Luckin Coffee Singapore Opens Its 100th Store After Three Years

Luckin Coffee Singapore has reached 100 stores, three years after launching in Singapore with just two outlets. The milestone marks the brand’s expansion across the island while highlighting its focus on coffee innovation, wellness, local collaborations and community initiatives.

The 100th outlet is located at Bugis Junction and joins a growing network that spans shopping malls, neighbourhoods and transport hubs. Luckin Coffee Singapore first opened at Marina Square and Ngee Ann City in 2023 before expanding to locations including Pagoda Street in Chinatown, Tampines 1, Compass One and Changi Airport Terminal 1.

The Bugis Junction store incorporates several elements inspired by Singapore and Luckin Coffee’s growth in the local market. It features a Singapore Art Wall with Peranakan inspired design influences, an Interactive Brand Heritage Projector showcasing the brand’s network of Singapore stores, and a Logo Feature Wall made with coffee beans arranged to form the Luckin Coffee logo. A 100th Store Photo Wall also marks the milestone.

The outlet has been renovated to meet the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Gold standard, reflecting the brand’s sustainability considerations across its retail footprint.

Singapore has also become an important market for Luckin Coffee’s international growth, allowing the company to develop its understanding of local consumer preferences while refining its digital first retail model, store operations and product development. Its Singapore operations now employ more than 860 people, including a corporate team of about 40 employees across areas such as operations, human resources, marketing and business development.

Coffee quality remains a key part of the brand’s offering, with Luckin Coffee drawing on the expertise of World Barista Championship champions to develop and curate its coffee range. This global expertise has been combined with flavours tailored to Singapore consumers, including the Pandan Coconut Latte and Tiramisu Latte made with MILO.

Other collaborations and seasonal launches have included the Crème Coconut Pudding Latte and Black Sesame Hojicha Latte, created as part of a collaboration with QUBY.

Luckin Coffee Singapore has also increased its focus on wellness. In January 2026, the brand achieved zero Nutri Grade D rated beverages across its menu. Nutri Grade ratings are displayed on in store screens and in the app to provide consumers with more information when selecting drinks.

The 150KCAL LAB Series, introduced in September 2025, added more lower calorie choices to the menu, while collaborations with running communities and fitness studios have extended the brand’s wellness initiatives beyond its drinks.

The company has also used collaborations to connect its coffee offering with local culture and everyday interests. Partnerships with brands such as MILO and Duolingo, along with its “Luck My Life” campaign with a local film of the same name, have introduced coffee experiences tied to familiar flavours and cultural interests.

Community initiatives have formed another part of Luckin Coffee Singapore’s local development. In 2025, the brand partnered with the Institute of Mental Health and its charity arm, the Woodbridge Hospital Charity Fund, on UNSEEN // SEEN, a social initiative and fundraising campaign using art to encourage conversations about mental health.

All profits from merchandise sales went to the Woodbridge Hospital Charity Fund, supporting patient welfare initiatives, community outreach, and mental health research and education. Luckin Coffee Singapore also contributed S$1 for every item sold.

The brand will continue its collaboration with the Woodbridge Hospital Charity Fund through patient engagement programmes, mental health awareness events, in kind donations and expertise to support the development of a vocational skills training space within the Institute of Mental Health campus.

As the first corporate partner to establish the training space, Luckin Coffee Singapore aims to support a programme that gives people with lived experiences opportunities to develop vocational skills and showcase handcrafted products created as part of their rehabilitation. Proceeds generated through the programme will be channelled back to the Woodbridge Hospital Charity Fund to support other mental health initiatives and patients.

Luckin Coffee Singapore has also invested in employee development through barista skills competitions, giving its staff opportunities to strengthen their technical knowledge and develop their coffee making skills.

To celebrate the opening of its 100th store, Luckin Coffee Singapore will launch two new products from 29 September 2026: the Golden Velvet Latte and Cheesy Mochi Puff.

From 29 September to 3 October, the brand will also hold interactive activities near the Bugis Junction outlet at the Bugis Junction Malay Street Atrium from 10am to 8pm. Activities include a photobooth, photo spots, appearances by Lucky, the official Luckin Coffee mascot, on 29 September from 11am to 7pm, an exclusive stamp rally featuring designs by local designer @lovecurates, and spin the wheel giveaways on 29 September.

Luckin Coffee members will also receive special promotions from 29 September to 2 October. Members will get one S$2.99 coupon for any drink each day and can participate in the Tap to Win game through the Luckin Coffee app for a chance to win an iPhone and other prizes.