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Its outlet at the ION Orchard shopping mall will serve its last customers on Sept. 22, the chain said in a social media post on Tuesday.

“From our very first Bon to the many that followed, you have made Cinnabon part of your cravings, catch-ups, celebrations and everyday moments,” it said.

“To everyone who has visited, shared a Bon with us and supported us along the way – thank you for being part of our journey.”

Cinnabon is best known for its gooey cinnamon rolls, which the chain has long marketed as its “world famous cinnamon rolls.”

Founded by a family in Seattle in 1985, the brand has since expanded into a major franchise with outlets in 50 countries, including Japan, Malaysia, Russia and Canada.

Cinnabon made its Singapore debut at Raffles City Shopping Centre in early 2023 with a soft launch that attracted queues of up to two hours, according to 8days.

It opened a second outlet at ION Orchard later that year, followed by a third at Jewel Changi Airport in June 2024. The Raffles City and Jewel Changi outlets have since closed.

Its closure follows those of several other popular dessert shops in the city-state. Homegrown gelato brand Tom’s Palette announced last month that it would close in mid- to late October after 21 years, while Tarte by Cheryl Koh closed both of its outlets in April after 11 years of operation, according to The Straits Times.

In the broader food and beverage industry, some 2,101 businesses in Singapore closed their doors in the first seven months of 2026, up 25.1% from a year ago.