Hard Rock Cafe Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) has shuttered for good on 7 May after a 13-year run at the holiday destination.
The closure was reportedly linked to upcoming redevelopment works at The Forum, where it was located.
Source: Google Maps
With the closure, Hard Rock Cafe only has one remaining outlet here in Singapore, along Cuscaden Road in Orchard.
The Hard Rock Cafe outlet at RWS had its last day of operations last Sunday (7 May) after being around for 13 years.
Source: Google Maps
The iconic café first announced the closure on 2 May and said they’re “incredibly grateful” for their customers’ support as well as the memories they share.
In the comments section, the café shared that RWS plans on redeveloping The Forum — where it was located — resulting in most tenants having to vacate the area.
Source: Hard Rock Cafe Singapore on Facebook
The American chain also added that it’s unclear if they’ll reopen at RWS, but did not rule out the possibility of opening a new outlet at another location.
Customers were advised to follow the Hard Rock Cafe Singapore Facebook page for more information.
With the closure of the Sentosa outlet, Hard Rock Cafe has only one branch left in Singapore, located at 50 Cuscaden Road in Orchard.
Source: Google Maps
If you’re keen on visiting Hard Rock Cafe’s last remaining outlet in Singapore, here’s how you can find it:
Hard Rock Cafe Singapore
Address: 50 Cuscaden Road, Hpl House, #02-01, Singapore 249724
Opening hours: 11.30am – 9.30pm (with the exception of private events)
Nearest MRT: Napier Station
Do you have any special memories at Hard Rock Cafe RWS? Share them in the comments.
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Featured image adapted from Google Maps.
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