The express concept is different from a regular Mos Burger outlet, as it is meant to be takeaway-friendly (hence its location at a MRT station).

But there's a narrow space allocated for dine-in seats, though it's currently empty and looks like a Japanese art gallery. According to a sign at the eatery, customers will not be able to dine in till further notice. 

Other than the chain's classic fish, chicken and wagyu beef burgers, the express outlet has a new range of wholemeal croissants that come in three flavours: Smoked Duck, Crispy Chicken and King Oyster Mushroom ($6-$6.50 each). You can also top up to get a set meal with a drink and a side of fries or a croquette. A range of Salad Cups ($5.50 each) with chickpeas, quinoa and veggies are also available.

The grab-and-go croissants and salad cups are premade and kept in a chiller.

To celebrate its opening, Mos Burger Express is running a series of promotions. From now till Dec 10, customers can get a cup of coffee at $1.20 with every purchase of a wholemeal croissant. And from Dec 11 to 22, you can buy a Gourmet Wagyu Burger plus a Teriyaki Glazed Wagyu Burger or Premium Smoked Wagyu Burger at $12 only.

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