Melvados runs eight retail outlets across Singapore, located in Jurong Point, Eastpoint, Harbourfront, Hillion Mall, Paya Lebar Quarter, Anchorpoint, Hougang, and AMK Hub. All eight keep the same daily hours, 10:30am to 9:00pm with a lunch break from 2:30pm to 3:30pm, and stock the full product line of cakes, wraps, ice cream, and snacks rather than splitting inventory between locations. Each outlet sits inside a mall basement or transit-linked retail cluster, which makes most of them easy to combine with a regular grocery or shopping trip rather than requiring a dedicated visit.

Eight outlets is a fairly substantial physical footprint for a brand that started as a single factory outlet in Woodlands back in 2004. The spread now reaches west, east, central, and northern Singapore, though there's a noticeable gap in the south-west and far north-east that residents in those pockets will want to plan around.

Where Exactly Are All Eight Melvados Outlet Locations

Here's the full list, with mall and unit details pulled directly from Melvados' own store listings.

Jurong Point: 1 Jurong West Central 2, JP1 #B1-27, Singapore 648886, tel 6909 5776.

Eastpoint: 3 Simei Street 6, #04-15, Singapore 528833, tel 6909 8720.

Harbourfront: 1 Maritime Square, #01-04, Harbourfront Centre, Singapore 099253, tel 6980 0442.

Hillion Mall: #B2-10, 17 Petir Rd, Singapore 678278, tel 6908 6548.

Paya Lebar Quarter (PLQ): 10 Paya Lebar Road, #B2-06, Singapore 409056, tel 6980 0443.

Anchorpoint: 370 Alexandra Road, #B1-13, Singapore 159953, tel 6444 9351.

Hougang 1: 1 Hougang Street 91, #01-14, Singapore 538692, tel 6980 7673.

AMK Hub: 53 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3, #B1-27, Singapore 569933, tel 6980 7662.

Every outlet keeps identical hours, which simplifies planning considerably compared to brands where store hours vary location by location.

Which Outlets Are Easiest to Reach by MRT

Five of the eight sit directly above or beside an MRT station, which matters if a trip is happening without a car. Jurong Point connects to Boon Lay station, Harbourfront sits right above the HarbourFront MRT interchange, AMK Hub connects to Ang Mo Kio station, and Paya Lebar Quarter links to Paya Lebar station. Eastpoint and Hougang 1 are both close to Simei and Hougang stations respectively, leaving only Hillion Mall and Anchorpoint requiring a slightly longer walk or a short bus ride from the nearest train line.

Do All Melvados Outlets Stock the Same Products

Yes, based on how the brand structures its retail operation, all eight outlets carry the same core range spanning cakes, lava cakes, ice cream, wraps, breads, snacks, and condiments. There isn't a flagship store carrying exclusive items while smaller branches get a trimmed-down selection, which is the model some competing dessert chains use instead. That said, stock levels on any given day can vary by outlet simply due to foot traffic and delivery timing, so a specific flavor running out at one location doesn't necessarily mean it's sold out everywhere.

Is It Better to Visit an Outlet or Order Online for Delivery

Outlets work better for anyone wanting to physically check what's in stock, ask staff about a specific dietary need, or grab something on the way home from work without waiting for delivery. Online ordering through the Melvados website makes more sense for stocking up on a wider range at once, particularly with free delivery above $60 making bulk orders more economical than multiple smaller in-store trips. The trade-off with online ordering is the wait, typically a day or more depending on delivery slots, against walking out of a mall outlet with a bag in hand the same afternoon.

What Have Customers Said About Specific Outlet Experiences

Outlet-level reviews tend to track closely with general brand sentiment rather than diverging sharply by location. The Anchorpoint outlet carries 11 reviews on Burpple, while the Woodlands location has 5 reviews, with shoppers there frequently highlighting the soup range as a quick home-meal base alongside the usual dessert purchases. Earlier coverage from local food bloggers pointed to the original Woodlands Terrace factory outlet as a destination in itself, with one feature specifically noting that friends from a nearby polytechnic would frequently recommend Foodedge Gourmet at Woodlands Terrace to purchase Melvados items, which suggests the brand's word-of-mouth has historically traveled fastest among students and office workers in that area before the wider mall rollout happened.