The White Sands outlet in Pasir Ris is scheduled to shut permanently on Nov. 18, Mothership reported, citing a notice displayed at the premises.
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A Long John Silver’s outlet in Singapore. Photo from Google Maps |
Long John Silver’s first opened in Singapore in 1983, according to its website, joining a wave of American fast-food brands entering the market at the time.
The Straits Times previously reported that the chain had shuttered at least six other Singapore locations this year, many of which were in shopping malls.
The most recent was its store at the Woods Square development in Woodlands, which ceased operations on Oct. 31.
Long John Silver’s website currently lists 10 outlets across the city-state, including White Sands.
The chain had 17 locations at the end of July 2025, according to local media reports.
In Facebook posts about the latest planned closures, several users shared positive reviews of Long John Silver’s, both for its food offerings and its prices.
“They bring something different in fast food other than those burger chain(s),” one user commented.
“For S$5.90 (US$4.58) can get 2 piece chicken, fries and drink already where can even find these kind of deals,” another comment read.
