
Wong Fu Fu ran a Hangyodon pop-up cafe at 776 North Bridge Road from 7 January 2026, near Bugis MRT. It was planned to run until the second week of March 2026 and has since ended. The hook was a free Hangyodon figurine with every chilled ramen set.
Wong Fu Fu is the Taiwanese cafe, listed as halal by HungryGoWhere, on North Bridge Road that keeps doing character collabs. Hangyodon, the Sanrio half-fish, came right after the Cinnamoroll pop-up we covered in September 2025.
We posted about it on 29 December 2025, before it opened. Our caption promised Hangyodon snacks, burgers, drinks and Wong Fu Fu's signatures, plus a free toy with every cold ramen set. The menu card in the slides had Hangyodon on plates, burgers, fries and drinks, with the words Limited-Time Pop-Up across the top.
According to HungryGoWhere's report from opening week, the chilled ramen was $23.90 and came with the free Hangyodon figurine and a felt cone for it to sit in, listed at $9.90 on its own. The Ocean Feast was $24.90, the mantou burger $21.90, snacks started from $12.90, and a Strawberry Field matcha latte was $12.90.
There was a $20 minimum spend per person before service charge. Honestly, with the ramen set at $23.90, the figurine was the easiest way to clear that minimum and walk out with something.
The pop-up is over. Wong Fu Fu itself was still at 776 North Bridge Road in late March 2026, when it started a My Little Pony pop-up, open Tuesday to Sunday, 12pm to 10pm, and closed on Mondays.
We could not confirm its current hours for October 2026, so check @wongfufusg on Instagram before you go. Sanrio fans who missed this one might want the Sanrio Moonlit Garden at VivoCity write-up instead.
· Wong Fu Fu closes on Mondays, going by its hours in March 2026.
· Its pop-ups have tended to run about two months each, so move early when the next one is announced.
· Nearest MRT is Bugis.
It started on 7 January 2026 and was planned to run until the second week of March 2026. It has ended.
Wong Fu Fu is at 776 North Bridge Road, Singapore 198744, near Bugis MRT.
Each chilled ramen set, $23.90, came with a Hangyodon figurine and a felt cone for it to sit in.
HungryGoWhere's reports on the cafe list it as halal. If you need to see the certificate, ask the cafe directly before you go.
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