Eggslut closes Scotts Square outlet in S'pore after over 3 years in operation

United States (U.S.) egg sandwich brand Eggslut has closed its remaining Singapore outlet at Scotts Square after less than four years in operation.

The closure, while not officially announced by the company, was noticed by netizens and shared on online forum Hardwarezone on Mar. 9.

Eggslut had also withdrawn from South Korea in 2024 and Hong Kong in 2025 due to rising costs and changing spending habits in the two countries, according to South Korea news outlet Chosunbiz and South China Morning Post (SCMP).

Singapore outlets removed from website

Eggslut, which launched in Singapore in September 2021, offered egg sandwiches starting from S$11 each.

A photo provided by a reader of what used to be the Scotts Square outlet showed a vacant store, with no closure notice in sight.

The closure of its Suntec City outlet, which opened in December 2022, was also first noticed by netizens in June 2024.

A check on the Eggslut website showed that the Singapore outlets have been removed from its international locations.

At the time of writing, only stores in Tokyo, Japan and London, United Kingdom are listed as the company's overseas outlets.

A quick check on archival site, Wayback Machine, showed both Suntec and Scott's Road outlets being listed as recently as 2023.

Eggslut's Singapore website also appears to be down.

Exited South Korea and Hong Kong

The egg sandwich brand had started to withdraw from its overseas market, starting with South Korea in 2024.

Industry reports in 2023 indicated that the food service industry in South Korea were met with increasing material and labour costs after the Covid-19 pandemic, reported Chosunbiz.

American brands with a "brunch" concept also have a "higher dependency" on imported ingredients, and were affected with such costs and fluctuations in exchange rates.

The brand also closed its outlets in Hong Kong in February 2025 after less than two years in operation amid changing spending habits by locals and Chinese tourists, reported SCMP.

Mothership has reached out to Eggslut for comment.

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