditional Set $56. SMALLER: Premium Duo $34, Classic Duo $28, and a Yolk Pastry box of 4 at $28. SINGLES FROM $19 — this is where Bread Garden really wins, with individual snow-skins and bakes like Onde Onde, Pistachio Crunch, Teochew Yam Paste, Lychee Roselia Blast, Yuzu Mango Blast, Mochi Matcha Azuki and Cacao Divine all at $19, Macadamia Nuts and Golden Royale custard at $20, and the Golden Emerald bakes at $22–23. The Signature Premium Mao Shan Wang Durian Snowskin is $28 single or $56 for the set. THE DEAL: Bread Garden's own site advertises Mooncakes 2026 Early Bird 20% Off with a minimum purchase of $100, and islandwide delivery is free on orders of $100 or more placed before 22 September 2026. The 20% has no separately published end date, so treat 22 September as the practical outer limit and check the banner when you order. BEST FOR: mixed groups, office orders, and anyone who wants to try five unusual flavours without committing to a $80 box.

The pick if you are ordering for an office rather than a family. Old Seng Choong — the heritage-bakery brand from chef Daniel Tay — built its 2026 collection, Six Harmonious Woven, around the art of weaving, and it is the one range here that reads as premium enough for client gifting while still costing less than a hotel box. PRICES: Six Harmonious Woven assorted set $78.80; Red Lotus Chicken Bak Kwa $82.80 (the standout, and a genuinely Singaporean idea); White Lotus Yolk Blend, White Lotus Olive Kernel, Black Sesame Salted Yolk, Pandan Melon Seed Salted Yolk and Jasmine Peach Oolong all $76.80. THE BULK DISCOUNT — READ THIS CAREFULLY: the deepest early-bird tier required ordering before 13 August 2026 and has now closed. What still applies from 13 August onwards is 20% off for 5–39 boxes, 25% off for 40–100 boxes, and 30% off for 101 boxes or more. So at 40 boxes the assorted set works out to about $59 each. THE CATCH: these are bulk tiers, not a general discount — a single box gets you no discount at all, which is why this entry sits here for corporate buyers rather than for one gift. Earliest collection or delivery was 1 August 2026, so stock is already shipping. BEST FOR: company gifting, large family orders, and anyone splitting an order with colleagues to clear the 5-box threshold.

The neighbourhood bakery pick with a straightforward, no-code-needed discount already applied on its site. PrimaDéli's Mid-Autumn 2026 range is showing 20% off across the board, which makes its four-piece boxes some of the best value on this page. PRICES (discount already reflected): White Lotus Paste with Melon Seeds 4-piece $48.00 (U.P. $60.00), White Lotus Paste with Single Yolk 4-piece $48.80 (U.P. $61.00), Pure Lotus Paste with Single Yolk 4-piece $50.40 (U.P. $63.00), and White Lotus Paste with Double Yolk 4-piece $52.00 (U.P. $65.00). MINI GIFT SETS: Mini Moonlit Golden Treasures $45.60 (U.P. $57.00), Mini Moonlit Snow Treasures $44.80 (U.P. $56.00) and Mini Moonlit Jewels $50.40 (U.P. $63.00) — the mini format is the easier one for kids and for anyone who wants variety in a single box. FOR CHILDREN: the Moonlit Bunny at $24.00 is the cheapest child-friendly item on this list and the obvious buy if you are doing a lantern night with young kids. BEST FOR: classic double-yolk white lotus at a fair price, and families who want one box that everyone will actually finish. NOTE: no end date is published for the 20%, so it is worth ordering rather than waiting. PrimaDéli outlets are in heartland malls islandwide, and the web store delivers.

The least complicated option here, and the one most people can walk to. Polar has been a Singapore bakery institution since 1926, and its Mid-Autumn 2026 range is deliberately simple — no sprawling flavour list to decide between, just baked or snow-skin in two sizes each. PRICES: Baked mooncakes set of 2 $34.00 or set of 4 $68.00; Snow Skin set of 6 $42.00 or set of 12 $84.00. WHY THE SNOW-SKIN MATHS IS GOOD: at $42 for six, the snow-skin works out to $7 a piece, which is the lowest per-piece snow-skin price on this entire page — worth knowing if you want a chilled box for a gathering rather than a formal gift. ORDERING: the web store shows delivery three days later, so this is not a same-day option — order at least three days before you need it. Free local delivery kicks in at a $160 minimum spend, which is high, so for one or two boxes it is cheaper to collect at an outlet. NO DISCOUNT: Polar is not running a mooncake early bird, so what you see is what you pay. BEST FOR: a straightforward box from a name your grandparents trust, without comparing thirty flavours first — and for anyone who would rather pick up in person at a mall outlet than deal with delivery windows.