7-Eleven x Coca-Cola Crossover Store @ The House of Eden, Raffles Place – Two-Storey Store with Retro-Themed Photo Ops

7-Eleven has come a long way from being an ordinary neighbourhood convenience store, to an exciting chain boasting its own line of snacks and ready-to-eat meals that are unexpectedly palatable. And now, the convenience store chain has partnered with Coca-Cola to launch a collaborative store meets experiential space for just about anyone to hang out at.

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Here’s what you can expect!

Spanning two storeys at The House of Eden in Raffles Place, this funky space consists of a regular 7-Eleven store on the first level, and a generously spaced experiential room on the second floor. Follow the stairs bearing Coca-Cola’s iconic red shade, before being greeted with a wall filled with local slangs and phrases.

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As expected, there is no shortage of photo-worthy spots, from the bright neon sign, to the cute snow-themed mural complete with polar bear shaped boards. The real photo spots appear to be the staircase, neon sign, and claw machines, judging by the number of people flocking there for their shots.

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Coca-Cola fans will be treated to a dose as history, as the experiential space contains two shelves of limited edition bottle designs through the years. See if you can spot any familiar collaborations or events!

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Feeling lucky? A minimum spend of $7 at the 7-Eleven store with at least one product from Coca-Cola, Sprite, or A&W nets you one token to put your claw machine skills to the test. Prizes include anything from beverage tumblers and sandwiches, to foldable bikes and picnic tables!

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That said, there is plenty of room (and even a foosball table) for customers to chill and snack. No news on when this creative collab will come to an end, but if you’re looking for somewhere to take a break from the hustle and bustle of Singapore’s Central Business District, this is a pretty chill spot to check out! No minimum spend required to access the second level, either.