22 Oct is a day of celebration for residents of Tampines, not only because it’s a Friday, but also because it’s the opening day of the Don Don Donki outlet at Tampines 1.
But those planning on checking out the new store might want to hold off their plans, especially if they want to avoid crowds.
On Friday (22 Oct) morning, Tampines 1 saw a snaking queue that stretched across 2 levels of the mall, comprising customers eager to visit the store.
After a 3-month wait, Don Don Donki finally opened its latest outlet at Tampines 1 on 22 Oct.
As with every new Don Don Donki outlet opening, there was hype and anticipation surrounding the occasion.
At about 10am, pictures of a long queue that stretched from the 2nd to 1st floor of the mall were shared on Facebook, courtesy of I Love Tampines.
2nd level of Tampines 1
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Though the mall’s relatively small layout could’ve contributed to the length, there were easily 50 people in the queue.
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According to this netizen, the queue continued stretching to the ground floor even though 2 hours had passed since the store opened its doors.
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Customers in the queue reportedly had to wait 30-45 minutes before they could enter the store.
If the queue isn’t enough to stop you from visiting the outlet, there are some exciting opening promos to look forward to.
From 22-24 Oct, Don Don Donki members can get a free plushie if they collect 3 stamps from purchasing these items:
Membership is free, but each account is only allowed to redeem 1 plushie.
Don Don Donki members can also bring home a limited-edition cooler bag if they spend $80 using UOB credit or debit cards.
Here are the deets if you plan to head down:
Don Don Donki Tampines 1
Address: 10 Tampines Central 1 #02-25-30 Tampines 1, Singapore 529536
Opening hours: 9am-11pm daily
Nearest MRT: Tampines Station
Check out this article for a sneak peek of the supermarket.
Given how popular Don Don Donki is, the long queue really shouldn’t come as too much of a surprise to Singaporeans.
While understandably excited, we hope customers will adhere to safe distancing measures while queuing and shopping at the store.
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Featured image adapted from I Love Tampines on Facebook.
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