Black sesame fans, your favourite drink is finally making a comeback đ
Mr Bean has officially brought back its Black Sesame Soy Milk ($3.80), featuring a creamy soymilk base swirled with fragrant black sesame for that rich, nutty finish.
If you’ve been waiting for this flavour to return, now’s the time.
There’s also a promotion happeningâbuy any Black Sesame Soy Milk and you’ll be able to redeem a Black Sesame Cookie Pancake for just $0.99 (U.P. $3.90) by downloading a coupon. No app or membership is requiredâjust scan the QR code, download the coupon and redeem it at any Mr Bean outlet.
If you’re still deciding where to catch the FIFA World Cup⢠Final, McDonald’s Singapore has a pretty exciting option for football fans.
For just 5,000 MyMcDonald’s Rewards points, members can redeem an exclusive FIFA World Cup⢠Finals Watch Party for up to five people. The experience includes unlimited Chicken McNuggetsÂŽ, fries, exciting prizes and a lively atmosphere to enjoy the biggest match of the tournament together.
Cheer on Your Favourite Team at McDonald’s Marine Cove
The watch party takes place at McDonald’s Marine Cove on 20 July 2026, with doors opening from 2am. The FIFA World Cup⢠Final will be shown live on the big screen, giving fans a chance to soak up the excitement alongside fellow supporters.
Whether you’re planning a late-night football outing with friends or simply looking for a unique way to experience the final, this watch party promises plenty of food, football and fun under one roof.
One successful redemption gives a MyMcDonald’s Rewards member entry for themselves and four friends, making it a fun group outing for up to five people.
Here’s How you do it!
Event Details
Redemption Opens:Â 30 June 2026, 3 pm Venue:Â McDonaldâs Marine Cove Event Date:Â 20 July 2026 Time:Â 2 am onwards Redemption Cost:Â 5,000 MyMcDonaldâs Rewards points Includes:Â Admission for one member and four friends, unlimited Chicken McNuggetsÂŽ, unlimited Fries, and access to exclusive prize giveaways.
Fans may want to set a reminder to clock enough MyMcDonaldâs Rewards points as this limited-capacity event is expected to be snapped up quickly.
It is the festive season, not everyone is celebrating. We’ve picked up a story from Facebook today.
A special needs owner forced out of his 3 years vending business and his father has wrote a post to seek help from the internet.
Here is a TLDR version.
Mr William WK Tan, purchased a vending machine for his son, Cairn, to learn to work and serve residents at a condominium.
The vending machine malfunctioned and had to be replaced with a new one.
William learned that the new vending machine may be forced out of the condo soon.
William wants to empower his 18-year-old son, who has special needs, to become productive and earn an honest living.
Through the vending business, Cairn has learnt life skills through the business and served the community well, helping to change neighbours’ perception of him too.
William has been given a deadline of January 4, 2023 to work things out.
He is seeking help for the following,
Finding a delivery company,
A temporary storage in case of forced relocation, finding a new location for the vending machine in the Bukit Panjang area, and
Potentially helping another family with disadvantaged adult children start their own vending business
The vending machine has been in operation for three years and has helped Cairn develop confidence and competence.
William is hoping that compassion will prevail in the situation.
He appreciates any advice or encouragement, even if assistance is not possible.
William can be contacted via WhatsApp at 97630945 for those who can offer assistance.
Two related articles can be found for those interested in learning more about the vending machine and its impact on the neighborhood.
If you wish to help William and Cairn (his son), you may reach him at his Facebook or his Whatsapp.
If its something that’s beyond your help, please share his post or this article so more people can reach them. Thank you for reading till here!
*We have made some corrections after receiving updates, – Mr Tan & his son is at risk of losing that business and are still in talks and hopefully able to retain their vending business. – Cairn’s vending business has been in operations for 3 years.
