So you’ve read the novel The Little Prince and delved further into his world with an immersive exhibition, but the fairytale magic continues off the pages – dancing straight onto the tips of your tastebuds. In the latest of themed dining experiences in Singapore, there’s a new afternoon tea inspired by the timeless tale by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.
Held at 1864 – Sofitel Singapore City Centre’s elegant champagne bar and tea lounge – this whimsical afternoon tea experience brings the celestial setting of the children’s classic down to us earthlings in the form of bite-sized treats. Open the ‘book’ to reveal a star-shaped duck rilette monaka with soy curd, a raspberry rose mousse cake that’s an ode to the Prince’s beloved flower, a truffle and white chocolate macaron featuring the wise fox, and plenty more.
Each $68-per-person set comes with complimentary artisanal coffee or your choice of TWG tea, but a top-up will get you themed drinks to round off the experience. The rum-based Star Gazer ($20) is a rose-topped concoction that’s served in a dramatic engulfment of actual flames, while Twinkle Star ($10) is a sweet, citrusy, sparkling mocktail that swirls with ‘mist’.
The Le Petit Prince afternoon tea is available at 1864 within Sofitel Singapore City Centre from now till November 2, 2025, from 2pm to 6pm daily (last order at 4.30pm). Find out more and make a booking here.
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