Buffets are where 1-for-1 pulls the most weight — because you're splitting the second (free) cover, a $60–$100++ spread quietly drops to $30–$50++ a head. We rounded up 7 currently-live 1-for-1 (and effectively half-price) buffet deals in Singapore for July 2026, each verified against the venue's own channels or the card issuer, so you know the effective price, which card you need, the hours and the fine print.
The mix spans a cheap central lunch, order-to-table seafood, a premium hotel weekday lunch, a National Day halal buffet, a hotel dinner buffet with a view, unlimited grilled meats, and a relaxed high tea.
> Quick view: cheapest sit-down lunch → Café Mosaic (~$31++) or TungLok seafood (~$30++); halal + National Day → Permata (~$22–$27); hotel dinner buffet → Seasonal Tastes (~$49++); unlimited meats → Carnivore (~$44.50++); premium weekday lunch → Crossroads (~$35++); afternoon high tea → Hari's (~$39++).
How to make a 1-for-1 buffet worth it
- It's a deal for pairs (or even numbers) — 1-for-1 means two diners pay for one, so bring a partner, or come as a group of four.
- Sort the card first — TungLok and Seasonal Tastes are Citi (claim the eVoucher in the Citi Mobile App before you go); Crossroads and Carnivore are DBS/POSB; Café Mosaic takes four banks; Permata and Hari's don't need a specific card for their 1-for-1.
- Claim early and reserve — card-linked eVouchers are first-come-first-served and can run out, and buffets like Carnivore require advance booking (and cap seatings at 90 minutes).
- Mind the '++' — prices exclude GST and the service charge, so the final bill is higher than the effective figure.
- Check the day and window — several are weekday-only or lunch-only, and TungLok, Crossroads and Carnivore end 31 July.










