Baskin-Robbins Malaysia is taking Malaysians on a flavourful journey to Japan with the launch of its Japan Summer Series. Featuring distinctive Japanese-inspired flavours crafted with authentic, high-quality ingredients, this series brings new tastes and playful flavour combinations to Baskin-Robbins’ menu, inviting Malaysians to discover a new favourite flavour, one scoop at a time.
Available at all Baskin-Robbins outlets nationwide from 1 October 2026, the series presents three new flavours: Matcha, Musk Melon and Popping Shower. Each brings its own distinctive character, giving ice cream lovers something new to discover and enjoy together.
“Choosing an ice cream flavour is one of life’s little joys, and at Baskin-Robbins, we have always put flavour discovery at the heart of the experience. With our wide variety of flavours, there is always something new to try and a new favourite waiting to be found,” said Cheah Jia Ming, Director of Baskin-Robbins Malaysia and Singapore. “This same spirit of discovery inspired our Japan Summer Series, bringing together flavours that give Malaysians a taste of Japan in a way that is still uniquely Baskin-Robbins. Whether you are a matcha lover, a fan of fruity flavours, or simply looking for a little popping surprise in every scoop, there’s something for everyone to discover. This series is only a first taste of what is to come as we continue to bring more creative flavours and fresh taste experiences to our customers. Stay tuned for more flavorful surprises to sweeten your everyday moments!”
Meet the Flavours taking Malaysians on a summer escape to Japan
- Matcha: Authentic Japanese matcha ice cream crafted with premium green tea powder sourced from Kitagawa Hanbei Shoten, a historic Uji tea merchant in Kyoto with over 150 years of tradition.
- Musk Melon: A musk melon ice cream balanced by a gentle, creamy milk finish, creating a flavour that feels light yet indulgent.
- Popping Shower: Japan’s No. 1 best-selling flavour that combines cool mint and sweet white chocolate ice cream with bursting pop-rock candies that create a lively burst of texture in every bite.
Scoop, sip, and spread the joy
With contrasting flavours to match and explore, every scoop becomes a shared moment of discovery for families and friends. From celebrations to weekend catch-ups, the Japan Summer Series brings more ways to enjoy a taste of Japan together.
- Japan Trio Waffle: A waffle topped with Matcha, Musk Melon, and Popping Shower. Grab your spoons and dig into a dessert made for sharing, turning your next catch-up into a waffle date.
- Japan Triple Fun Scoop: Three flavours in one cone; enjoy Matcha, Musk Melon, and Popping Shower one at a time or mix them in a single bite to find your favourite combination.
- Japan Summer Series Blasts: The perfect choice if you prefer to sip your summer! This limited-time Matcha Blast, Musk Melon Blast, and Lemon Sherbet Blast bring earthy, fruity, and citrusy choices to the mix. Everyone can pick their own and settle in for a catch-up over something cool and refreshing.
Enjoy the taste of Japan whenever the craving calls, with the new ice cream flavours joining Baskin-Robbins’ permanent lineup from 1 October 2026. The Japan Trio Waffle, Japan Triple Fun Scoop, and Japan Summer Series Blasts, however, are available only until 11 November 2026, so gather your favourite people and set a date to try them! You can also bring home a free Japan Summer Series puffy sticker with any purchase of these limited-time treats, limited to one per receipt while stocks last. *Terms and conditions apply.
The Japan Summer Series is a first taste of what’s to come from Baskin-Robbins. With more creative flavour combinations on the way, customers can look forward to more fresh surprises at Baskin-Robbins and new favourites to discover, so keep your spoons ready for the next scoop!
Discover the Japan Summer Series at your nearest Baskin-Robbins outlet from 1 October 2026, or find out more on Baskin-Robbins’ Instagram page @baskinrobbinsmalaysia and Facebook page at Baskin-Robbins Malaysia.
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