Enjoy a magical meal with your favourite My Little Pony characters at Kumoya from 24 March

I remember my younger sister being the biggest My Little Pony fan when she was younger— figurines, soft toys, merch, you name it, she had it. It was also how I became familiar with the likes of Pinkie Pie, Applejack, Rainbow Dash, Fluttershy, and more.

Fans of the cartoon series will now be able to indulge in a meal at Kumoya surrounded by vibrantly coloured decorations. Friendship is magic, so make sure to jio all your best buddies and make a trip down to check this pop up out.

The menu includes a Let’s Soar! Pomodoro Pasta with Grilled Salmon (S$25.90), where your favourite My Little Pony characters top a bowl of pasta in the form of a mini cardboard stand.

If Rainbow Dash is your favourite character, then The Dashing Magical Rainbow Dash Impossible Plant Based Burger (S$27.90) will be perfect for you. The menu also has a Say Cheese! We Run the World Tempura Fish and Chips (S$25.90), which also features six ponies posing for a photo together. Make sure you get plenty of photos yourself for the next ‘gram update!

The young ones will certainly leave satisfied too! Kumoya’s menu includes a range of snacks perfect for younger children to munch on— Hand Cut Truffle Fries (S$14.90), Mozzarella Cheese Sticks (S$12.90), Karaage Chicken with So Garlic Glaze (S$15.90), and more.

End dinner on a sweet note with their pretty My Little Pony themed desserts. The You Are Magical! Churros Chocolate Fondue Set (S$25.90) caught my eye first, though I wouldn’t mind digging into the Just Apple Applejack Housemade Apple Tart (S$22.90), either.

If you’re someone who grew up watching My Little Pony cartoons on TV with your siblings, or proudly repped MLP merch in your primary school days, this is the golden opportunity for you to make a reservation here, enjoy a taste of nostalgia, and revisit the magic of your childhood.

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