Isetan Tsukimi Matsuri 2025, SingPost Centre: Honest Food Review

What the Tsukimi Matsuri was like

Tsukimi means moon viewing, and Isetan pegs this fair to Mid-Autumn each year. The 2025 edition moved into SingPost Centre's atrium, a short walk from Paya Lebar MRT, with stalls under blue canopies and paper lanterns strung between them. From the railing upstairs you could see the whole layout at once, which is more than you can say for most of these fairs, and the atrium kept it air-conditioned.

Stalls Isetan's own collab posts named for this run included Feal with handmade pies from Kumamoto, Ajino Hoshino with seaweed udon, Maruhachi castella, Hokkaido Sapporo Inaho with jumbo ikameshi, and sakes from Ishikawa. The counters we filmed were the ones you would expect, mini takoyaki, a deep-fried stall and an apple sweets stand, all sold in small portions for walking and grazing. If you want the fuller Japanese fair comparison, our blog has covered a few, and for how this sits against the pasar malam circuit the same month see our pasar malam food tier list.

Was the food worth the price

Mostly yes, with the usual caveat. A department store fair charges what the brand is worth, not what the ingredients cost, so a tray of takoyaki or a single pie runs well above pasar malam money. What you get for that is product made by the actual Japanese maker, in a clean air-conditioned atrium with seats nearby. Our rule at these fairs: spend on the things you cannot get at a night market, the stuffed squid, the castella, the regional pies, and skip the deep-fried snacks, which taste the same at a quarter of the price under a tent.

Timing is the other half. The fair opened at 11am daily, and mall atrium fairs are at their easiest at weekday lunch. Dinner and weekends are when the counters back up.

Isetan in Singapore after this fair

SingPost Centre has no Isetan store, so this was a pop-up fair. The store footprint itself has shrunk since. Isetan's Tampines household floor ran a moving-out sale from 17 October to 9 November 2025, and Isetan at NEX closed on 26 April 2026, which we wrote up in Isetan NEX closed after 15 years. Isetan's own store page on 20 October 2026 lists two Orchard Road stores, Isetan Scotts at Shaw House and Isetan Wisma Atria.

The fairs keep going under seasonal names, Sakura, Hanabi, Tsukimi, at different malls each time. The venue and dates change every run, so check @isetansg or SingPost Centre's own events page before you plan around one.

FAQs

When was the Isetan Tsukimi Matsuri 2025?

24 September to 5 October 2025, 11am to 9pm daily and 11am to 8pm on 5 October, in the Level 1 atrium of SingPost Centre, 10 Eunos Road 8. It has ended.

How do you get to SingPost Centre?

SingPost Centre is at 10 Eunos Road 8, a short walk from Paya Lebar MRT on the East West and Circle Lines.

Is the Isetan Japanese food fair on now?

Not this one. Isetan runs seasonal Japanese fairs at different malls through the year. Check @isetansg on Instagram for the current fair and venue.

Which Isetan stores are still open in Singapore?

Isetan's own store page on 20 October 2026 lists Isetan Scotts at Shaw House, 350 Orchard Road, and Isetan Wisma Atria, 435 Orchard Road. Isetan NEX closed in April 2026.