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7 Food Factories In SG You Didn’t Know Existed With Tours, Workshops & Warehouse Sales

Food factories in Singapore


Have you ever wondered how your favourite snacks turn up at your grocery stores? Despite what everyone says, sometimes it is cool to know how the sausage is made.

To quell your curiosity, we’ve listed down a couple of food factories in Singapore you didn’t know existed and what you can do or buy there.


1. Ho Tit Coffee Powder Factory


Tour a retro coffee roasting factory


Image credit: Ho Tit Coffee Factory

A morning cuppa is how most of us start our day, so knowing how the elusive powder gets to us would be worth knowing. Take a step into Ho Tit Coffee Powder Factory, with walls filled with retro coffee shop memorabilia.

Though you won’t see the beans grounded into powder in person, you’ll get a deep dive into the process when you meet the owners Dominic and Cynthia, who’ll leave you with coffee facts galore.

Image adapted from: @ho_tit_coffee via Instagram

Luckily for us, Ho Tit is not just for looking as you can buy drip coffee packs at the factory. They have a wide selection of coffee powder made from beans from all parts of the world, starting at $17.80/250g.

Ho Tit Coffee Powder Factory
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4.7
(77)
Address
412 Upper Paya Lebar Rd, Singapore 534993
Opening Hours:
Sunday 01:00 PM - 06:00 PM Show More Timings
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2. Nury Dian Xin Delight


Wholesale halal-certified dim sum & factory tours



Image credit: Nury Dian Xin Delight

Have a dim sum buffet at home with dishes from Nury Dian Xin Delight like their Lor Mai Gai ($1.74/piece) or Siew Mai ($7.25/10 pieces).

If you’re planning to head down to the factory, you have to make an appointment in advance, where you can also check for the availability of the items.

To enhance the experience, book a 2-hour factory tour at $800/10 pax, where you’ll see how the dumplings and eats are made and packaged. You could also stand a chance to attend a pau workshop, where you can get your hands in the action of actually making your favourite breakfast food.

Nury Dian Xin Delight Pte. Ltd.
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5
(5)
Address
8A Admiralty St, #07-34 Food Xchange @ Admiralty, Singapore 757437
Opening Hours:
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3. Fassler


Frozen seafood & in-house smoked salmon


Fassler Gourmet is no stranger to the Singapore food scene, being the first seafood smokehouse in the country and having a wide range of soups. Picture an NTUC that’s just shelves and shelves of seafood, that’s what a trip down to Fassler will look like.

Some notable products from them are their Traditional Smoked Salmon ($16.90/200gm) and sashimi collection, including Yellowtail ($35/500gm).

Aside from all the seafood, the unique soup collection has Beef Borsch Soup ($9.20/500gm) and Premium French Onion Soup ($6.80), which are even served up at restaurants.

Fassler Gourmet Pte Ltd
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4
(90)
Address
46 Woodlands Ter, Singapore 738459
Opening Hours:
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4. Baker’s Oven


Wholesale raw dough for pastries & tarts


Image credit: Baker’s Oven

Baker’s Oven isn’t your regular bakery, with over 100 goodies like pastries, croissants, and puffs, sold in bulk. They’re sold either baked or frozen, with the latter requiring you to bake them at home. For example, you can buy frozen Chicken Rendang Pies at $81/54 pieces, while their baked counterparts go at $72/30 pieces.

If you’re not party planning, you can still buy smaller amounts of products from them like their colourful Tiger Roll ($15) or decadent, whole Premium New York Cheese Cake ($39).

Image for illustrative purposes only.
Image credit: Eatbook

There isn’t a price difference between ordering on their website or going to their factory, but you could have a better look at each piece you order rather than waiting for delivery. Another plus of going to their factory is that the products will be their freshest considering this is the main outlet.

If you’re planning to visit the factory, you have to call in advance and check on what stock they’ll have when you go.

Baker’s Oven Pattisieries
Google Reviews
2.8
(32)
Address
1E Senoko Cres, Singapore 758287
Opening Hours:
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5. New Everyday


For seafood snacks & chips


New Everyday offers a selection of crackers and chips so extensive, you’ll be able to eat something new everyday for 64 days in a row. Besides the usual prawn crackers, they also sell more unconventional ones such as lobster crackers ($2.80/70gm) and belinjo crackers ($9/300gm).

You can sift through boxes and shelves overflowing with the snacks, while whafts of freshly fried crackers float around. Although you can find their whole catalogue on the New Everyday website, going down to the factory may enable you to get bulk discounts and a bunch of freebie snacks.

New Everyday
Google Reviews
4.1
(26)
Address
3017 Bedok North Street 5, #01-32, Gourmet East Kitchen, Singapore 486121
Opening Hours:
Sunday Closed Show More Timings
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6. Q.B. Food Trading


For cold cuts, meats & cheeses


Image credit: QB Food Trading Pte Ltd via Facebook

For the ECP barbecues or Saturday charcuterie wine nights, Q.B. Food Trading has got you covered. They are a wholesale meat and cheese seller, with a factory that puts butcher sections at grocery stores to shame.

They have over 30 different cuts of beef and lamb, starting from as low as $26, as well rarer cold cuts and cheeses like Johnsonville Original Raw Bratwurst ($9.45) and Lemnos Fruit Cream Cheese (from $4.95).

QB Food Trading Pte Ltd
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3.9
(89)
Address
8 Chin Bee Cres, Singapore 619893
Opening Hours:
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7. Yakult Factory


View how Yakult is made & get a free 5-pack


Find out how your favourite tangy yoghurt drink is made at the Yakult Factory, where you’ll watch the whole process from fermentation to bottling and even uncover why the iconic bottle is designed the way it is.

The only caveat is you will have to find a pretty large group to go down as factory tour booking is for a minimum of 20 people at $3.40/pax. That being said, you also get freebies like a fresh 5-pack of Yakult Gold.

Yakult (Singapore) Pte Ltd
Google Reviews
4.2
(23)
Address
7 Senoko Ave, Singapore 758300
Opening Hours:
Sunday Closed Show More Timings
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– Bonus: Factories with annual warehouse sales –


Old Chang Kee


For classic snacks & fryums


Image credit: Old Chang Kee via Facebook

Bring the joy of Old Chang Kee home, with their exclusive frozen food selection that can only be purchased in person at festive warehouse sales. Whether it’s Chinese New Year or Hari Raya Puasa, the beloved company sets up shop at their headquarters in Woodlands for great bulk deals.

Some past ones are their 3 for $35 deal for packs of 25 mini curry puffs (U.P. $12/pack) and 45 chicken nuggets (U.P. $12/pack).

Image credit: Old Chang Kee via Facebook

Old Chang Kee Catering
Google Reviews
4.3
(41)
Address
2 Woodlands Ter, Singapore 738427
Opening Hours:
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Hosen


For canned fruits, vegetables & snacks


The brand, Hosen, is synonymous with its famous canned fruit amongst other things. However, it isn’t just tinned peaches and pineapples that you’ll spot during their annual sales. Their CNY sales are known for having varied A&W flavours, pringles at bulk discounts and large packs of dried fruits.

Hosen Group Ltd.
Google Reviews
4.2
(10)
Address
267 Pandan Loop, Singapore 128439
Opening Hours:
Sunday Closed Show More Timings
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Grab a snack at these food factories in Singapore


Now the next time you’re travelling in the north and see the plain buildings, you’ll know that they likely harbour some of your favourite foods. Keep track of Open My Factory tours, where you can get a deeper dive into the processes of how soy sauce and seafood snacks are made.

For more deals on munchies, check out our list of cheap snack stores or take a walk down memory lane as we go through quintessential Singaporean old-school snacks.


Cover image adapted from: Baker’s Oven and Nury Dian Xin Delight
Originally published on 12th March 2016. Last updated on 31st May 2024.

Ezekiel Sen

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