McDonald’s is shuttering its outlet at Singapore’s Tampines Mall on March 9 after more than 30 years of operation.
A notice at the store, shared by a Facebook page on Tuesday, said its last day of operation will be March 8, as reported by Mothership.
“We’d like to thank all our customers for your patronage over the years, and we look forward to delighting you again at our nearest restaurant,” the notice said. No reason was provided for the closure.
The outlet is said to be among Tampines Mall’s original tenants when it opened in November 1995. The mall marked its 30th anniversary last year.
McDonald’s said in a statement to Channel News Asia: “It has been a privilege to serve generations of customers at Tampines Mall for more than 30 years and to be part of so many everyday moments and memories.”
It also pointed customers to nearby locations at McDonald’s Tampines Central and Tampines Hub.
Reactions to the post sharing the closure notice were marked by sadness and nostalgia, with some commenters describing it as an “iconic” store in a high-traffic area of the mall.
Source: VN Express