Guess what, folks? Great World just got even greater.
Rejoice, fans of atas burgers and local art, for you’ll be getting the absolute dream crossover with the opening of Shake Shack’s sixth outlet at Great World!
Guaranteed to be a feast for the belly and the eyes, the beloved burger joint has collaborated with Singaporean artist tobyato to design a vibrant mural flavoured with the colourful history of the vivacious Great World.
Here’s all that you need to know.
Shake Shack to Open 6th Outlet in S’pore at Great World; Has Partnered With Local Artist
The mural, effervescent in swirling shades of blue, green, white, orange and red, pays tribute to the once-ebullient amusement park that captured the hearts of merrymakers of all ages.
This parallels Shake Shack’s broad level of appeal, with its huge selection of sumptuous burgers, sides and iconic shakes sure to leave you spoiled for choice.
The mural’s prominent shapes and lines are distinctive features of tobyato’s art style, which give it a playful feel typical of his work.
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This isn’t the first time that Shake Shack has worked with local artists. The company has once collaborated with local artist SKLO (“Sticker Lady” Samantha Lo) to commission a mural for their outlet at 89 Neil Road, which features auspicious Chinese symbols, Malay roof eaves and Peranakan tiling, as well as touches of Art Deco.
This new outlet will be located at #01-101, Great World, 1 Kim Seng Promenade, Singapore 237994. The mall is easily accessible by several bus stops and MRT stations, with the Orchard, Tiong Bahru and Fort Canning MRT stations merely a short walk away.
The other five Shake Shack outlets are located at Jewel Changi Airport, Neil Road, Liat Towers at Orchard, Suntec City, and VivoCity.
It is likely to be opening this spring, which could be anytime from the end of March to June.
Although there hasn’t been any information released on the menu items of this new outlet, we can probably expect to see well-known favourites such as the signature ShackBurger and the classic vanilla, chocolate, salted caramel and coffee shakes.
If that’s got you hungry for more, check out this article for a comprehensive review of Shake Shack’s menu items—there’s bound to be something for everyone.
About the Artist
Toby Tan, who goes by the moniker tobyato, is a home-grown illustrator, graphic designer and visual artist. He has worked with major brands such as Netflix, G-SHOCK Uniqlo, Adidas, Levi’s, ASICS, and more.
He draws inspiration from that which is commonly overlooked, and his works often feature a characteristic playfulness that mirrors his personality.
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Feature Image: Shake Shack Singapore
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