Chagee’s Pasir Ris Playground: Is a Family Tea Stop Worth It?

Chagee has opened its first heartland family store at Pasir Ris Mall, complete with a dedicated indoor playground, complimentary milk for children under 12 with every order, and a Singapore-exclusive pony plushie charm priced at S$16.90.

Last updated: 24 August 2026.

Chagee Pasir Ris Mall free ice cream promotion graphic dated 21 August
Chagee’s Pasir Ris Mall opening promotion, offering a free ice cream coupon on 21 August. Image: CHAGEE Singapore, official Instagram (@chagee.sg).

The store extends a format Chagee first tried at Suntec City, and Pasir Ris is the brand’s first attempt at bringing it to the heartlands rather than the city centre. The address is confirmed on Chagee’s own store locator: 9 Pasir Ris Central, #01-01 Town Plaza, Singapore 519613.

What is actually in the playground

The indoor play area has a mini climbing wall and a slide with padded flooring, an interactive game wall, a rocking Chagee pony mascot, and a pretend tea-making station with aprons, toy dispensers, teapots and cups for younger children. A six-metre hand-painted mural titled “Memories of Pasir Ris”, by artist Rebecca Liu Xibei, depicts the area’s mangrove swamp history and local landmarks including the Mosaic Elephant Playground. It is a customer play corner attached to a tea shop, not a standalone ticketed play space.

Chagee tea shop storefront branding with red mascot logo signage
Chagee’s storefront branding, used across its Singapore outlets including Pasir Ris. Image: CHAGEE Singapore, official website.

What it actually costs

Standard Chagee drink pricing applies at Pasir Ris; the store is not running a different menu. The saving is at the margins: children under 12 get a complimentary milk with any order placed, and most of the menu carries a Nutri-Grade A or B rating. The pony plushie charm, at S$16.90, is exclusive to the Singapore market and sold in-store. None of this changes what an adult drink costs.

Who it suits, and who should skip it

Good for families already heading to Pasir Ris Mall who want a play stop bundled into a drink order, since the playground itself is free with purchase rather than a separate paid admission. Good for parents comparing it against a standalone paid play cafe on cost alone. Less good as a destination in its own right: by the scale described in the coverage so far, the play corner is compact, built for a short stop rather than an afternoon, and it is for paying customers only.

What is unclear

Reported hours list Sunday to Thursday as 9am to 9.30pm, but Friday and Saturday have been reported as “9am to 10am,” which reads as a likely error against the Sunday-to-Thursday hours in the same report. Chagee’s own website does not publish outlet-specific opening hours, so treat the Friday and Saturday closing time as unconfirmed until you see it posted at the store.

The free milk and play corner make this a sensible stop if a Pasir Ris Mall visit was already on the calendar. It is not, on its own, a reason to cross the island for bubble tea.

Details

Chagee Pasir Ris Mall,
9 Pasir Ris Central, #01-01 Town Plaza,
Singapore 519613.

A short walk from Pasir Ris MRT and bus interchange.
Reported hours: Sunday to Thursday, 9am to 9.30pm; Friday and Saturday closing time unconfirmed, see above.

For another satellite-town family outing in the east, see our piece on Toa Payoh’s Dragon Playground, and for a comparable dessert stop built around families, see TOFU G’s two-storey dessert house at Amoy Street.

Mei Chua
Mei Chua
Mei Chua is Little Big Red Dot's Food & Drinks Editor. She is the warm, stylish, food-loving voice readers trust when they want to know whether a restaurant, café, buffet, tasting menu, or new food trend is actually worth their time and money. She writes with honesty, warmth, and a genuine love for good food.

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