Singapore’s new instant noodle-inspired playground guarantees instant fun

It’s an irrefutable fact that a Singaporean’s love for food goes beyond just eating it. As much as we’ve grown up listening to our mothers nagging to “stop playing with your food”, yet another way has been found for us to do just that. Dessert fanatics had their fair share of sugary fun with the Museum of Ice Cream earlier this year, and now, instant noodle fans will definitely want to check out Singapore’s all new retail experience playground inspired by instant noodles, Slurping Good!.

In collaboration with Nissin Foods Singapore, Slurping Good! consists of 13 interactive spaces that span two levels, and 6,000 square feet aimed to spice up the Rochor Experience, which consists of Eatbox and Marketplace. Visitors can expect installations, vibrantly coloured murals, and interactive games featuring perennial instant noodle ingredients such as egg, meat, cheese, and even seafood. Exclusive instant-noodle themed merchandise is also available, alongside a curated selection of local brands.

Slurping Good! also includes an interactive content space, “My Dream Cup Noodles by Nissin”, which features a 1.7 metre-tall installation of cup noodles. Loyal fans of this instant dish can also share their dream Cup Noodles flavour, and even embrace their inner child at the Chu Qian Yi Ding Slider! by sliding down both child- and adult-sized noodle slides. Yup, you heard me right about adult-sized noodle slides. Now, remind me who said you can’t eat your instant noodles and have fun with them too?

If your mouth is watering and you’re itching to go check out Slurping Good! already, Lazada is currently offering an early bird promotion (S$19, U.P. S$21) until 31st August, alongside digital food vouchers for Eatbox and exclusive Marketplace merchandise. Make this a family outing by bringing along the young ones, and receive up to S$5 Eatbox vouchers when you purchase multiple entry tickets.

Doors to Slurping Good! will open officially from 24 September 2021 onwards and admission tickets can be purchased here.

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