China's Viral Sweet Soups Land in Singapore: YIMANFEN at 313@Somerset

October 5, 2026
Summary: China's viral dessert sensation makes its international debut. YIMANFEN at 313@Somerset is the Hangzhou brand's first outlet outside China, serving handcrafted Chinese sweet soups and whole-leaf teas made fresh daily.

From Hangzhou to Orchard Road, in Just Two Years

YIMANFEN (悉满分糖水) was founded in Hangzhou in 2024, inspired by Eastern philosophy and the pursuit of pure, essential flavours. In the span of just two years, the brand has grown into a dessert powerhouse with over 90 outlets across 14 Chinese cities, built on a dedication to restoring the true taste and natural beauty of food.

The 313@Somerset outlet, which opened on 15 July 2026, marks a genuine milestone: it's YIMANFEN's very first outlet outside China, and its international debut. You'll find it on Level 2.

YIMANFEN Chinese dessert house at 313@Somerset
Photo credit: Di Moo

Live Now: 50% Off Your Second Dessert

YIMANFEN is currently running a Weekday Promotion offering 50% off your second drink or dessert ordered — a genuinely good excuse to bring a friend along or simply double up on a favourite. The promotion runs now through 2 October 2026.

What sets YIMANFEN apart is its sourcing: ingredients are specifically curated from across China, each from the region where it's best made — peach gum from Suizhou in Hubei province, white lotus seeds from Jianning in Fujian. The brand uses no premade syrups or artificial additives, with all syrups, sweet soups and tea bases prepared in-store daily.

Pro Tip: Follow @yimanfen_sg_official on Instagram for the latest promotions and Singapore-exclusive menu drops — the brand has been actively introducing items made specifically for the local market.

What to Order

First-timers should start with the Manfen Grand Bowl ($8.20), a fresh milk bowl loaded with grass jelly, peach gum, lotus seeds, red beans and taro balls. Other standouts include the timeless Mango Pomelo Sago, the Silken Soya Pudding Grand Bowl, and the Boba Creme Pudding Frappe.

Singapore gets a few exclusives too — notably the durian pomelo sago ($9.80) and the brand's first-ever beverage line, created specifically for this market. Prices are refreshingly accessible: desserts from $7.60, soya pudding from $5.60, gelato bowls from $7.20, and teas from $3.90. In a thoughtful local adaptation, milk is chilled before serving here (and frozen for ice-blended desserts), since Singaporean diners prefer colder desserts in the tropical heat.

Chinese sweet soup dessert bowls at YIMANFEN
Photo credit: Di Moo

Outlet Details

Mall Unit Address Contact Google Maps
313@Somerset #02-50 & #02-K4 313 Orchard Road, 313@Somerset, Singapore 238895 Contact via Instagram View on Google Maps

Opening Hours

Day Hours
Monday12:00pm – 10:30pm
Tuesday12:00pm – 10:30pm
Wednesday12:00pm – 10:30pm
Thursday12:00pm – 10:30pm
Friday12:00pm – 10:30pm
Saturday12:00pm – 10:30pm
Sunday12:00pm – 10:30pm

Note: YIMANFEN is not a halal-certified eatery. As a recently opened outlet, hours may still be adjusting — it's worth checking the outlet's live status on Google Maps before you head down.

Mango pomelo sago and gelato bowls at YIMANFEN
Photo credit: Cherrlyn Lim

Follow & Learn More

YIMANFEN shares updates on new desserts, drinks and promotions through its official channels:

Platform Link
Singapore Website yimanfen.sg
Instagram instagram.com/yimanfen_sg_official

At the time of writing, no official Facebook, TikTok, or e-commerce and marketplace storefronts such as Shopee or Lazada have been confirmed for the brand's Singapore operations, so visiting in person remains the best way to explore the full menu.

Getting to YIMANFEN at 313@Somerset

YIMANFEN is located on Level 2 of 313@Somerset, a short walk from Somerset MRT station (NS23), making it a convenient stop for a refreshing dessert break while shopping on Orchard Road. For exact directions and current opening status, tap the map link below.

Get directions to YIMANFEN 313@Somerset on Google Maps

Pro Tip: Come with an open mind if you're a traditionalist — YIMANFEN's modern spins on classic tang shui stay close enough to tradition that the soul of the dessert isn't lost, which is exactly what's won the brand its following.
Whole-leaf tea drinks and desserts at YIMANFEN
Photo credit: Eric Lee

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