
Munchi Pancakes added a Pistachio Kunafa flavour to its min jiang kueh line-up on 9 July 2026, at every outlet. It is the viral Dubai chocolate combination, pistachio cream plus crunchy shredded kunafa pastry, folded into a soft local pancake, and Munchi's own locations page lists 40 outlets islandwide, from hawker centres to Jewel Changi Airport and the Singapore Zoo.
Kunafa, also spelled kataifi, is a Middle Eastern pastry made from very fine shredded dough. Toasted, it turns into crisp golden threads, and paired with sweet pistachio cream it is the exact filling that made the Dubai chocolate bar go everywhere last year. Munchi's version puts that filling inside min jiang kueh instead of chocolate, which is a much cheaper way to find out what the fuss is about than buying an imported bar. Singapore has been working through this flavour for a while now, right down to Dubai chocolate cookies. One of Munchi's outlets sits inside Jewel Changi Airport, if you want to pair it with a proper eating session.
Munchi announced the flavour at all outlets, and its own locations page lists 40 of them as of 12 August 2026. Two are worth knowing about before you plan a trip: Jewel Changi Airport and Mandai Wildlife East inside the Singapore Zoo, which are the only two you cannot just walk into off the street. Everything else is a mall or a hawker centre. It sits under Min Jiang Kueh on the menu, and Munchi also runs pickup and delivery through order.munchipancakes.com.
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Outlets, unit numbers and stations as published on munchipancakes.com, checked 12 August 2026. The one exception is NS Hub Blk 1 CMPB, where the listed station looks wrong, so we have left it out rather than send you to the wrong end of the island.
Munchi does not publish flavour prices on its website, so the number you pay is whatever is on the board at the counter or in the ordering app. What we would plan around is timing, not price. New flavours at heartland outlets tend to be gone by late afternoon, and a trending one like this goes faster. A morning or lunchtime run is the safe version.
Min jiang kueh flavours rarely chase trends this fast. When a chain with 40 outlets picks up the internet's favourite dessert flavour, the trend stops being a queue in town and becomes something you can get downstairs.
· Heartland outlets usually sell out of new flavours by late afternoon. Go in the morning.
· Munchi does not list flavour prices online, so check the counter or the ordering site before planning a big order.
· If your nearest outlet is out, Munchi's pickup and delivery site shows what each outlet still has.
A min jiang kueh (Chinese pancake) filled with pistachio cream and crunchy kunafa pastry, Munchi Pancakes' take on the viral Dubai chocolate flavour. It launched on 9 July 2026.
Munchi announced it at all outlets. Its own locations page lists 40 islandwide as of 12 August 2026, including hawker centres like Anchorvale Village and One Punggol, malls like NEX and Bedok Mall, plus Jewel Changi Airport and Mandai Wildlife East at the Singapore Zoo. The full list with unit numbers and nearest stations is in this article.
Munchi lists it in three: the Min Jiang Kueh, the Munchi Pancake and the Mini Munchi. The Min Jiang Kueh is the folded pancake most people mean when they search for it.
Munchi does not publish flavour prices on its website. The price is shown at the counter and on its pickup and delivery site, order.munchipancakes.com.
Munchi launched it from 9 July 2026 onwards with no end date announced, and it is still listed under Min Jiang Kueh on Munchi's menu. Individual outlets can still run out on the day.
Kunafa, also spelled kataifi, is a Middle Eastern pastry made of very fine shredded dough, toasted until crisp. It is the crunch inside the viral Dubai chocolate bar.
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