Mdm Ling Bakery’s 2026 Mid-Autumn collection gives shoppers a way to support a good cause while buying their festive treats. For every Painted Garden Box sold, S$1 will go to the Breast Cancer Foundation. The four-piece box costs S$88 before discount and features original watercolour artwork by Singapore artist Phuay Li Ying.
The floral artwork features blooms in blush, lilac and champagne gold. In addition, Mdm Ling Bakery designed the box as a keepsake, bringing together local art, festive gifting and a charitable cause in one package.
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3 Main Mooncake Ranges
There are three main mooncake ranges for 2026. First, the Premium Traditional Baked Skin range keeps things familiar with smooth white lotus paste and melon seeds. Shoppers can choose Lotus with Melon Seeds and Yolk or Lotus with Melon Seeds without yolk. The baked range is also halal-certified and vegetarian.
Meanwhile, the Signature Assorted Baked range offers something more contemporary with a low-sugar Momoyama skin. Its four flavours are Belgian Double Chocolate, Black Sesame Peanut Butter, Emerald Pandan Golden Yolk and Red Dates Longan. As a result, the selection moves from chocolate and peanut butter to pandan and familiar Chinese dessert flavours.
Pistachio Kunafa & Popping Candy lead the snowskin range
The Premium Truffle Snowskin range gets even more playful. It comes in four flavours: Truffle Muscat Grape, Truffle Passionfruit, Truffle Popping Candy and Truffle Pistachio Kunafa. In addition, each chilled mooncake comes with a truffle centre.
Truffle Pistachio Kunafa is likely to attract attention thanks to the recent pistachio and kunafa dessert craze. However, Truffle Popping Candy may be the bigger conversation starter at the reunion table. Meanwhile, Muscat Grape and Passionfruit provide fruitier alternatives.
Gift sets start from S$48
Mdm Ling Bakery has nine named gift-set options for different budgets and group sizes. Prices start from S$48 for a two-piece set and go up to S$118 for the Blossom Drawer Chest. Mdm Ling Bakery lists the following prices before discounts.
Pre-orders are open, with pop-ups across Singapore from 20 August
Pre-orders for Mdm Ling Bakery’s 2026 mooncakes are now open online, while deliveries start from 25 August. In addition, the bakery says discounts will gradually decrease as Mid-Autumn Festival approaches on 25 September.
Those who prefer to shop in person can visit Mdm Ling Bakery’s Jewel Changi Airport flagship from 20 August. Meanwhile, the collection will also appear at pop-up booths across Singapore. Locations include TANGS at Tang Plaza, Takashimaya Square, VivoCity, Compass One, NEX, Jurong Point, The Clementi Mall, Westgate, Lot One, Junction 8 and Tampines Mall.
More 2026 mooncakes worth checking out
Every Mid-Autumn Festival, brands seem to get more creative in their battle for our attention and, of course, our money. This year is no exception. PAUL has turned the idea of a mooncake into French-inspired Moon Tarts, while Swensen’s has eight Mochi Snowskin Ice Cream Mooncakes, including Dubai Cookie and two durian flavours. Meanwhile, Fairmont Singapore is serving halal-certified baked mooncakes alongside a Dubai Chocolate snowskin creation.
If packaging matters as much as the mooncakes, there are plenty of choices too. Janice Wong’s collection comes with a collectible wooden lantern and colourful chocolate mooncakes, while The Black Pearl has a mother-of-pearl-inspired keepsake box that resembles a jewellery case. There is also another collection with a meaningful local art angle: Raffles Hotel Singapore partnered with ART:DIS and artists with disabilities for its 2026 mooncake collection, complete with artwork and handcrafted ceramic plates.
