End of an Era: Tarte by Cheryl Koh to Shutter Both Singapore Outlets After 11 Years
Popular Singapore patisserie Tarte by Cheryl Koh announces its closure on April 26 after 11 years. Discover more about the wave of F&B shutdowns in Singapore.
By: AXL Media
Published: Apr 7, 2026, 6:24 AM EDT
Source: VnExpress International

A Strategic Departure
Owned by the prestigious Les Amis Group, the patisserie first launched at Shaw Centre in 2015 before expanding to Raffles City in 2020. A spokesperson for the group noted that the decision followed a "strategic review" of the current economic landscape, stating that the closure was given "very serious consideration."
Signature Offerings: The brand built a cult following for its handcrafted tarts, including the Gariguette strawberry, lemon meringue, and dark chocolate flavors.
Legacy: Over its 11-year run, Tarte became a benchmark for high-end French-style pastry in Singapore, led by its namesake pastry chef, Cheryl Koh.
The "F&B Turbulence" of 2026
The closure of Tarte by Cheryl Koh is the latest in a significant wave of shutdowns hitting the Singaporean food and beverage sector this year. Industry experts point to rising operational costs and shifting consumer habits as primary "headwinds."
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