The final days for its United Square and Chinatown Point outlets are Aug. 23 and 31, respectively, the chain said without giving a reason, according to separate notices cited by The Straits Times.

Meanwhile, its Plaza Singapura store will temporarily close after Aug. 30 and is expected to resume operations at the end of September.

The Hoshino Coffee outlet at Chinatown Point mall, Singapore. Photo from Facebook/Hoshino Coffee Singapore

The Plaza Singapura mall, along with The Atrium@Orchard, will undergo a S$160 million (US$124 million) revamp from the third quarter of 2026 through the fourth quarter of 2028, Channel News Asia reported.

The makeover is aimed at strengthening Plaza Singapura’s position along the Orchard Road shopping belt by upgrading its facilities and introducing a refreshed mix of tenants targeted at both locals and tourists. The mall will remain open throughout the works, which will be carried out in phases.

Founded in Japan in 2011, Hoshino Coffee is a premium specialty cafe chain known for its hand-drip coffee and soufflé pancakes. Its menu also features dishes like pasta and omurice.

The chain has six outlets in Singapore, its first overseas market, and another 16 outside Japan, according to its website.