Best Singapore Promos & Deals This Month, October 2026: SHAKEY'S 1-FOR-1 PIZZA AT LUCKY PLAZA, TODAY AND TOMORROW ONLY; ZENYUM, SUSHIRO x POKEMON AND SEOUL YUMMY END TODAY; PASTAMANIA, IKEA AND REFASH END TOMORROW

7-Eleven Singapore's own $1 Deals page and campaign poster, read 22 October 2026. THE DEAL: 18 lines at $1 each, Wed 21 Oct to Tue 3 Nov 2026.DRINKS: Milo Original 240ml, Pokka Houjicha 500ml, Seasons Ice Lemon Tea 500ml, Jia Jia Herbal Tea 500ml, IF coconut water, Meiji milk 200ml and Marigold Yoghurt Drink.SNACKS: Kang Shi Fu and MAGGI Hot Heads cup noodles, M&M's 14.5g, HI-CHEW 35g, Chupa Chups Sour Tubes, Want Want Senbei, Yami Croissant, Nutella B-Ready and Skittles 15g at 2 for $1.FINE PRINT: selected stores only, prices may vary by store, while stocks last; no app, code or minimum spend.

Sa Sa Singapore's official homepage banners, Weekend Special page and Facebook post (21 Oct), read 22 October 2026. THE DEAL: $10 instant rebate on a $100 single receipt, or a $5 cash voucher for your next visit, selected brands only, Thu 22 to Sun 25 Oct 2026.WEAR PINK: a free mystery gift in-store, while stocks last.ONLINE: Weekend Special prices such as Haruhada Sport UV Spray 150ml $15 (was $35), Eleanor Aqua Sun Essence $20 (was $65) and Suisse Programme Gigawhite Pearl Serum $139 (was $295).FINE PRINT: the banner sets a $50 minimum for the voucher while the Facebook post says any purchase; online delivery is a flat $10. WHERE: Tampines 1, Jewel Changi Airport, Northpoint City, Jurong Point and Westgate, 10am to 10pm.

OSIM's official Facebook announcement and campaign posters (21 Oct), with usual and member prices from OSIM's Singapore store, read 22 October 2026. THE DEAL: display sets at up to 70% off, now till Sun 9 Nov 2026. WHERE: OSIM Great World #02-123/124 only (Great World MRT); not online, not other outlets.POSTER PRICES: uLove 3 Well-Being Chair $4,199 (U.P. $9,499; new is $8,499 at the member price, so you save $4,300), uDiva SOFA $1,299 (U.P. $3,999; new $2,999 member), Mini Wellness Essentials from $49 (U.P. $169-$249).FINE PRINT: display sets only, limited stock, while stocks last, T&Cs apply.BEFORE PAYING: check the unit's condition and ask about warranty and delivery.

Shakey's Singapore's official Facebook posts for the 1-for-1 pizza and the Parlour Club, read 22 October 2026. THE DEAL: buy 1 pizza, get 1 free, thin crust or hand-tossed, on Thu 22 and Fri 23 Oct 2026 only. WHERE: Shakey's Pizza Parlour, Lucky Plaza #B1-38, Orchard Road, its only Singapore outlet; the poster carries the MUIS Halal Singapore logo.WHO QUALIFIES: Parlour Club members; joining is free and the deal works immediately after sign-up (QR code on the poster). New members also get 50 welcome points, free Mojos 'N' Dip and a $5 cash voucher.FINE PRINT: free pizza must be the same size and of equal or lower value, dine-in and takeaway only, one redemption per member per transaction, not valid with other promotions, vouchers or discounts, pizzas only, while stocks last.

Peng Guan Bak Kwa's official Facebook post and pengguan.com.sg store and product pages, read 21 October 2026. THE DEAL: 500g of Peng Guan Traditional Bak Kwa for $10, or $20 a kilo, extended to Mon 30 Nov 2026. WHERE: all 8 stalls: Rochor (Fu Lu Shou Complex #B1-22, 8am-6pm), Ang Mo Kio Blk 720, Yishun Blk 848 and Blk 101, Bedok North Blk 204, Kallang Bahru Blk 71, Jurong West Blk 496 and Kim San Leng Food Centre, Bukit Panjang Blk 259 (to 10pm).ONLINE: the 500g pack is $10 (usual $15) on pengguan.com.sg with delivery or pickup; the 1kg pack ($20) was out of stock on 21 Oct.FINE PRINT: Traditional flavour only; no per-customer limit printed; the Senoko central kitchen is not open for collection.

Takashimaya Singapore's official Oct 10% Card Day 2026 page and Takashimaya Cards page, read 21 October 2026. CARDHOLDERS: Takashimaya cardholders get an additional 10% off plus up to 6% voucher rebates storewide, in-store and online, Thu 22 to Sun 25 Oct.DBS/POSB ONLINE: DBS/POSB credit and debit cardmembers get an additional 10% off with a $10 minimum at takashimaya.com.sg.PROMO CODES: online, SALE10 ($10 off $100), SALE30 ($30 off $300), SALE60 ($60 off $600), limited redemptions.STORE HOURS: 10am-10pm all four days (usually to 9.30pm).NOT A CARDHOLDER: the Cash Smart Card is issued at the Level 3 Customer Service Centre for $15 (cash or NETS), photo and NRIC/pass with a Singapore address needed.FINE PRINT: exclusions apply; the rebate is paid in Bonus Points (100 points = $30 vouchers), so the full 6% is for DBS Takashimaya credit cards only.

Délifrance Singapore's official Better Breakfast Movement page and terms on delifrance.com.sg, read 21 October 2026. THE DEAL: order any All-Day Breakfast and add any milk-based drink made with CP-Meiji High Protein Milk for $2 (regular menu value up to $8.80, frappes included).STAMPS: each qualifying set earns 1 stamp + 1 random collectible sticker (10 designs). Stamp 3: free milk-based drink. Stamp 5: free All-Day Breakfast + milk-based drink (worth up to $23.30; Extravagant Breakfast excluded).LUCKY DRAW: a completed 5-stamp card, with your particulars filled in and dropped in the café box by 15 Nov, is one entry. Grand prize: return economy flights for two to Tokyo (travel 1 Jan-14 Mar 2027); also 10 Meiji goodie bags ($89) and 10 party platters (up to $65.90). Draw on 29 Nov.NO BREAKFAST: top up $1 to switch any milk drink to CP-Meiji milk, or bring 2 CP-Meiji High Protein Milk bottle caps for a free milk-based drink (1 per person per day, while stocks last).FINE PRINT: 21 Sep-15 Nov 2026, all Délifrance cafés except Changi General Hospital. Rewards are redeemed from your next visit, must be used by 15 Nov, and free drinks cannot be customised. Original card only; not combinable with other promotions.

Le Creuset Singapore's official Facebook and Instagram posts of 19 October 2026 and Suntec Singapore's event listing, checked 21 October 2026. THE DEAL: up to 80% off selected Le Creuset enamelled cast iron, stoneware, mugs and kitchen accessories. DATES: Fri 23 and Sat 24 Oct, 10.30am-7pm; Sun 25 Oct, 10.30am-6pm. WHERE: Hall 334-336, Level 3, Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre.MULTI-BUY: event listings report an extra 5% off 3+ items and 8% off 6+ items on one receipt, plus a survey-only extra 10% that does not stack; Le Creuset's own posts do not mention them, so ask at the cashier.FINE PRINT: selected items only, while stocks last, T&Cs apply, no prices published in advance, and listings say there are no refunds or exchanges.BEST FOR: anyone who has been eyeing a French oven (a 22cm Signature round is usually about $749); go Friday morning for the widest choice of colours.

Watsons' GNC brand page and product promotion data on watsons.com.sg, plus its official GNC Clearance Sale poster, checked 20 October 2026. THE DEAL: 2 for 50% off, 3 for 60% off on 115 of the 138 GNC lines, including Triple Strength Fish Oil 1000mg 60s ($75 shelf price), TriFlex Joint Health 240s ($159) and CoQ-10 100mg 120s ($99). WHEY: GNC Pro Performance 100% Whey is 2 for 50% only.BIG BASKETS: $100 off with $1,000 nett spent on GNC in one transaction.WHY NOW: GNC announced in August that Guardian's parent DFI is its new Singapore partner.FINE PRINT: online exclusive (website and app), 16 Oct to 31 Dec 2026, while stocks last.

DON DON DONKI's official Tampines 1 5th Anniversary poster, read 20 October 2026. THE $5 DEALS: DONKI Beef Hamburg (2 pieces) $5, usual $10, the only true half-price item; Sriracha aburi salmon sushi (5 pieces) $5 (usual $6.50); burnt cheesecake and Beniharuka sweet potato bag $5 each (usual $5.90). SAVE $5: Australian shabu-shabu beef 200g $12.80, JN Luxury crab sticks $10.90. TWO FOR $5: Sangaria milk 500ml and JN potato chips 150g, mix and match within each line.BUNDLES: 2 packs of JN Koshihikari microwave rice $8.80, JN drip coffee $14.80, pork jowl yakiniku $15, collagen nabe soup $24.60.FINE PRINT: Tampines 1, Level 2 only (#02-25 to 30), 17-31 October, while stocks last. Full price list.

Audio House's official 6th Anniversary Sale event page (events.audiohouseconcierge.com.sg) and campaign poster, checked 20 October 2026. THE DEAL: on top of the sale prices, an extra 12% off storewide with every $2,000 spent with code AHHUBIS6, plus 60% eCashback with every $200 spent ($120 of store credit per $200 block).EXTRAS: 1 KrisFlyer mile per $1 via Kris+, up to $500 grocery vouchers, and up to $400 eCashback matching dollar-for-dollar on NEA Climate Vouchers.CATEGORY CUTS: up to $500 off TVs, up to $200 off fridges and aircons, up to $100 off dishwashers and washer dryers, $150 off sofas (min. $1,800) and $200 off mattresses (min. $2,200). WHERE: Audio House Hub, 23 Ubi Road 4, 2 minutes from Ubi MRT Exit B, 12.30pm-9pm daily.FINE PRINT: participating brands and models only; not for purchases paid with eCashback; eCashback is Audio House credit redeemable at $20 per $100 spent, so count the 12% as the real saving.

Sushi Tei Singapore's official Facebook post of 19 October 2026 and its reopening poster, checked 20 October 2026. WHISKY WEEK: Kirin Fuji Sanroku 50 Degree whisky at $6 a glass, Mon 19 to Sun 25 October, first 20 orders a day.SASHIMI WEEK: 3 free pieces of salmon sashimi with a minimum $60 subtotal, Mon 26 October to Sun 1 November, 100 redemptions a day. WHERE: Sushi Tei, Jewel Changi Airport #03-209, 10am-10pm daily per Jewel's directory.FINE PRINT: dine-in only, while stocks last, Jewel outlet only; the $60 is before service charge and GST (about $72 paid); alcohol 18+ only.

Kim Tee's official kimtee.com.sg promotions and product pages, checked 19 October 2026. THE DEAL: 2 x 500g Signature Bak Kwa (1kg) for $50, usual $62; swap one pack to Chilli for $52 (usual $64) or Sliced for $53 (usual $65). WHERE: in store at Kim Tee @ Serangoon Garden, 22 Maju Avenue (Mon-Sat 10am-8pm, Sun and PH 10am-6pm), or online for delivery or self-collection. VALID: till Sat 31 October 2026, while stocks last; billed as the final bundle of the 50th anniversary year.FINE PRINT: online orders under $60 pay $12 delivery, so one bundle delivered costs $62; self-collect or add $10 more. Registered-account orders earn double KT Reward Points from 15 to 31 Oct.BEST FOR: year-end snacking, or two people sharing 500g each at $25.

DBS Singapore's Agoda card privileges page and Agoda's agoda.com/dbs campaign page, checked 19 October 2026. THE DEAL: an extra 20% off hotel room charges worldwide, capped at S$50 per booking, with any DBS or POSB credit or debit card.BOOKING WINDOW: 1 to 31 October 2026; stays from 1 October 2026 to 30 June 2027.HOW TO BOOK: search via agoda.com/dbs, pick a property tagged eligible and enter your card number on the booking form; no code needed.THE MATH: the cap is reached at S$250 in room charges, so bigger bookings get less than 20%.FINE PRINT: first come, first served, then it falls back to Agoda's year-round 7%; taxes and fees are not discounted; no stacking with other promotions.BEST FOR: one- or two-night stays under S$250, and bookings under S$200 that cannot use the S$100-off Shiok Sunday code.

Elizabeth Arden Singapore's official Eventbrite listing and launch artwork, checked 19 October 2026. THE FREEBIE: a free 7-piece sample set of the new Advanced Gold Ceramide Capsules Daily Youth Restoring Serum, no purchase mentioned.HOW TO CLAIM: register free on Elizabeth Arden Singapore's Eventbrite page ("Get Your Free 7pcs Sample: New Elizabeth Arden Gold Capsules"), then show it at the counter. WHERE: Elizabeth Arden counter, Metro Paragon, 290 Orchard Road, #02-28, the only collection point named. WHEN: Mon 5 Oct to Mon 30 Nov 2026, during store hours.FINE PRINT: while stocks last, with no published stock count, per-person limit or piece size.BEST FOR: anyone curious about the Ceramide Capsules who wants a week's trial before paying for a full jar.

Haidilao Singapore's official Facebook post and its Ghosts & Hot Pot posters, checked 19 October 2026. THE SET: the Ghosts & Hot Pot Set is S$79.90++, about S$95.80 nett with the 10% service charge and 9% GST; the poster shows a four-section pot with sliced beef, pork belly, vegetables, enoki, quail eggs, balls, prawn paste and rice, but no full item list is printed.FREE GIFTS: two random Halloween cakes with every set, and one free half portion of Little Ghost Wontons (5 pcs) per table if you post an in-store Halloween photo or video, follow and tag Haidilao with #HaidilaoSG #HalloweenWithHaiDiLao and show staff.WONTONS A LA CARTE: S$5 for 5, S$10 for 10 (S$6 and S$12 at Haidilao MBS Premium). WHEN: Tue 20 Oct to Mon 2 Nov 2026, daily from 10pm until closing.FINE PRINT: dine-in only, not on public holidays or their eves (none fall in the window, so Halloween on Sat 31 Oct counts), no stacking with other promotions or vouchers, gifts cannot be exchanged, while stocks last.

King Koil Singapore's official Facebook post of 17 October 2026 and its campaign page, checked 18 October 2026. THE DEAL: up to 60% off selected items, mattresses, sofas and dining sets, Tuesday 20 to Sunday 25 October 2026. WHERE: the Marina Square Atrium, plus the same discount at the Alexandra Megastore, Bendemeer and Sungei Kadut Loop showrooms.WORKSHOP: a free Sleep Well Workshop on Saturday 24 October at the atrium only, with posture screening 1pm-6pm, a chiropractor and psychologist talk 3pm-4.30pm, and goodie bags and vouchers.FINE PRINT: selected items only, T&Cs apply, while stocks last; no sale prices are published, the catalogue comes by registering at homesanddecor.com.sg/campaign; 60% is below September's 70% warehouse sale.

NOVELA Singapore's official Instagram post of 16 October 2026 and its three Spooktacular Beauty Treats posters, checked 18 October 2026. THE DEAL: 17 October to 1 November 2026, billed as up to 80% savings.TOP PRICES: Crème de la Mer 30ml S$168 (RSP S$390), Estée Lauder Advanced Night Repair 115ml S$138 (RSP S$358), SK-II Facial Treatment Essence 330ml S$225 (RSP S$440), Lancôme Hydra Zen gel cream S$50 (RSP S$130), Giorgio Armani Privé The Yulong 100ml S$168, Tamburins Puppy 50ml S$140.BUNDLES: Bioderma H2O 500ml 2 for S$30, Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask 2 for S$25, Lancôme Tonique Confort 2 for S$70, Ariul pads 4 for S$10. WHERE: all 8 NOVELA stores, Bugis+, IMM, PLQ, Tampines 1, Velocity, Yue Hwa, Changi City Point and CityLink Mall, opening Fri 23 Oct with a VIP-only Halloween Charm Bar.FINE PRINT: single-item prices are VIP prices (VIP Lite Pass S$30 for two months, or Gold S$120 a year); nothing printed reaches 80%; while stocks last, and online prices can differ.

METRO (Singapore)'s official Facebook post of 17 October 2026 and its Great Getaway Sale price tiles, checked 18 October 2026. THE SALE: Mon 19 October to Mon 16 November 2026, Metro Paragon, Level 4, up to 80% off selected luggage, travel accessories and K/Woods clothing.LUGGAGE PRICES: Wenger Ryon Pro 55/68/81cm $89/$109/$129 (usually $299/$309/$329), Traveler's Choice Whitehorse $99/$119/$139, 3-piece $299 (usually $1,007), Pierre Cardin LYON 20/25/29-inch $119/$139/$159 and Delsey Paris Flanerie SE $169/$189/$219, 3-piece $399.EXTRA SAVINGS: $30 off a $330 nett spend, a $9.90 waist bag add-on from $100 and a $39 Delsey clutch from $200; K/Woods Travel Collection 10% off from $100, 15% off from $150.FINE PRINT: Paragon only, T&Cs apply, while stocks last, and Metro does not say whether the offers stack.

IKEA Singapore's official Swedish Restaurant page and "Hazy outside, cosy inside" banner, checked 17 October 2026. THE DEAL: free coffee or tea at the Swedish Restaurant in all IKEA stores (Alexandra, Tampines and Jurong), Mon 19 to Fri 23 October 2026.WHO CAN CLAIM: anyone, with no minimum spend and no IKEA Family card.FINE PRINT: Swedish Restaurant only (not the Bistro), specialty hot beverages excluded, so it is the regular cup that normally costs $0.50. Restaurants open 10am to 9.30pm on weekdays, last order 9pm.BEST FOR: non-members, since IKEA Family members get two free hot drinks every visit all year.

Refash's official event page and Facebook post, checked 17 October 2026. THE DEAL: designer labels 1 for $6, 2 for $10 (Finders Keepers, Odile, MVN and more), activewear from $7, winterwear from $20, branded warehouse clearance from $10 and vintage Coach bags from $99, at Raffles Place MRT Station, Basement 1, Mon 19 to Fri 23 October 2026, 11am to 7pm.SELL FOR CASH: bring bags and wallets of any brand, no minimum and no appointment; an offer comes within 30 to 60 minutes, paid in cash or 50% more in REFASH points.FINE PRINT: it buys bags and wallets only (no clothes), takes no donations, and rejected items must be collected after assessment. Weekdays only. Full details.

Uncle Leong Signatures Group's official poster and Instagram collab posts, checked 17 October 2026. THE DEAL: a whole 600-700g crab for $38 (usual price $50+) in any of 14 flavours, including chilli, black pepper, salted egg, butter garlic, kam heong, assam pedas and marmite, extended to 30 November 2026.BIGGER CRAB: 1kg for $78 (usually $110), though two $38 crabs give more crab for $76.OUTLETS: Joo Koon, 1 Joo Koon Circle #03-26, FairPrice Hub (10.30am-9.30pm) and Macpherson, 1 Kampong Ampat #01-08 (11am-11pm).FINE PRINT: the former Hougang branch has closed (contract ended, per the restaurant on 22 Oct); the group's own online menus still list the crab at $55-$58.30, so dine in or call before ordering takeaway; the poster does not say whether GST is added.

Cold Storage's official International Wine Fair 2026 ad and in-store screen, checked 17 October 2026. THE FAIR: 15 to 28 October 2026, hub at Cold Storage Suntec City #B1-154-156.BUY MORE, SAVE MORE: any 6 bottles an additional 15% off, any 12 an additional 20% off.FINE PRINT: wine only, excluding sparkling, beer and spirits, at the Cold Storage Suntec store only; clearance items excluded, while stocks last.PRICES: 90+ point wines from $25.90 (M. Chapoutier Tournon Shiraz, was $28.90), Kim Crawford Small Parcels Sauvignon Blanc $37.90, sakes from $44.90 to Hakkaisan Yukimuro 3 Years $109.EXTRAS: DBS/POSB S$12 off a S$120 receipt (1 per customer), free sake tastings 16-18 and 23-25 Oct, weekend cheese pairings, free delivery from $200.ONLINE: 15% off any 6 bottles, capped at $50. Full details in our Cold Storage wine fair guide.

SAFRA Toa Payoh's official Facebook post and Jean Perry's three sale posters, checked 16 October 2026. THE SALE: up to 90% off premium bedding, bed linens and home accessories at the Level 1 Atrium, SAFRA Toa Payoh, Thu 22 to Sun 25 October 2026, 10am to 8pm daily.SAFRA PERKS: the Snow Classic Memory Pillow at $49 (U.P. $178, first 50 pieces) and a free microfiber bath towel worth $19.90 with a $50 nett single receipt (50 pieces).FINE PRINT: 90% is the ceiling on selected clearance stock, and both perks are first come first served across all four days. Full details: Jean Perry Warehouse Clearance Sale.

Takashimaya Singapore's official event page and sale poster, checked 15 October 2026. THE DEAL: Fila up to 70% off and Anta up to 60% off at Talking Hall, B1, Takashimaya Department Store, Wed 14 to Mon 26 October 2026, 10am to 9.30pm.FILA MULTI-BUY: 2 pieces extra 10% off, 3 extra 15%, 4 extra 20%, 5 extra 25%.ANTA PRICES: apparel from $19, footwear from $49.FINE PRINT: the multi-buy is printed under Fila only, the headline discounts are on selected items, and T&Cs apply but are not published. Full details: Takashimaya Fila and Anta Sale.

McDonald's Singapore's official homepage banner and campaign page (mcdonalds.com.sg/mcspicy), checked 15 October 2026. THE DEAL: free 4pc Chicken McNuggets (Original or Spicy) with any participating double-patty meal, 15 October to 4 November 2026.QUALIFYING MEALS: Double McSpicy, Double McSpicy with Cheese, Double Bulgogi Beef Burger and Double Bulgogi Chicken Burger meals.THE PROTEIN: the banner puts a Double McSpicy meal plus the nuggets at 48g.FINE PRINT: single-patty and à la carte burgers do not qualify, no meal prices are printed, T&Cs apply but are not published, and the burgers are not on the breakfast menu.BEST FOR: anyone already ordering a Double McSpicy, and a cheap way to try the returning Spicy McNuggets.

Isetan Singapore's official Facebook announcement and the five brand posters, checked 15 October 2026. THE DEAL: 10% off all items across Armani Beauty, YSL Beauty, Kiehl's, Shu Uemura and Lancôme at Isetan Scotts Level 1, 16 to 25 October 2026.GIFT LADDER: Lancôme 8-pc worth up to $504 at $580 (6-pc Absolue worth $448 at $600); Kiehl's 3-pc deluxe + pouch + mystery gift at $200, up to 7-pc at $500 (Isetan only); Shu Uemura 3-pc + free eyebrow measurement at $160; YSL 4-pc with any 90ml feminine fragrance; Armani 2-pc with a 50ml+ fragrance.FINE PRINT: in-store only, gifts while stocks last, T&Cs apply.BEST FOR: a planned skincare or fragrance restock on the first weekend.

PastaMania's official World Pasta Day 2026 page, posted 13 October, and its dine-in menu PDF, checked 14 October 2026. THE DEAL: 1-for-1 on any pasta, the lower-value pasta free, so $13.50 Carbonara + $9.90 Beef Bolognese = $13.50 and two $14.50 Seafood Tom Yum cost $14.50. Menu prices are nett. WHEN: Monday 19 to Friday 23 October 2026, opening to 5pm, last order 4.45pm.FINE PRINT: dine-in or takeaway, pay over the counter (not via Order-At-Table), max 2 free pastas per table, no stacking with other discounts, and not at PastaMania Pronto (Pioneer Mall, Toa Payoh, Changi Airport T2).BEST FOR: a halal weekday lunch for two or four.

KFC Singapore's official online menu (Limited Time Offers), checked 14 October 2026. THE DEAL: 1-for-1 Japanese Nanban Chicken Bites (6 pcs), so two boxes, 12 pieces, for $6.95 (U.P. $13.90), about 58 cents a piece, in a sweet-savoury Nanban glaze with egg tartar sauce. WHEN: every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 14 October 2026, limited time and while stocks last, with no end date published.FINE PRINT: over the counter or self-ordering kiosk only, dine-in or takeaway; not on public holidays; Sentosa, Singapore Polytechnic and Zoo outlets excluded.BEST FOR: a $6.95 midweek snack for two.

COURTS's official Panasonic brand page banner and October Treats in-store terms, checked 14 October 2026. THE DEAL: buy at least 2 Panasonic items (each $30 or more) at COURTS from 1 October to 2 November 2026 and get a grocery voucher: $100 at $1,500, $200 at $3,000, $300 at $5,000, about 6% to 6.7% back.REAL BASKETS: on COURTS's 14 Oct online prices, a 2-door fridge ($849) plus a 9.5kg top-load washer ($599) is $1,448, $52 short; a 4-door fridge ($1,999) plus a washer-dryer ($1,119) is $3,118 and gets $200.SMALL APPLIANCES: promo prices to 2 Nov include a $49 kettle, $49 blender, $99 microwave and $169 IH low-sugar rice cooker.FINE PRINT: tiers count the final sales value after discounts, the voucher is redeemed at Panasonic Customer Care, and COURTS names neither the supermarket nor whether receipts combine.BEST FOR: anyone already replacing a fridge, washer or aircon.

voco Orchard Singapore's official Curry On! Sunday offer page, checked 14 October 2026. THE DEAL: a 1-for-1 full lunch buffet for adults at Opus Bar and Grill, every Sunday, 12pm to 3pm, 4 October to 29 November 2026. Two adults pay $108++, about $129.50 nett, so roughly $65 each.OLD CHANG KEE CORNER: Laksa-Infused Popiah, Laksa Roast Salmon, Nasi Lemak Lobster Kueh Pie Tee, Nasi Lemak Seaweed Roll, Curry Chicken Lasagna, Curry Chicken Pizza and Chilli Crab Pizza.THE USUAL SPREAD: chicken satay, DIY rojak, muah chee, oyster omelette, laksa with rock lobster, mee rebus with beef balls, a roast station (duck, soya poached chicken, Hainanese chicken rice), nyonya kueh and D9 Cakery desserts, with free-flow water, coffee and tea. KIDS: $28++ for 6 to 12, free for 5 and under.FINE PRINT: adults 13 and above only, no splitting of bills or tables, and no combining with other promotions, discounts, vouchers or loyalty points. Alcohol is extra ($10++ a glass, $48++ free-flow).BEST FOR: a long Sunday lunch for two, or families with kids under 6.

Peach Garden's official website and Instagram, checked 13 October 2026. THE DEAL: the Endless Shiok à la carte buffet at Peach Garden @ The Metropolis (one-north), lunch and dinner daily. Adults pay $30++ Mon-Thu, $32++ Fri and $34++ on weekends and public holidays; children 7-11 pay $20++ to $24++ and under-7s eat free.FREE DUCK: tables of 6 or more get a whole Peking duck when they quote PG88 at reservation.FINE PRINT: minimum 4 paying adults, dine-in only, booking required, 2-hour limit, about 20% more after service charge and GST (a weekday adult is about $35.97), and no stacking with card or membership deals. Full details in our Peach Garden buffet article.

IKEA Singapore's official IKEA Family offers page, checked 13 October 2026. THE DEAL: 45 member prices dated 1 to 31 October, or while stock lasts, in store and on ikea.com/sg. The best cuts are the MALM chest of 3 drawers at $79 (U.P. $139, 43% off), the 4-drawer at $99 (U.P. $159) and the 2-drawer at $39 (U.P. $59). Also: VÅRVIAL fitted sheets from $19.90, the SANDLÖPARE storage trunk at $19.90 and a VIHALS table with 4 chairs at $209.90 (U.P. $249.90).HOW TO GET IT: membership is free; scan your card in store or key in your member number at online checkout.THE CATCH: the MALM set of 2 ($118) is just the two chests added together, and delivery is extra. Full list in our IKEA Family October article.

Zenyum's official Singapore store and a guest-cart test, checked 13 October 2026. THE DEAL: Buy 1 Free 1 on the ZenyumSonic Go from Mon 12 to Thu 22 Oct. Add 2 units (Black, White or Pink, mixing allowed) and the second drops to $0, so a pair is $59.90, or $29.95 a brush, the same as Zenyum's entry-level Spark. No code, and a pair clears the $40 free-shipping line.FINE PRINT: it works per pair, so 3 brushes cost $119.80, the same as 4. The Go + Brush Head 3-Pack bundle ($66.90) does not qualify.THE CATCH: a single Go was $49.90 on 11 Oct and is $59.90 now, so only buy if you want two. Full details in our ZenyumSonic Go article.

Singapore Airlines' official Time To Fly page, checked 13 October 2026; ticket numbers and travel periods as announced by SIA and Scoot on 13 October. THE SALE: 380,000+ discounted tickets to 125 destinations. FAIR: Fri 23 to Sun 25 Oct, 10am-9pm, Suntec Convention Centre Level 4, Halls 401-403.ONLINE: 23 to 30 Oct on the SIA and Scoot websites and apps. SIA: 200,000+ return tickets, 78 destinations, travel 1 Jan to 30 Sep 2027. SCOOT: 180,000+ tickets, 70 destinations, travel 9 Nov 2026 to 15 Oct 2027. CARDS: DBS/POSB S$50 off (23 Oct, 2pm-11.59pm only), CIMB cashback up to S$250, HSBC S$60 off from 27 Oct; DBS and HSBC codes exclude Southeast Asia.FINE PRINT: fares are not published yet.BEST FOR: planning a 2027 long-haul trip; for December 2026 only Scoot's fares reach.

Toast Box's official Kopi Package promotion and terms on the BreadTalk Group Rewards promotions page, checked 13 October 2026. THE DEAL: prepaid small hot kopi or teh e-vouchers, on sale till Sat 31 Oct.40 CUPS: $72 (U.P. $88), 5 of them free upsizes to large.80 CUPS: $138 (U.P. $176), plus a free Soft French Breadsticks + medium hot drink set and 2 free curry puffs with a full-priced Asian Delight set.PER CUP: $1.80 or $1.73, against $2.20 for one small hot kopi.APP BONUS: the first 15,000 buyers in the BreadTalk Group Rewards app get 1 free banana cake slice.FINE PRINT: kopi vouchers last 4 months (40-cup) or 5 months (80-cup) from issue, the upsizes and gifts 1 month; iced drinks and other sizes need a top-up, seasonal drinks are out. Not sold at Jewel, MBS, RWS or the stalls in Food Republic, Food Junction and Food Opera; vouchers work everywhere except Jewel, MBS and RWS.BEST FOR: a daily office kopi drinker; you break even on the 80-cup package at 63 cups, about 4 a week for 5 months.

Marina Bay Sands' official event page, checked 13 October 2026; discount mechanics as announced by the presenters. THE SHOW: the original Japanese production of ATTACK on TITAN: The Musical, in Japanese with English surtitles, 15 April to 2 May 2027 at Sands Theatre. PRICE: $58 to $188 before booking fees (dynamic pricing; weekends cost more), four-seat boxes $512 to $752.THE DEAL: UOB x Klook priority sale opens today, 13 Oct, 11am at 20% off all categories; general sale Wed 14 Oct, 10am via MBS, Sistic and Klook, with 15% off most categories for everyone and 20% for UOB cards, both to Sun 1 Nov, 11.59pm. From 2 Nov UOB cards keep 15% off.FINE PRINT: no admission under 13, all sales final.BEST FOR: anime fans who want the cheapest weekend seat.

NTUC's members' deals page and Mount Faber Leisure's own ticket, DBS/POSB and Mastercard pages, checked 12 October 2026. THE DEAL: a Wings of Time Fireworks Symphony standard ticket plus a snack, sold only to NTUC members: $23 with a chicken hotdog or $24 with French fries. The snack is redeemed at the Burgers & Dogs kiosk in Central Beach Bazaar, next to the show on Sentosa.HOW TO BUY: log in on NTUC's members' deals page, which opens the exclusive booking page, and key in your 12-digit NTUC Member ID.VALID TILL: 31 December 2026, per NTUC. Shows run at 7.40pm and 8.40pm daily, about 20 minutes, on shared wooden benches.FINE PRINT: non-refundable, subject to availability, cannot be combined with other promotions; bookings are handled by Cebu Air Travel Pte Ltd (6235 2328), not by the attraction.COMPARE FIRST: the ticket alone is $22 at the gate, $19.80 online for the 7.40pm show, about $15.40 with a DBS/POSB card (30% off) and $17.60 with Mastercard (20% off). Mount Faber Leisure's own ticket + set dinner at Good Old Days is $25 for adults and children, open to everyone.

RHB Singapore's own Fixed Deposit Promotions page and its terms (effective 9 October 2026), checked 11 October 2026. THE RATES: from Fri 9 Oct, per placement of S$20,000 and above, Personal Banking pays 1.60% at 3 months, 2.00% at 6 months and 2.10% p.a. at 12 months; Premier Banking (S$200,000 relationship balance) gets 0.10 points more on each, up to 2.20%.THE GOOD PART: new and existing customers, no fresh-funds condition, and RHB deposits maturing during the promotion renew at the promo rate automatically. S$20,000 for a year earns S$420, against S$410 at HL Bank's 2.05% (re-read 11 Oct), though HL Bank wins at 6 months and takes S$10,000.FINE PRINT: no end date, RHB can change or end it without notice; no interest at all on premature withdrawal; personal and joint accounts only; branch or the RHB Mobile SG app; not with other RHB promotions; SDIC insured to S$100,000.

Burger King Singapore's official e-coupon page, coupon artwork and Q4 2026 coupon PDF, checked 11 October 2026. THE DEAL: 20 new King Deals e-coupons, codes DK1 to DK20, valid till Sun 3 Jan 2027, up to 60% off à la carte prices.BEST VALUE: DK8 6pc BK Nuggets + Onion Rings (M) $5 (U.P. $12.05); DK5 a small SJORA, hot chocolate, Americano or cappuccino $2 (U.P. $5); DK10 2 x 9pc nuggets $9; DK14 Long Chicken + 3pc nuggets + fries + SJORA $7.95 (U.P. $18.33); DK17 Ultimate Angus Mushroom Swiss meal $9.95 (U.P. $21.78); DK19 two burgers and sides for two $15.90 (U.P. $33.83).BREAKFAST: DK1 to DK4 from $4, breakfast hours only. SKIP: DK6 (Sundae Pie or Yuzu Cheesecake $4.20, U.P. $4.95).FINE PRINT: redeem at the self-service kiosk (Use Coupon) or in the BK app; not valid at Changi Airport stores, over the drive-through counter, on BK Delivery or with other promotions, catering or bulk orders; while stocks last.

ToTT's official Instagram post (embedded on shop.tottstore.com), its 16th Anniversary e-store banner and campaign artwork, plus a guest-cart test, 11 October 2026. THE DEAL: 16% off storewide on regular-priced items and up to 70% off selected items, Thu 8 Oct to Sun 1 Nov, at ToTT i12 Katong (#02-09/10), Suntec City (#02-427) and shop.tottstore.com.SUPER DEALS: nine at $16, including a Zebra 24cm non-stick frying pan with glass lid (U.P. $57.90), Zyliss handheld slicer (U.P. $59.90), 34cm wok (U.P. $49.90), 21L pedal bin (U.P. $45.90) and 2 sets of Spiegelau Capri glasses.ANNIVERSARY DEALS: nine at $160, such as the Nachtmann Minerva vase (U.P. $627), Noblesse whisky set (U.P. $586) and Vesta vacuum sealer (U.P. $326); the Imperia noodle maker ($203) and two sets of Nachtmann Botanical glasses ($169.80) barely move.CART TEST: a $33.25 Zyliss can opener rang up at $16, but a regular-priced $65 Bruno pot stayed at $65, so confirm the 16% before paying.FINE PRINT: regular-priced items only; limited stock (two online items already out); delivery $8, free above $100.

21 on Rajah's own website and SevenRooms booking page, read 10 October 2026. THE DEAL: Dine 4 Pay 2 at lunch, Dine 4 Pay 3 at dinner, dine-in, to Fri 13 Nov.PRICES: weekday lunch $60++, weekend lunch $70++, Sun-Thu dinner $70++, Fri-Sat dinner $80++ (eve of PH and PH at weekend rates).PER HEAD WITH THE DEAL: weekday lunch $30++ (about $36 nett), weekend lunch $35++, dinner $52.50++ to $60++.THE MENU: live pho bo and bun ca, salt and pepper crab, grilled prawns, grilled oysters with scallion oil, grilled wings and DIY banh mi, made with Sous Chef Huong from JW Marriott Hanoi.FINE PRINT: adults only count; children 6-12 pay half, under 6 free; 10% service charge and GST; no stacking with card promotions; max 20 diners; not for private events. The Deepavali weekend (7-9 Nov) is charged at weekend rates.

DBS's Expedia card privileges page and Expedia's DBS landing page and Travel Tuesdays terms, read 9 October 2026. THE DEAL: 50% off selected hotels worldwide, capped at S$100, a new code every Tuesday to 29 Dec 2026. CODES: DBS2650OCT2 (Tue 13 Oct), DBS2650OCT3 (Tue 20 Oct), DBS2650OCT4 (Tue 27 Oct), live from midnight.VALUE CHECK: a S$200 room subtotal takes the full S$100; below S$200 it beats Agoda's DBS Sunday code, which needs a S$200 minimum.FINE PRINT: prepaid hotel-only bookings on expedia.com.sg; pay with a DBS or POSB card; taxes and fees not discounted; multi-room bookings discount only the cheapest room; excluded properties; no stacking; stays to 30 Jun 2027.

PrimaDeli's official Promotions page, online store and Facebook post, checked 8 October 2026. THE DEAL: 34% off the Large (1kg, 10-15 people) Blackforest Classic, Truffle and Fruit Paradise cakes, $33.50 (usual $50.80), and 15% off the upgraded Premium Pandan Chiffon (Large), $19.50 (usual $23), from 1 to 31 Oct 2026, in-store and online. Seven more pandan treats are 15% off online.VALUE CHECK: the Regular size (6-8 people) is $34.80, so the Large is the cheaper cake this month.FINE PRINT: last online order 28 Oct; online needs four working days, a $50 minimum and $18 delivery; no stacking; halal-certified chain, but cakes may contain gelatine.

SingPost's official press release, 8 October 2026. THE DEAL: registered SingPost app users can buy one set of five Standard Regular digital stamps for $1 (usual $3.10) and one set of five Standard Large for $1.50 (usual $4.50), so 10 stamps for $2.50.HOW IT WORKS: buy in the app, write the unique code on the top-right corner of the envelope, then post it at any posting box, post office or your block's Return Mail slot.FINE PRINT: local letters, postcards and printed paper only; minimum five stamps per denomination; promo stamps valid to 6 Apr 2027 (normal-price ones 24 months); non-refundable. Free roadshow at SingPost Centre, 8-11 Oct.

Timezone Singapore's official Pause & Play promotion page and terms, checked 7 October 2026. THE DEAL: 10 games for $10, which Timezone values at up to $100, at all Timezone venues from 28 Sep to 31 Dec 2026. BONUS: a 10-Game Mission Card; finish it and claim any prize under 500 e-Tickets at the Prize Shop.WHO QUALIFIES: new guests only, not yet Timezone members; you register for free membership at the counter when you buy.FINE PRINT: one pack per guest, almost every machine except MEZASTAR, usable only at the venue of purchase, expires one month after buying, no stacking with other promotions, vouchers or discounts.BEST FOR: a family or group of first-timers, since each new guest can buy a pack.

Sushi Express Singapore's official Instagram announcement and campaign poster, checked 7 October 2026. THE CHALLENGE: teams of 2, 50 minutes of dining time, one shared plate count.REWARDS: 40 plates 20% off, 80 plates 40% off, 120 plates 60% off, 200 or more a FREE MEAL.CASH PRIZES: the top three teams by plate count across the whole campaign win S$1,000, S$800 and S$500.THE DATES: Wed 7, Tue 13, Wed 21 and Wed 28 Oct, and Wed 4 Nov, sessions at 2.30pm and 4pm, arrive 20 minutes early.OUTLETS: Sushi Express Westgate, PLQ, Changi City Point and Waterway Point, and Sushi Plus 313@somerset.FINE PRINT: register through the sign-up form in Sushi Express's Instagram bio, which opens one week before each date; spots are limited. Coverage of the rules adds that both diners must be 18+, each person enters once, only conveyor-belt plates count and everything must be finished, garnish included. VALUE: at the $1.50++ white-plate price, 40 plates is about $60++, so the first tier saves roughly $12.

Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree's official One Year in the Wild offer page, terms and booking engine, checked 6 October 2026. THE DEAL: up to 45% off rooms, booked 1 to 31 Oct for stays 1 to 30 Nov 2026.PRICES SEEN: Rainforest King S$229++ on Tue 10 Nov (about S$275 nett) vs S$458++ on the regular breakfast rate; Family Retreat S$279++; Saturday 7 Nov S$345.96++. PERKS: 26% off Planter's Shed food and the spa, kids 12 and below dine free at breakfast and buffet dinner, free Rangers' Club for 2 kids and free parking once per stay.FINE PRINT: Singapore Citizens and PRs only (physical NRIC), first 260 bookings, max 2 rooms per name, no amendments, not combinable, plus service charge and GST.

DON DON DONKI's official GrabMart store page and October Spooky Deals posters, checked 6 October 2026. THE DEAL: GrabMart-only discounts of up to 30% on selected DONKI items, 5 to 25 Oct, e.g. ORIHIRO konjac jelly 24P $6.90 (was $9.90) and JN tuna 10-can packs $10.90 (was $14.90).FIRST ORDER: code DONKINEW takes an extra 20% off the basket on your first DONKI order on GrabMart, min $25, capped at $10 (full value at $50).FINE PRINT: selected items only, the code is first-order only, and alcohol must be ordered in the Grab app.

Food Junction's official Promotions & Happenings page and 33rd Anniversary campaign visual, checked 6 October 2026. THE GIFT: a free limited-edition Food Junction x Coca-Cola 33rd Anniversary Food Jar for a $33 spend, 1 to 31 Oct.HOW IT WORKS: combine up to 3 receipts from the same day, then redeem with the outlet manager. BONUS: after you have the jar, buy a Coca-Cola drink at the drinks stall for a free can-opener keychain.OUTLETS: Labrador Tower (weekdays only), Century Square, Great World, Junction 8, Lot One, NEX, Rivervale Mall, Westgate.ALSO RUNNING: $5 Weekday Saver Meals, one dish per outlet each weekday (usual price up to $8.80), extended to 31 Dec.FINE PRINT: while stocks last, T&Cs apply.

Flexar's official Promotions and Vouchers page and 1 October rate card, checked 5 October 2026. THE DEAL: S$67 in ride credits on sign-up and verification, plus S$67 more after any 2 rentals (or an approved #Flexar6767 dance video, submitted by 25 Oct), so S$134 per person, 1-31 Oct.WHO QUALIFIES: new users, ex-BlueSG users with a new account, and members with zero completed rentals; 18+ with a Singapore licence.FINE PRINT: all credits expire 31 Oct, 11.59pm; they cover rental minutes only, not the S$0.99 platform fee, fuel surcharge, ERP or parking.VERDICT: at the S$0.67 off-peak rate a 30-minute trip uses S$16.75, so S$134 is exactly eight off-peak trips. Sign up early and drive Mon-Thu 10am-4pm.

Novela's official Terms and Membership Policy, homepage and VIP Lite Pass launch posters, 4 October 2026. THE DEAL: since 28 Sep the VIP Lite Pass costs S$30 for two calendar months and unlocks Novela's VIP prices on eligible products, in store and online.POSTER PRICES: La Mer The Treatment Lotion 150ml S$158 (RSP S$300), YSL Libre 90ml S$140 (RSP S$280), Montblanc Explorer 100ml S$55 (RSP S$174), Avène Thermal Spring Water 300ml S$12 (RSP S$26).FINE PRINT: no stamps, vouchers, free deliveries or 14-day return privilege, non-refundable, no auto-renewal, personal use only. VIP Silver is no longer sold.LITE OR GOLD: Gold is S$120 a year (S$10 a month against Lite's S$15), so Lite only wins if you shop in one or two bursts a year. WHERE: all 7 Novela stores (Bugis+, IMM, PLQ, Tampines 1, Velocity, Yue Hwa, Changi City Point) and novela.com.sg.

LiHO Singapore's official Facebook posts and campaign posters, 4 October 2026. THE DEAL: two Royal Tea Time drinks (Lychee Rose Milk Green Tea, Lychee Rose Smoothie with White Pearl, Large +$1), and the Plush Card Holder Combo or Hippers Combo at $12.90 with a themed drink, against $11.90 for the merch alone.DROP DATES: Hippers launch in pairs on 1, 8 and 15 Oct; the Thermal Bag arrives 8 Oct at $1.90 with a themed drink ($5.90 alone).PLUSH PILLOW: six different cupsleeves get a random pillow from 15 Oct, but each outlet carries one design only.FINE PRINT: all LiHO TEA outlets, max 4 combos or merch per transaction, no exchanges after you leave, while stocks last. Full details.

CLOVE's dining page on fairmont-singapore.com and Swissôtel The Stamford's A Taste of Korea offer page, checked 3 October 2026. THE BUFFET: CLOVE's Korean Takeover runs 14 Sep to 15 Nov with 24-Hour Bossam, kimchi stew, gochujang chicken, Korean fried chicken and bibimguksu, plus lobster kimchi stew on weekends, alongside the usual seafood and international line.THE DEAL: 50% off the adult buffet price for 1 to 10 adults with Singapore-issued OCBC, DBS/POSB, Citibank, HSBC, Maybank, UOB, Standard Chartered, CIMB or Bank of China cards, or ALL Accor+ Explorer and Amex Platinum membership, till 15 Nov. That is weekday lunch $40++ (U.P. $80++), Sun-Thu dinner $49++ (U.P. $98++), Fri-Sat dinner and Sun lunch $65++ (U.P. $130++).FINE PRINT: not on PH eves, PHs or Race Weekend; children 6-12 pay full child price; card must pay the whole bill; third-party bookings excluded.

The Brick Shop's October 2026 promotion banners on thebrickshop.com.sg, checked 3 October 2026. Five offers at the LEGO Certified Stores (Jurong Point, Compass One, Tampines Mall, NEX), 1 to 31 October: free LEGO PlayStation Astro Bot (40899) with a $215 spend on any LEGO sets; free Darth Vader's Lightsaber (40897) with the Star Wars Executor Super Star Destroyer (75457); Marvel S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier (76354) at $412.43 (U.P. $549.90); buy 2 selected Speed Champions and Technic sets at 20% off; and members get 25% off four sets: Razor Crest $172.43, Mercedes-AMG F1 W14 $254.93, Autumn Cottage Garden $127.43 and Monet's Bridge over a Pond of Water Lilies $224.93. Lifetime membership is S$30, so it pays for itself on any of the four. The catch: both gifts are while stocks last, the buy-2 deal covers selected sets only, and the banners do not say whether each offer applies online.

POP MART Singapore's official Instagram announcement and pop-up artwork, checked 2 October 2026. The PUCKY Closed For Today POP-Up Store runs at VivoCity, Level 1, East Court from Tuesday 6 October (4pm-10pm) to Sunday 8 November (10am-10pm daily from 7 October). A single receipt of $30 gets 3 POP BEAN MINI PUCKY JELLY figures; $60 gets 1 PUCKY Badge instead. Three exclusives, PUCKY Pixie Fluff Mushroom, PUCKY Flower Power Poka and the ZSIGA Just A Little Courage vinyl plush pendant, are limited to 1 per person each. Fine print: one gift per person and per transaction, a full case can't be split into several receipts, pop-up purchases only, gifts and exclusives while stocks last. Exclusive prices not published. Full details →

SuperPark Singapore's AfterHours page and ticketing site, checked 1 October 2026. The adults-only AfterHours TGIF session runs every Friday, 7pm to 9pm, at #01-488 Suntec City Mall for $25.90 per person (18 and above, GST included). SuperPark's October poster adds 15% off with code OCTTGIF15 on 16, 23 and 30 October (about $22.02), limited to 15 redemptions, while 2 and 9 October have promos posted only on its AfterHours Telegram channel. Grip socks are $3.50 extra unless you bring SuperPark's own, every player signs a waiver, and tickets cannot be refunded or rescheduled.

FairPrice Group's own press release, checked 1 October 2026. From now until 31 December 2026, a tray of 30 Dasoon Fresh Eggs is $4.95 (usual $6.45) and a 1kg Seara Frozen Chicken (Griller) is $2.50 (usual $6.00) at more than 100 FairPrice supermarkets, both the lowest since 2021. Limit two trays and two packs per customer. Not valid at FairPrice Finest, FairPrice Xtra or FairPrice Online. A full allowance costs $14.90 instead of $24.90. Discounts on selected fruits and vegetables are also extended to the end of 2026.

The Soup Expert's own Instagram post and poster, checked 30 September 2026. From 1 September to Saturday 31 October 2026, every $40 nett in a single bill gets one Buy 1 Get 1 Free claypot deal, capped at two deals per bill. The new claypots include Glazed Beef ($28.90, member $25.90), House-made Yellow Chilli Fish Slices ($21.90, member $18.90) and Ginger Chicken ($19.90, member $17.90). The catch: prices are before service charge and GST, so the Glazed Beef alone is about $34.65 nett and still short of $40; the post doesn't say which claypot is the free one (expect the cheaper); while stocks last. Only at Suntec City #03-315/316/331.

Penang Culture's own Facebook post and poster, checked 29 September 2026. From Thursday 1 to Saturday 31 October 2026, four new dishes are $8.80++ each for the founder's birthday: Sesame Chicken Drumlet, Blackcurrant Fish Fillet, Chicken Chop with Green Belado and Satay Chicken Stew. The catch: the poster says dine-in only, and service charge plus GST take each plate to about $10.55 nett; rice isn't mentioned. Penang Culture's two restaurants are at Changi Airport T1 #03-19 (10.30am to midnight) and Compass One #03-13 in Sengkang (10.30am-10pm); the post doesn't name participating outlets, so call before a special trip.

Marina Square's own event page and key visuals, checked 29 September 2026. From Thursday 1 October to Thursday 31 December 2026, 12.30pm-8pm daily at #03-153 to 155 (near the L3 playground), Sesame Street Magical Art World Chapter 2 fills three units with neon, flower, shadow, sound and mirror rooms, a chalk doodle wall and a gallery by 12 global artists. The deal: present a physical same-day receipt from a mall shop ($20 Mon-Thu, $30 Fri-Sun, up to 2 receipts) at #03-153 for a free 30-minute pass admitting 2; from 1 Oct to 8 Nov, a $100 same-day spend gets Marina Square app members a 650ml artist-designed thermal flask, one per member per day. The catch: atrium fair receipts do not count, max 2 passes per visitor per day, slots are first come first served, and the flask is while stocks last. Full details.

GoroGoro's official Instagram posts of 23 and 27 September and its kingdomfood.sg page, checked 27 September 2026. From 1 to 31 October 2026 at The Centrepoint #03-43, two diners eat free with every two full-paying diners (2+2) at three fixed slots only: lunch 1.30pm daily, dinner 5.30pm Monday to Friday, dinner 5pm Saturday and Sunday. At any other time it is 3+1 free. On the price card on GoroGoro's page, four adults pay $37.80++ at lunch (about $11.33 each nett) or $57.80++ at a Monday-to-Thursday dinner (about $17.33 each). The catch: book online and type "2+2" or "3+1" in the Reservation Notes, follow GoroGoro on Facebook or Instagram, minimum 4 diners (a 5th and 6th pay full price), 80 minutes on the 2+2 and 90 on the 3+1, the free diners are the cheapest on the bill, no bill splitting, and food waste costs $20++ per 100g. The 2+1 some sites still show was replaced on 23 September.

Genki Sushi's own Shinchan promotion page, Thu 24 September to Sun 8 November 2026. 14 limited-time dishes: Signature Cheesy Ebi Fry Taco $3.20, Shinchan Cheeky Chicken Katsu Rice $8.90, Miso Butter Corn Ramen $8.60, Azuki Matcha Jelly Soft Serve $6.90, Irodori Sashimi Platter $12.60 and nine sushi and side plates from $3.60. All before 10% service charge and GST, so the taco is about $3.84 nett. Every $50 spent earns one gachapon spin for Genki vouchers, a Shinchan cup holder, phone strap or cable clips, drawn at random. The Thermal Lunch Bag is $10.90, $7.90 with DBS/POSB and $6.90 for members, and the $25.90 hoodie is members only. Membership is free in the Genki app, so join first. Genki lists 22 outlets with no exclusions named; merchandise while stocks last.

FairPrice Group held the official grand opening of FairPrice Elias Mall on 20 September, though the store has traded since 1 September. It is a 24-hour supermarket at Block 623 Elias Road, #B1-01, near Pasir Ris MRT, and FairPrice's own store locator lists it as open 00:00 to 23:59 seven days a week. The format is the news: nearly half the floor space is fresh, chilled and frozen, against about a third at a typical FairPrice Super Store, anchored by what FairPrice calls its largest seafood ice bed (24 feet, two tiers) plus live seafood and a pork counter selling Malaysian pork imported live and butchered locally. Free on request: fish portioning and vacuum-packing, with a number token so you keep shopping while it is done. Fresh Service Ambassadors are on the floor 8am to 10am only. Also $5 hot chicken bentos, a Fruit Series sushi FairPrice lists as exclusive to this store, in-store-only Catch of the Day seafood prices, and a Unity wellness zone with a free three-minute body composition analysis and an on-site pharmacist. The mechanic to plan around is the stamp card, 1 Sep to 1 Nov 2026, this store only: 1 stamp per $30 single receipt, capped at 3 stamps a transaction. 3 stamps gets laundry capsules, 6 a silicon food pouch, 9 a trolley and cooler bag. That top tier therefore needs $270 of qualifying spend and cannot be done in one shop: three receipts of $90 or more is the efficient route, and receipts cannot be combined. Qualifying spend excludes BCRS deposits, cigarettes, 4D/Singapore Sweep/TOTO, gift vouchers and cards, carrier bags, membership fees, infant milk powder 0 to 12 months, prescription, pharmacy-only and over-the-counter medicines, and donations. The 18 to 20 Sep three-day sale and the opening-day festivities close today, but the roadshows run on to 1 Nov. Honest read: a better fresh store, not a cheaper one, since the doubled 6% CHAS discount (Blue Thursdays, Orange Fridays, to 1 Jan 2027) and the usual weekly promotions apply at every FairPrice anyway.

Esplanade's children's festival Octoburst! returns on Friday 2 October 2026, Children's Day, and every programme is free. What makes it unusually easy to plan is that nothing on 2 October is ticketed or bookable: The Story Keeper's Room states outright that no tickets are issued and seats are first come, first served. 9 programmes run 10am to about 7.45pm across 19 start times, and two of them run continuously 10am to 6pm, so you can arrive at almost any hour and walk into something: the drop-in Color-Your-Mood Flower Studio! at the Concourse (age 2 and above) and the self-guided gallery in The Story Keeper's Room at the White Room. Around those sit a children's choir at 10.30am, non-competitive Sports Day games on the Esplanade Lawn at 10am, 11.45am, 3pm and 5.15pm (recommended age 6 and above), roving musicians at 11am, 2pm and 4.30pm (age 3 and above), Roald Dahl set to live music at 4pm, The Feelings Farm: Live in Concert! at 6pm and 8pm, and a 6.45pm family dance party. Three things the listing does not make obvious. The one programme with conditions is A Universe In Sounds on Sat 3 and Sun 4 Oct at PIP's PLAYbox: limited slots, free Esplanade&Me membership required, and only one adult admitted per child, so sign up before you go. The Story Keeper's Room outlasts the festival, moving to PIP's PLAYbox from 3 Oct to 1 Nov 2026, but PIP's PLAYbox admission is restricted to PIP's Club members (the free tier for age 12 and below), who can also redeem a gift at the festival booth. And this is the first walk-in edition in two years: Esplanade's own producer's message says the 2025 festival could not be held at the centre because of the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix and went into schools instead. Outdoor slots on the Lawn and at the DBS Foundation Outdoor Theatre are weather-dependent, and parking and food on site are not free.

Jewel Changi Airport runs A Touch & Taste of Peranakan Heritage with Baba Nyonya at #05-204 from 1 August to 31 December 2026, and it is one of the few things on Jewel's own promotions page nobody has written up. One ticket covers a single-serving Nyonya food sampler, a guided bookmark-making workshop, a Peranakan attire try-on, admission to the Mastercard Canopy Bridge walked in the outfit (that ticket carries same-day Canopy Park entry, covering the Discovery Slides, Foggy Bowls, Petal Garden and Topiary Walk) and one $5 Jewel retail voucher. A Singapore resident pays $46 an adult and $39 a child; the standard rate is $49 and $42. Two of the five parts already have a published price, so the cultural half is simple arithmetic: a resident adult ticket less an $11.90 resident bridge ticket less the $5 voucher leaves $29.10, and a child leaves $25.10 on either rate, because the child's $3 resident discount and the child's $3 bridge discount are the same $3. The catch is who gets nothing. This ticket has only two prices, standard and Singapore resident, and no member rate sits under them, so Changi Rewards and CapitaStar members pay the same $46 even though the same Canopy Bridge ticket costs them $10.70 at the Jewel Concierge counters on levels 1 and 5, which pushes their experience portion to $30.30. Mastercard holders get the bridge 1-for-1 with code MCJEWEL, Mondays to Thursdays, while stocks last and not on public holidays, so the bundle is weakest on exactly the weekdays when slots are easiest to book. Five slots a day at 10.30am, 11.30am, 2.30pm, 3.30pm and 4.30pm, 20 people each, roughly 100 places a day; same-day tickets at the Jewel Concierge on L1; arrive 15 minutes early. Two things to plan for: women must bring a white innerwear or camisole, or buy one on site for $5, which turns a $46 ticket into $51; and the food sampler contains peanuts and seafood, with a meat-free option on request but no nut-free or shellfish-free version listed. A family of two adults and two residents' children pays $170, of which $61.60 is bridge tickets and vouchers, leaving $27.10 a head.

Sing Investments & Finance (SingFinance) has 1.80% p.a. on its Fixed Deposit (FD) Online board for fresh funds, at 6 months and at 12 months, and every listing is leading with that number. Its own rates page has two columns. The 1.80% is the $10,000 one; the $1,000 column pays 1.50% at the same two tenors, so on $10,000 for a year that is $180 against $150, and the extra $9,000 is what buys the headline. The second table on that same page is the counter board rate for ordinary personal and business placements: 0.25% p.a. at 12 months for $500 to under $50,000, and 0.30% at $50,000 and above. The identical $10,000 earns about $25 at the counter and $180 through the app, same institution, same SDIC cover to S$100,000. The board also runs backwards: 18 months pays 1.60% and 24 months pays 1.50%, so locking up longer pays you less, and the senior citizen bonus of 0.125% p.a. is board-rate only, which takes a senior to 0.375% rather than anywhere near 1.80%. Placements must be funded from a GoSavers Account opened in the SIF Mobile app with Myinfo, and GoSavers itself pays 1.30% on the first $250k but 1.28% on the next $150k. HL Bank's promotion, effective 17 September and also S$10,000 online, matches 1.80% at 6 and 12 months and then pays 1.88% at 18 months and 2.00% at 24 months, so SingFinance's real edge is the small end, where $1,000 still earns 1.50%. No start or end date is printed and both providers can move without notice, so check on the day you place.

Mandai Wildlife Reserve has added a Local Student rate to Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, River Wonders, Bird Paradise and Rainforest Wild Adventure, and its campaign artwork sells it as **"Admission from $20* (U.P. $33)". Read the "Ticket Prices at a Glance" table on Mandai's own Single Attractions page and the mechanic is plain: the Local Student column is identical to the Child column at every park, in both pricing periods. On a regular day that is $27 at Singapore Zoo and Bird Paradise, $26 at River Wonders, $32 at Rainforest Wild Adventure and Night Safari, and $25 at Exploria, so a student at the Zoo saves $12 against the local adult rate and $22 against the $49 a tourist adult pays. The $20 is the part that does not check out. The cheapest Local Student price anywhere in that table is $25, at Exploria on a regular day, and $20 does not appear in it at all; $33 is what a tourist child pays at River Wonders. The other catch is the calendar, because peak days are Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays (the Zoo becomes $30), and Night Safari counts Fridays and eves of public holidays as peak too, so the classic Friday night ticket is $36, not $32. Eligibility is broad but the proof is strict: any secondary or tertiary institution in Singapore, including private and international schools, with a valid student photo ID shown at the point of entry. Worth knowing if you are older rather than younger: seniors 60 and over pay a flat $25 at every park on every day, which beats the student rate everywhere except Exploria, and Friends of Mandai Senior membership is $93 against a usual $255 with an $8 F&B voucher, signed up onsite with a POSB Everyday or PAssion POSB Debit card to 31 Dec 2026**, which breaks even on the fourth visit.

Three weekday discounts are running side by side on Dian Xiao Er's own promotions page, and two of them advertise the same 30%. The Happy Hour poster is the clean one: 30% off, Monday to Friday 2.30pm to 4.29pm, icons for both dine-in and takeaway, and no outlet list at all, so it reads as chain-wide across all 19 Singapore restaurants. Its pickup site repeats the same window at 30%. The Early Bird is the one that is split. Its 30% tier is marked exclusively for City Square Mall, Downtown East, Great World, Lot One and Parkway Parade; a second, otherwise identical poster caps the same windows at 20%, and that is what the other 14 outlets get, on weekdays 11am to 12pm and 4.30pm to 6pm, falling to 15% everywhere at weekends. Early Bird also carries a 60-minute dining limit, covers regular-priced a la carte food only and is void on the eve of and on public holidays and on "special occasions", which the poster never defines. The third offer competes with both: the Set Lunch for 2 at $36.80++ members, $38.80++ non-members (about $44.12 and $46.52 with 10% service and 9% GST), weekdays 11am to 4.29pm, except at VivoCity, where the same set runs only 2.30pm to 4.29pm, exactly the Happy Hour window. It is expressly not valid with other promotions, so you choose one. Which wins is not what the headline suggests. Priced against Dian Xiao Er's own menu, the three cheapest set choices come to exactly $38.80 a la carte, so 30% off beats the set by $11.64; the three priciest come to $52.20 and the gap narrows to $2.26. Add back the dessert and two bowls of rice that the set includes and the discount excludes, and the set goes ahead from the middle of the range up. Full breakdown: Dian Xiao Er Happy Hour and the Early Bird split.

Everything below $20 across four brands, from today, Friday 18 September 2026, 11am to 7pm, at Tan Boon Liat Building #05-09, 315 Outram Road, about three minutes from Havelock MRT Exit 1. Sorella posted the artwork on its own Facebook page on Thursday evening and calls it the biggest lingerie warehouse sale it has run. In it: Sorella, Pierre Cardin Lingerie, Young Hearts and Felancy, four brands under the same Singapore owner. No end date is published anywhere on the poster or the post, only while stocks last, so there is no last-day markdown to wait for, and since the price is already flat below $20 the only thing that changes is the size run. The $20 ceiling is not equally good across the four, and reading each brand's own online store this morning shows exactly where it bites. Sorella lists 1,020 bra variants from $29.90 to $89.90 at a $52.90 median and not one is under $20; Pierre Cardin Lingerie lists 971 from $32.90 to $79.90 at a $49.90 median and not one is under $20 either. Neither brand has a single marked-down item online: all 2,162 of Sorella's variants and all 2,204 of Pierre Cardin's are at full price, and Sorella's own Shop Sale, Mega Sale and September Sales collections each return zero products, so there is no competing discount to hold out for. That makes a $20 bra from those two roughly 60 to 70 per cent off. Panties are the opposite: 633 of Sorella's 835 panty variants and 419 of Pierre Cardin's 466 are already under $20 online at a $18.90 median. Young Hearts is already running its own clearance, with 282 of its 419 bra variants at $10 or $12 against $42.90 to $49.90 for the rest, so below $20 only beats its full-price lines. Felancy has no Singapore online store at all, which makes the sale one of the few places to buy it here. Bring cash and a card, and know your size, because there are no fitting rooms.

Singtel's no-contract 5G+ Seniors SIM Only Plan is $6 a month against a usual $12 on Singtel's own plans page, for new lines and port-ins by customers aged 60 and above, one per NRIC. Deal sites date it from 15 Sep 2026; Singtel says limited time and gives no end date. You get 340GB of 5G+ local data, unlimited local calls, 6GB of Malaysia roaming, Caller ID and 100 SMS, with a 1-month minimum subscription. Singtel's order form lists the Caller ID and the TalkMore Unlimited add-on behind the unlimited calls as free for 24 months each, and changing plan or add-ons ends them immediately. The T&C PDF the form links describes unlimited data and 50GB of Malaysia roaming instead, so screenshot the plan card. Before you switch, check Singtel's own GOMO: its $6 senior plan (usually $8) has 400GB in Singapore, 400GB in Malaysia, Asia and worldwide roaming, 800 minutes and 800 SMS, so Singtel's plan only wins for heavy callers.

Shell Singapore's HACIPUPU Little Racer collection with POP MART runs 15 September to 14 November 2026, while stocks last, per Shell's own campaign page and terms. After a qualifying spend ($15 nett at Shell Select excluding tobacco and services, or $80 gross on Shell fuels, both as a Shell GO+ member, or $15 on Shell Recharge) you can buy a plush charm at $24.90, an umbrella at $27.90 or a neck pillow and blanket set at $29.90, with a free magnet sticker pack per transaction. Cheapest way in for non-drivers: $15 at Shell Select plus the charm, $39.90 in all. A free car scent comes with $100 of V-Power in one Shell Asia app transaction (max 2), or with a completed stamp card from Shell Boon Lay, Choa Chu Kang, Sengkang and Tampines Ave 2, which also adds a sticker pack and a draw entry. Only 20 Game Boxes exist: 15 for stamp collectors and 5 for the #ShellxHACIPUPU photo contest, results by 15 Dec.

From 9 September to 31 October 2026, Circles.Life is running "Spin & Get Up to $99.90". Sign up for a qualifying SIM-only plan through a new number or a port-over, activate it, and the app gives you one spin of a wheel the terms describe as sure-win, with no losing outcome. Circles.Life publishes the odds, which is rare, and they reframe the headline: free 20GB local data 30%, free 10GB 20%, free 5GB 18%, $0.99 Zerofy Cash 20.5%, $9.99 Zerofy Cash 11%, and $99.90 Zerofy Cash 0.5%. So 68% of spins pay in data rather than money, $0.99 is the most likely cash result, and the headline prize is 1 in 200. Weight every cash prize by its probability and the average spin returns about $1.80. Four plans qualify, all with free CirclesAI access (OpenAI GPT, Google Gemini, Perplexity Sonar Pro, Anthropic Claude, DeepSeek, Qwen): Circles Core 500GB 5G at $8, where the 5G is a six-month promotion that reverts to 4G; the CirclesAI Plan 500GB 4G at $8; Circles Plus 300GB 5G at $10.99 for the first month then $18, with 8GB Asia roaming; and Circles Pro 600GB 5G at $12.99 then $22, with 100GB Malaysia, 12GB Asia and 1GB global roaming. Circles Ultra is not on the qualifying list. Two catches worth the calendar. All four plan prices carry a promotional end of 30 September 2026, 11.59pm, two weeks before the campaign closes, so the cheap sign-up rates have the earlier deadline. And the spin only reveals the reward: it unlocks when you complete a first purchase through Circles Zerofy, a wallet top-up explicitly does not count as a transaction, the cutoff is the 25th of each calendar month, and anything not unlocked by then lapses and is forfeited. One reward per person for the whole campaign, 18 and above, Singapore residents only. Zerofy Cash offsets your bill or is spent via the Zerofy Cashback Card, is non-encashable, and is forfeited if you close the account.

From 16 September 2026, the Skills and Workforce Development Agency (SWDA) opened a curated catalogue of more than 200 AI courses from about 30 supported training providers, and attached a free six-month premium AI subscription to the eligible ones. Eligible Singapore Citizens aged 18 and above who enrol in and attend an AI-tool eligible course pick one of ChatGPT Plus, Google AI Pro, Manus AI, Microsoft 365 Personal, or the Singtel AI Pass, which gives three months across seven tools (including Otter.ai, Hailuo AI and AKOOL) before you settle on one for a further three months. Redemption instructions arrive by email after you attend. The catch is in SWDA's factsheet rather than the headlines: each eligible citizen gets one complimentary subscription for the entire three-year programme, however many AI courses they attend, so the first choice is the only choice. The courses are separately subsidised and the balance can be paid with SkillsFuture Credit. For scale, Microsoft 365 Personal lists at SG$15.49 a month on Microsoft's Singapore store (about S$93 over six months) and SWDA values the Manus plan's 8,000 monthly credits at S$50 (S$300 over six months). Permanent residents and under-18s are not covered. Browse at courses.myskillsfuture.gov.sg. The SkillsFuture Festival also runs 16 Sep to 28 Oct with 140+ events, including walk-in roadshows at PLQ Plaza 16-19 Sep and one-North 21-24 Sep

From 15 September 2026, a limited-edition MILO BREAKTIME Plush Sling Bag comes free inside each 6 x MILO UHT Less Sugar 4 x 125ml Cluster Promotion Pack, which is 24 individual 125ml drink packs. Two designs, both named on MILO's own campaign artwork: Pandan Waffle in pastel green and Pink Gem Biscuit in gold with a pink icing swirl. The sling strap detaches, so one bag works as a shoulder bag, a crossbody bag or a zipped travel pouch, and MILO's footnote says the sunglasses, lip balm and MILO packet shown inside the pouch in its photos are for illustration only. One bag per promotion pack, while stocks last, and MILO has published no end date at all, only the 15 September start. What the bag actually costs you is the number the campaign does not print. On FairPrice's own listings on 16 September, the promotion pack is $27.95 as "Milo Chocolate Malt UHT Packet Drink - Less Sugar + FOC, 24 x 125g", while the identical 24 drinks bought as six ordinary 4 x 125g packs come to $23.40 at $3.90 each, so the bag adds about $4.55; against the 40 x 125ml carton at $37.85, or roughly $0.95 a packet, the gap is nearer $5.20. Fair if you drink the MILO anyway, poor if you are buying 24 packets you did not want. For scale, third-party Lazada sellers list plushies from MILO's earlier BREAKTIME duffel wave at $29.90 to $49.80. The catch is online. FairPrice Online's product page says under Key Information that free gifts with assorted designs and colours are provided on a random basis at its sole discretion, so you cannot choose Pandan Waffle or Pink Gem Biscuit when you order online; buy it off a physical shelf if you want a specific one, or two packs if you want both. The campaign lists FairPrice, Cold Storage, Giant, Sheng Siong and Prime in store and FairPrice Online, Lazada, RedMart, Shopee and Pandamart online, though we could only confirm the pack ourselves on FairPrice Online. The drink is MILO UHT Less Sugar, Nutri-Grade B.

COLLIN'S own promotions page: a student meal at $8.80, dine-in only, all day Monday to Sunday, at Northpoint City, Marina Square, VivoCity, The Woodleigh Mall and Tampines 1. Six dishes are $8.80 (Signature Grilled Chicken Chop, Signature Crispy Chicken Cutlet, Fish & Chips, Wagyu Beef Bolognese, Spaghetti Carbonara, Chicken & Shroom Aglio Olio) and two are $13.80 (Classic Mixed Grill, COLLIN'S Cheeseburger), each with a free Wild Mushroom Soup, Coke or Sprite; the drink becomes a float for +$3. The T&C add 10% service charge and prevailing taxes, so $8.80 is about $10.55 paid and the +$5 dishes about $16.55. Westgate, Paya Lebar Quarter, NEX, Sengkang Grand Mall, Shaw Plaza and Mandai Wildlife West are not in it. Not valid with other promotions, membership privileges or vouchers, and the listing never says what proof of student status is needed, so bring a student card. Full breakdown.

TYR Singapore's own Facebook post and posters put its Relocation Clearance Sale at up to 80% off selected swimwear, apparel and accessories, 1 September to 31 October 2026, at its showroom, 8 Jalan Kilang Timor, Kewalram House #03-01. The bundle prices are fixed: swimwear 1 for $25 or 5 for $100 ($20 each), apparel 1 for $15 or 5 for $50 ($10 each), accessories 1 for $10 or 5 for $40 ($8 each), plus weekly special clearance prices on selected products. Free gifts: a foldable shoe bag at a $120 spend, a thermal water bottle at $200 and a Fit Backpack at $300, so five swimsuits and two tees ($130) clear the first tier. The catches: all sales are final, with no exchanges, refunds or returns; exclusions apply; it is selected items while stocks last; and the showroom opens only Monday to Friday 10am to 5pm and Saturday 10am to 3pm. TYR's Facebook page still lists #03-13, but the poster says #03-01. After the move, TYR's newsletter puts it at Richfield Industrial Centre, 122 Eunos Avenue 7, opening date to be announced. Redhill MRT is about 1km away. Bundle maths, gifts and the fine print →

Sheng Siong published a new CHAS poster on its own corporate promotions page on 10 September 2026, raising the discount for CHAS Blue and Orange cardholders from 4% to 6% through to 1 January 2027. The day is the rule: Blue every Thursday, Orange every Friday, with no swapping. Today, Thursday 10 September, is day one and it is a Blue day; Orange starts tomorrow. That counts out to 17 Thursdays for Blue ending 31 December 2026, and 17 Fridays for Orange ending on New Year's Day itself. The cap is the number reposts drop. The poster says the discount applies to a maximum spending of $200 per receipt per day, so 6% of $200 is $12 and that is the ceiling. A $400 trolley still returns $12, an effective 3%, while two $200 shops on two discount days return $24. Across the run the ceiling is about $204 per cardholder. Excluded: infant formula stages 1 and 2, tobacco, alcohol, the carrier bag charge, phone cards, Sheng Siong vouchers and the BCRS 10c container deposit. Singapore Citizens only, per the poster. The catch worth checking at the till: the two-week store advertisement now in circulation, 4 to 17 September, went to print on 3 September and still reads 4% CHAS Special Discount, so read the discount line on your receipt before you leave the counter. The part that did not change: the 4% senior citizen discount stayed at 4%, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, Singaporeans and PRs aged 60 and above, to 31 December 2026. Hold both and your big shop belongs on Thursday or Friday. The cross-chain trick: FairPrice runs its own 6% on exactly the same days to the same end date with its own separate $200 cap, so a Blue cardholder splitting one Thursday between the two chains takes back $24 in a day, not $12. The dates in full, the cap maths and the fine print →

PastaMania's own What's On page dates this from 1 January to 31 December 2026: 30% off all a la carte items, every Monday, for anyone aged 60 and above. It is the largest standing discount the chain publishes and it gets almost no coverage, because it is not a launch. Two things make it worth more than the percentage. The bottom of PastaMania's own dine-in menu PDF reads "All prices in nett price", so there is no GST and no 10% service charge waiting at the till and the 30% comes off the printed figure: Aglio Olio $7.90 becomes $5.53, Wild Mushroom Aglio $10.00 becomes $7.00, Chicken Bacon Aglio $11.00 becomes $7.70, Prawn Aglio $12.50 becomes $8.75, a 7-inch Margherita $10.00 becomes $7.00 and a 10-inch Meat Lovers $16.00 becomes $11.20. A restaurant quoting the same 30% on a GST-and-service-charge menu turns a $16.00 headline into $18.72 before the discount and $13.10 after it. And unusually for a senior rate here, it covers takeaway as well as dine-in, so one person aged 60 or above can collect a whole family order on a Monday. The trap is the payment method: the terms say the promotion is only valid for payment made over the counter, so scanning the QR code and ordering through the Order-At-Table platform, which is the default flow at several outlets, silently costs you the discount. It is also never valid on a public holiday, and the senior must be present with identification at the point of ordering. Three of PastaMania's 16 Singapore outlets are excluded, the Pronto franchise shops at Pioneer Mall, Toa Payoh and Changi Airport Terminal 2, and the same three are cut out of every other promotion the brand runs, leaving 13 that take part. Next Mondays: 14, 21 and 28 September. From the same page, worth a diary note because it runs one day a month: Kids Eat Free hands over a free Kids' Meal (U.P. $9.90) with every adult main on the last Sunday of each month, which is Sunday 27 September, dine-in only, over the counter, one per receipt, ages 10 and below. Full write-up: PastaMania Senior Mondays: 30% Off the Entire A La Carte Menu.

Seorae Jib put its 10th Anniversary promotions live on 8 September 2026, headlined by a Premium Jeju Pork Platter at $59 against a brand-stated U.P. of $100. Every write-up going around quotes the $59 and the 41% and drops the two lines printed on Seorae Jib's own poster. First, the price line reads $59 FOR 2 PAX and the platter is 420g across four cuts (pork belly, pork collar, pork tenderloin, pork loin), so it is a table price, not a per-head one. Second, the T&Cs read that the $59 is available until 5pm, and that from 5pm onwards a minimum purchase of any BBQ Set is required to get the platter at $59, which makes the evening version an add-on price rather than a deal. The clean window is 11.30am to 5pm on weekdays and 11am to 5pm on weekends. Prices are ++: with 10% service charge and 9% GST the platter is $70.74 at the till, about $35.37 a head, and the stated U.P. is $119.90, so the real saving is $49.16. We read the anniversary menu PDF as well, and the celebration set is the worse buy by weight: the 10th Anniversary Set is 760g for 2-3 pax at $118, which is $0.155 a gram against the Jeju platter's $0.140, so it is 10.5% dearer per gram despite being the campaign's hero. What it buys is range, six meats instead of four plus a choice of doenjang, kimchi or sundubu jjigae, and at three people it drops to $47.16 a head. The deepest cut on the page is neither: the 100 Knife Cuts Kkot BBQ Lunch Set for 2 is $29.90 against a U.P. of $60.70, a 50.7% discount, with sotbap rice, japchae and two seaweed soups, landing at $35.85 for two all-in or $17.93 a head. One more thing worth knowing: Seorae Jib's free Syo Rewards tier is where the lunch menu's real discounts live (Braised Sliced Beef and Clam Kalguksu is $25.90 on the menu and $17.90 for members), but none of the three anniversary promotions carries a member price, so walk-ins pay the same. Five outlets: Jem, NEX, Plaza Singapura, Compass One and Tampines Mall. No end date is published for any of the three; the page just says limited time. Full breakdown: Seorae Jib 10th Anniversary.BEST FOR: two people who want cheap grilled pork before 5pm, or a $17.93 lunch; skip it if you were planning a 7pm table around the $59.

SUSHIRO Singapore x Pokemon runs 10 September to 22 October 2026 across all 22 outlets, and four of the five collectibles are never sold separately: each comes attached to one specific dish, random design per order. A Pokemon Food Pick comes with the $2.90++ ball nigiri ($3.48 nett), a Sticker with the dessert ($6.90++ Honey Yuzu Lemon Parfait in Wave 1, $5.50++ Mille Crepe Melba with Matcha Sauce in Wave 2), a Keychain with the $15.90++ Bluefin Tuna and Fresh Salmon Roll Platter ($19.06 nett), and a Card Case with Lanyard with the $19.90++ Toro Platter 5 Ways ($23.86 nett). The fifth is the only real purchase and the only one you get to pick: a Pokemon Sports Towel in four designs at $13.90+ each, gated on a minimum $20 dine-in amount on a single receipt, limited to 2 per receipt, no bill splitting. Wave 1 runs 10 to 30 September and Wave 2 from 1 October, and the eight keychain designs are split four and four across the waves, so nobody completes the set inside one wave. Because every free item is random, four keychains cost $76.26 nett only if all four draws differ, and about $159 on average odds. Suntec City is the sole outlet with the full themed decor and photo backdrops. Everything is while stocks last, and the campaign visual states a dine-in condition only for the towel, so treat dine-in as the safe assumption for the freebies.

PlayCourt, the outdoor zone of CapitaLand's REINVENTION: ALLPLAY design festival at Singapore Science Park, is free open play on two pickleball courts, two table tennis tables and four basketball hoops, 7am to 7pm daily from 15 August to 22 November 2026 at 7 Science Park Drive. Paddles and balls sit in baskets by the nets, so you can turn up with nothing, and there is no booking system and no counter to check in at. The confirmation that it is free is not on the festival's own site, which never prints the word: it is on the DesignSingapore Council's official event listing, where the Event Fee field reads free admission, ticketed (selected programmes). That second half matters, because workshops programmed under the same festival banner are not automatically free. The value is best measured against the sponsor's own rate card. The pickleball courts are sponsored by The Ark, which charges from $20/hr at its five-court Sports Village at 20A Segar Road and from $25/hr at both Orchid Country Club and Cuppage Court, so two hours here is $40 to $50 you do not pay at the same operator's venues. Be fair about the cheap end though: ActiveSG's outdoor courts start at $3.50/hr and its Kallang hard courts are $5.50/hr off-peak for locals, so the real argument is not the money, it is arriving at 7am with nothing, unbooked. The catches are the court itself. It is open-air with no shelter, which rules out heavy rain and makes a midday session punishing, so 7am to 9am and after 5pm are the usable windows. There are only two pickleball courts and no booking, so a weekday 6pm arrival when Science Park empties out is the likeliest wait. The two-hour session cap visitors report is a courtesy guideline, not a rule printed anywhere official. And two of the three festival zones are done or nearly done: PlayLab closed on 23 August, and PlayMission at The Canopy closes Sunday 13 September, which makes 12 to 13 September the last weekend both zones run. One more thing to know: the festival site contradicts itself on hours, giving 12pm to 7pm weekdays and 10am to 7pm weekends in its general visitor block against PlayCourt's own 7am to 7pm daily. The zone card governs the courts. Geneo, 1 and 7 Science Park Drive, S118221; Kent Ridge MRT Exit E, or bus 92 or 92A from Buona Vista MRT.

Burger King Singapore is giving a Dragon Ball Super figure with every King Jr. Meal from 7 September 2026, and its own campaign banner shows a staggered release, not a lucky dip. Six figures, one new character a week: Goku from 7 Sep, Vegeta from 14 Sep, Piccolo from 21 Sep, Super Saiyan Blue Goku from 28 Sep, Super Saiyan Blue Vegeta from 5 Oct, Beerus from 12 Oct. The deal write-ups published on 7 September describe all six handed out at random, which is the American campaign that Burger King and Toei Animation launched in the US and Canada on 1 September with a gacha mechanic and an adult Power Up Pack. Singapore is different: BK numbers the figures Week 1 to Week 6 with a start date under each, so if you want Beerus, going in September will not get you Beerus. The mechanic the banner does print in full is one figure per King Jr. Meal, while stocks last. What Burger King has not published is almost everything else: no King Jr. Meal price anywhere on its own site (the menu page renders client-side with no prices in the source, and the Offer and Coupon pages carry only the S$6.20 Value Your Way and the S$9.50 5-in-1, neither a King Jr. Meal), no closing date beyond while-stocks-last, no participating-outlet list, and no wording making the figures app-exclusive even though the banner links to the BK app. A full set is six King Jr. Meals across six separate weeks, and the two Super Saiyan Blue figures in weeks 4 and 5 are the ones resale will chase. Full breakdown

Seoul Yummy is closing its last remaining outlet at Kallang Wave Mall on 22 October 2026, and Gratify Group is retiring the brand rather than relocating it. Founded in 2008 and widely credited with popularising army stew in Singapore, the chain once traded at ION Orchard, Bugis+ and Marina Square; its own Locate Us page now lists exactly one address. The offer: 18% off the signature Korean army stew from now to the closing day, marking 18 years. Off the brand's own menu that is $43.80 down to $35.92 on the Daebak, Cheesy Odeng and Jja Jang pots (save $7.88) and $44.80 down to $36.74 on the Spicy Seafood pot (save $8.06). These are sharing pots, so the saving lands across a table of two or three. The catch is the mechanic: there is no code, no app and no voucher. A staff member applies it, and you trigger it by saying "I will miss Seoul Yummy", so say it when you order and not after the bill prints. The second catch: it is described as covering the signature army stew, which on Seoul Yummy's own menu is a different section from the $14.80 to $16.80 Mini Army Stew and from the $43.80 to $44.80 Cheese Pot range, and no written terms have been published, so ask at the counter first. Kallang Wave Mall, 1 Stadium Place #01-47, daily 11am to 9.30pm with last order at 9pm. Go before the final week: a restaurant with 18 years of regulars will be mobbed on the last day, and the mall sits beside the National Stadium. The closure, the full price table and what the 18% does not cover.

SKAI, on the 70th floor of Swissôtel The Stamford, has handed its afternoon tea to Disney and Pixar's Toy Story from 1 September to 30 November 2026. 'You've Got A Friend In Me' is ten pieces plus a warm raisin scone, each named after a character: Mr. Potato Head as a Comté gougère with N25 caviar, Slinky Dog as a wagyu smokie in pretzel brioche, Hamm as smoked duck mousse, Woody as a 66% chocolate, Lotso as a strawberry shortcake and the Aliens as a matcha mandarin choux. One drink is included: a themed alcohol-free cocktail (Little Green Glow or Sheriff Star Splash), a TWG tea or a gourmet coffee. S$78++ per adult and S$39++ per child aged 6 to 12, and the ++ is a 10% service charge plus 9% GST, a 19.9% uplift, so you pay S$93.52 and S$46.76, or S$280.56 for two adults and two children. The catch is that SKAI publishes three menus and they are not one set at three prices. Read side by side, the children's menu drops Golden Orchard (Hamm), Lots O' Berry (Lotso) and The Claw's Choice (the Aliens), leaving eight pieces against an adult's eleven. Per piece a child still pays less, about S$5.85 against S$8.50, but a child who came for the Lotso shortcake will not be served one. The vegetarian menu loses nothing: all ten stay, with olive oil caviaroll for the N25 caviar, Impossible for the wagyu and chickpea mousse for the duck. Daily, campaign page says 12.15pm to 5.30pm while the restaurant's hours put seatings at 12pm to 3.30pm with a two-hour limit, and reservations are required. There is a separate Toy Story room package at the hotel, but the high tea is not included in it and its 'priority reservation' expressly does not guarantee a confirmed booking.

ReadSG launched this morning, a five-year national reading movement by the National Library Board with President Tharman Shanmugaratnam as Patron, and September 2026 is Singapore's first National Reading Month. The "Singapore will pay you to read" headline can finally be checked, because the reward mechanic went live with the campaign. The ReadSG Challenge sits on GovTech's CrowdTaskSG and pays 20 coins per daily reading session of 15 minutes or more, one session a day, with the check-in resetting at 11.59pm. CrowdTaskSG's own FAQ prices coins at 1,000 to S$1, so that is two cents a day. Read all 32 days from 6 Sep to 7 Oct and you have 640 coins, plus 50 for the closing survey, so 69 cents for eight hours of reading. The platform's minimum payment is 100 coins (S$0.10), so the first five days are unspendable, and coins earned now expire on 31 March 2027. Per the terms they are non-transferable and cannot be exchanged for cash. THE PRIZE THAT IS ACTUALLY WORTH IT: log 15 sessions between 6 Sep 00:00 and 7 Oct 23:59 and you are entered automatically into a draw for one of 8 Kobo Clara Colour e-readers, which Rakuten Kobo's own Singapore store prices at S$259.90, drawn 14 Oct at 2pm at The Central Public Library. Round 2 runs 8 Oct to 30 Nov, needs a cumulative 30 sessions, excludes Round 1 winners, and gives 7 Kobo Libra Colour at S$369.90, drawn 6 Jan 2027. Winners must acknowledge within 7 days and collect within 30, or forfeit. WHAT IS FREE TODAY: the launch day runs 11am to 6pm at The Plaza and Lobby (L1) and Central Library (B1), National Library Building, 100 Victoria Street, free but registration is required, one ticket per person, with themed reading spaces, a local bookstore marketplace, picnic grounds and talks by Suhaimi Yusof and Nurjannah Suhaimi (12.30pm), Amanda Yip (2pm), Das DD (2.45pm) and Annette Lee (3.30pm). If town is too far, Read for Good runs 2pm to 3pm today at neighbourhood libraries and the Former Ford Factory: read 15 uninterrupted minutes off a librarian's trolley and collect a Reading Dessert Keychain, while stocks last. ALSO FREE: the Big Book Giveaway on Sat 19 and Sun 20 Sep, 10am to 4pm, gives 10 free books per person on a 10-minute browse, and LOLA Genre Cat stickers run all month for borrowing 4 physical items. THE CHARITY LEG: every session from 6 Sep to 7 Oct also counts toward Read for Good, in its 10th year, targeting 7.5 million collective minutes to unlock S$150,000 for kidsREAD, MINDS and Preschool Market, pro-rated below target and capped above it. ELIGIBILITY: the Challenge needs Singpass, age 18+ or 15 to 17 with parental consent, one account per person. Under-15s go to Book Bugs; preschoolers wait for A Book a Day in Jan 2027. No Singpass? Read for Good takes a FormSG route at go.gov.sg/r4g26-all, open to anyone anywhere, closing 14 Oct at 11.59pm. Sign-up for the Challenge is go.gov.sg/rcct, which showed 195 readers joined this morning.

Atrium Restaurant at Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium closes its Nyonya Meets The World buffet on 9 September, and the halal 1-for-1 that made it worth booking does not close with it. From 10 September to 22 November 2026 the restaurant runs a Wagyu Beef, Seafood and Suhaimi's Buffet, built with entertainer Suhaimi Yusof, and every adult diner still gets 1-for-1, with kids 5 and under free. Dinner before the discount is $128++ per adult Monday to Thursday and $138++ Friday to Sunday and public holidays, so two adults pay one cover: about $64++ each, or $76.74 nett on a weeknight and $82.73 at the weekend. Children 6 to 12 are $30++. The spread is where the money went: Japanese snow crab legs, fresh oysters, poached tiger prawns, baby abalone, Japanese sweet clams and half shell scallops on ice, with bamboo lobster on weekends only, plus slow-roasted wagyu D-rump, pan-seared wagyu steak with truffle sauce and smoked garlic butter wagyu bites, and Suhaimi's own picks (wagyu beef cheek rendang, Singapore chilli lobster with mantou, boneless chicken rice, chicken and mutton satay). Two things the hotel's own offers page does not tell you. First, lunch keeps its 1-for-1: the restaurant's booking system lists a 1-for-1 International Weekday Lunch Buffet at $99++ and a weekend one at $109++ for the same 10 September to 22 November window, which is about $59.35 nett a head and the cheapest way through the door, though the wagyu and the ice counter are dinner-only. Second, the 55% off weekday-dinner rate for a table of five, which came to roughly $64.20 nett a head and beat the 1-for-1 outright all through August, is dated only to 9 September with nothing replacing it. Dinner is also $9 dearer than the Nyonya menu it succeeds ($119++ and $129++ before), about $5.39 more a head nett on a weeknight, and the 2X IHG One Rewards points stopped on 31 August. Odd numbers get 50% off the extra diner with DBS/POSB, Citibank or UOB. Dinner 6pm to 9.30pm daily (last replenishment 9pm), lunch 12pm to 2.30pm. Dine-in only, not combinable with other promotions, blackout dates may apply, 20 or more guests need a deposit, and nearly every station on the printed menu runs a nightly rotation of one to six items. Level 4, 317 Outram Road, WhatsApp +65 9114 0258.

Jack's Place prices its kids' menu at $3++ against a usual $8.80, all day Monday to Friday, and the reason it earns a slot this week is the calendar rather than the number. A weekday-only children's deal is normally unreachable for school-going families, because the qualifying days are the days the children are in class. The 5 to 13 September school holidays break that, and they contain five weekdays, Monday 7 to Friday 11 September, none of them a public holiday, so all five qualify. On the money: the two plus signs are the 10% service charge and 9% GST, so $3++ is about $3.60 and the usual $8.80++ is about $10.55, roughly $6.95 a child a visit. Three dishes sit at that price, Spaghetti Beef Bolognese, Chicken Nuggets & Fries and Kids' Fish & Chips, and every kids' meal includes apple juice and a single scoop of ice cream. A $5++ tier (U.P. $10.80) buys a Minute Striploin Steak with Chicken Chipolata Sausages, the same $6.95 off a bigger plate. Now the condition the deal listings drop, and it is printed on the brand's own poster: the $3++ applies "with order of any a la carte or promotional main course", so it is an add-on price and an adult has to buy a main. The terms then exclude the Set Lunch, which is the cheapest adult main Jack's Place sells, so the instinctive budget order is exactly the one that pushes the child's plate back to $8.80++. Promotional mains do still count, so the September Striploin & Ribeye Fest is fair game. Dine-in only, children under 10, no stacking with other promotions, discounts, vouchers or JP Pepperdine rewards, and 12 outlets on the brand's locations page (Anchorpoint, Ang Mo Kio, Bras Basah Complex, City Square Mall, Compass One, JEM, Jewel Changi Airport, NEX, Toa Payoh OrangeTee, Parkway Parade, SAFRA Jurong, SAFRA Punggol). Two names on its promotions-page outlet filter, 321 Clementi and Woodlands Civic Centre, are not on the locations page, so call ahead if you were counting on either. Looking ahead, the terms bar eves of and public holidays plus special occasions, and name Children's Day, which for MOE kindergartens and primary schools is Friday 2 October 2026.

FairPrice Group announced on 2 September 2026 that it is doubling its CHAS cardholder discount from 3% to 6%, from 3 September 2026 to 1 January 2027, funded through FairPrice Foundation. The day is the rule, not a preference. CHAS Blue cardholders get their 6% every Thursday; CHAS Orange cardholders get theirs every Friday, and there is no swapping. Arrive on the other card's day and you get nothing, not even the standing 3%. That counts out to 18 Thursdays for Blue, 3 September to 31 December 2026, and 18 Fridays for Orange, 4 September to 1 January 2027, New Year's Day itself. The cap is the number most reposts drop. The discount applies up to a total spend of $200 per customer per day, so 6% of $200 is $12 and that is all one day can return. A $400 shop on your discount day pays $12, not $24, which is an effective 3%; two $200 shops on two discount days pay $24. Over the full run the ceiling is roughly $216 per cardholder, and a household spending $120 a visit gains about $7.20 a time. Where: all FairPrice supermarkets, FairPrice Finest and FairPrice Xtra (that is the release's own footnote), plus Unity pharmacies and FairPrice Online. The convenience formats, Cheers and FairPrice Xpress, are not named, so check before assuming. The good part: FairPrice says it stacks with CDC vouchers and existing store promotions, so the 6% sits on top of what is already marked down. The line to read twice: the online perk is a service fee waiver worth $3.99 on a $100 minimum, not free delivery, and the same footnote adds that the standard $5.00 delivery fee still applies under FairPrice's $59 minimum spend. To get it applied: show the card before payment, or verify once via MyInfo in the FairPrice Group app and scan it. This is the second doubling of 2026, after a 9 April to 31 May run. Full dates, the cap maths and the fine print →

Din Tai Fung published a four-month OCBC card offer on its own site on 1 September 2026, and it is long enough to plan around rather than chase. The Weekday Treat gives OCBC credit and debit cardmembers a complimentary Original Hot & Sour Soup (small), which the brand's own poster values at $9.50, on a minimum spend of $80, from 1 September to 31 December 2026. The line most reposts drop: the poster's terms state that all prices and amounts are before GST and service charge, and that applies to both numbers. At Din Tai Fung's usual 10% service charge and 9% GST, $80 before tax is $95.92 at the till and the $9.50 soup is $11.39 of real value, which fixes the offer at 11.9% of the bill whichever way you compute it. So it rewards a bill you were already going to run up: topping a $60 table up to $80 costs about $23.98 more at the register to claim $11.39. The catch that decides it is the clock. The order has to be placed 11.00am to 2.00pm or 4.30pm to 6.00pm, and that second window is an early dinner, not a dinner, so a 7pm booking qualifies for nothing. Weekdays only, dine-in only, while servings last, and payment must be made with a valid OCBC card. It is also void on the eve of a public holiday, on a public holiday and on a public-holiday-in-lieu, which over the rest of the run removes exactly three weekdays: Mon 9 Nov (Deepavali in lieu, since Deepavali itself is Sunday 8 November), Thu 24 Dec and Fri 25 Dec, leaving 83 usable weekdays to the end of the year out of 85 across the campaign. The one stack Din Tai Fung has confirmed in writing: the soup poster bars other promotions *unless otherwise stated*, and the brand's separate A Crispy Comeback poster (1 Sep to 31 Oct) does otherwise state, saying its 10% OCBC discount on the $15.30 Noodle with Crispy Wanton in Spicy Sauce can be combined with the OCBC year-long complimentary dish offer on a minimum spend of $80. That takes the noodle from about $18.34 to $16.51 at the till, and it still counts towards the $80. Valid at Din Tai Fung Singapore, whose own contact page lists 31 restaurants but flags JEM as temporarily closed for renovation, so 30 are trading. The full terms, the arithmetic and the three dead weekdays →

Pepper Lunch put its Cheesy Omelette back on the Singapore menu on 1 September 2026, and hung a tear-to-reveal game off it. The dish runs 1 September to 2 November 2026, while stocks last, in three sets that all include a drink: Beef Slices Cheesy Omelette $16.90, Chicken Steak Cheesy Omelette $16.90 and Striploin Steak Cheesy Omelette $20.90. The campaign artwork bills it as "The Legend Returns, Since 2012". The game is called Sizzle. Tear. WIN! and the rule printed on the poster is one card per Cheesy Omelette ordered, with the pool covering free Cheesy Omelettes, 1-for-1 and 2-for-1 Cheesy Omelettes, sides and ice cream; media coverage puts it at 16,000 prizes nationwide, though Pepper Lunch has published no per-outlet allocation. The two dates that matter are not 2 November. The poster prints a distribution period of 1 Sep to 18 Oct 2026 and a redemption period of 1 Sep to 31 Oct 2026, so the last useful day to order for a card is 18 October and the last day to eat a prize is 31 October; order between 19 October and 2 November and you get the omelette but no card. The free dish is narrower than it sounds. The line at the foot of the poster limits the complimentary dish to a Beef Slices or Chicken Steak Cheesy Omelette on your next dine-in visit only, which rules out the $20.90 striploin, rules out claiming it on the meal that produced the card, and rules out delivery and takeaway. Two limited items ride along at $4.90 each: the Yammy Taro Cake at all outlets, and Jalapeno Poppers with Hot Honey at six only (Jem, Nex, Parkway Parade, Pasir Ris Mall, Tampines 1, Hougang Mall). All Pepper Lunch restaurants in Singapore, halal certified, while stocks last.

Sephora Singapore opens the OLIVE YOUNG K-Beauty Edit on Wednesday 2 September 2026, bringing Korea's biggest health and beauty retailer's curated picks into Sephora stores, the app and the website. The number to correct first: every report quotes *over 20 brands and more than 180 products*, but that covers Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand combined. Sephora Singapore's own page reported 95 Results from 12 brands on 1 September, priced $13 to $75, all still marked *Coming Soon*. Three brands missing from the published Singapore lists are haruharu wonder, HEVEBLUE and Ma:nyo, and Ma:nyo holds the cheapest items at $13. Two gifts, two thresholds, and the lower one is harder to get: spend $65 on the Edit for an exclusive insulated tote, valid across stores, the app and online; or spend $40 at the ION Orchard Launchpad only for a Tyvek pouch. So online and non-ION shoppers should ignore the $40 entirely. Two items can hit $65 exactly (ONGREDIENTS Skin Barrier Calming Lotion $28 plus Celimax Pore and Dark Spot Brightening Cream $37), and one $40 item clears the ION bar (Torhop Loyly Green Mud Collagen Mask). The detail no news report carried, printed on Sephora's own campaign banner: Gold Beauty Pass members get early access from 8am, with exclusive gifts for the first 200 customers at Sephora ION Orchard. Both ION Orchard and Sephora ION normally open at 10am, so that is a two-hour head start, it is a headcount cap not a spend, Gold is earned on past spend so you cannot join on the day, and Sephora prints no date beside the 8am. Sephora ION Orchard also becomes one of only three regional K-Beauty Discovery Launchpads, with Fahrenheit 88 in KL and Siam Center in Bangkok. Both gifts read while stocks last with no published end date, and nothing says they stack. Full brand-by-brand price table and the 8am fine print →

Sentosa Development Corporation's promotions page lists a 1-for-1 across seven island attractions for Mastercard credit and debit cardholders, with a valid-till date of 30 November 2026. Each merchant sets its own named offer rather than a blanket discount: Skypark Sentosa by AJ Hackett gives 1-for-1 on the Giant Swing ($69 a person on Skypark's own site, so two swing for $69 instead of $138, the largest single saving here); The Palawan @ Sentosa HyperDrive gives 1-for-1 on all ticket categories, the only entry with no ticket-type restriction (Junior Kart $41, Senior Kart Go-Kart Race $46, Dual Kart $51, Game of Karts $56, all GST-inclusive); Mega Adventure Park on MegaZip only ($59 a person online), not MegaClimb or MegaJump; Madame Tussauds Singapore on a Standard Ticket with Jumanji: Safari Tours 4D Expedition and a Digiphoto (from $29 online against a $34 usual price); AltitudeX Indoor Skydiving on the Teaser package (from $59, U.P. $99); Sentosa 4D AdventureLand on the 4-in-1 Combo; and Scentopia on the 50ML Perfume Workshop. The line that decides whether this is worth using is the second term: the promotion is valid only for purchase at the participating merchant's counter, so you cannot book it online. That is a real cost, because several of these operators price online below their own walk-up rate. Mega Adventure states on its homepage that booking online saves 10% off over-the-counter prices, and Madame Tussauds' $29 online standard ticket sits against a $34 usual price. Going alone, book online and skip this. Going as a pair, the counter wins comfortably. The offer also cannot be used with any other Sentosa Development Corporation or IP promotion, and the terms set no end date of their own beyond 'while stocks lasts', so the 30 November date on the listing is a ceiling rather than a promise. Sentosa Express from VivoCity Level 3 is $4 standard entry.

I'm Kim Korean BBQ opens three separate promotions on 1 September, all published on operator Kingdom Food Group's own page, and the deal roundups have picked up only two of them. The missing one is the September Early Bird: $14.90++ at lunch and $21.90++ at dinner, and it runs to 31 October, not to the end of September. Priced against the brand's own rate card ($18.90++ adult lunch, $28.90++ Mon-Thu dinner, $29.90++ Fri-Sun) that is $17.87 nett instead of $22.66 at lunch and $26.26 instead of $34.65 or $35.85 at dinner. The comparison nobody publishes: the Early Bird beats the 4+1 group deal on every table of five adults. Five people on the Early Bird pay $131.29 nett at dinner against $138.60 (Mon-Thu) or $143.40 (Fri-Sun) on 4+1, because four adult rack rates cost more than five discounted ones; at lunch it is $89.33 against $90.64. 4+1 only wins in two cases, when you cannot make the entry window (11.30am to 12pm, or 5.30pm to 6.30pm on a weekday) and when the fifth diner is a child, since the free seat goes to the lowest payer. The Early Bird is also a price rise in disguise: August's version, which closed yesterday, was $12.90++ and $20.90++ on a 90-minute table with lunch entry open a full hour to 12.30pm. September is $2 and $1 dearer, cuts the table to 80 minutes and halves the lunch window. The genuinely cheap one is the Student 1-for-1, 1 to 13 September, which covers Teachers' Day on Fri 4 Sep and the whole 5 to 13 Sep school break: two students at the 2pm lunch sitting split $15.90++, about $9.53 each nett against $19.06, and dinner works out at about $16.13 (Mon-Fri 5.30pm) or $16.73 (Sat-Sun 5pm). Student Pass required, age 23 or under, minimum 2 paying students, 80 minutes. The 4+1 hides one cost the poster does not print: it caps the table at 90 minutes, while I'm Kim's published dining duration for a party of five or more at dinner is 110 minutes, so the discount costs you 20 minutes of grill time. All three are booking-first: reserve online and type the code into Reservation Notes (1+1, EB or 4+1), follow the restaurant's Facebook or Instagram, and tell the host before entering. Nothing stacks, 4+1 forbids splitting the bill, and every price is before the 10% service charge and 9% GST. One outlet only: School of the Arts, 1 Zubir Said Drive #01-04, five minutes from Dhoby Ghaut MRT Exit A. Calendar quirk worth knowing: both August offers ended on 30 August and the September set opened on 1 September, so 31 August was the single day with no I'm Kim promo running at all.

Agoda's dedicated DBS/POSB page at agoda.com/dbssunday is already showing next Sunday's promo code, DBSSSUNDAY32, described on the page as live from 1am SGT on 30 August 2026. The banner reads "Enjoy S$100 off with a minimum spending of S$200 on your hotel bookings! (Limited Redemptions Only)", and the phrase "50% off" that every roundup repeats appears nowhere on it. It is a flat S$100, which happens to equal 50% at exactly the S$200 minimum and then falls away fast: 33% at S$300, 20% at S$500, 10% at S$1,000. Four conditions off Agoda's own terms decide whether you get it at all. Only rooms marked "Promo Eligible" count and pay-at-hotel rates are excluded, so you prepay. The S$200 is measured on accommodation room charges only, excluding taxes, service fees, processing fees and personal expenses, so a booking that costs you more than S$200 all-in can still fail the test. The code is redeemable once per user, and Agoda counts a cancelled or amended booking as having used it. And redemptions run against a weekly allocation on a first-come first-served basis, which is why the code activates at 1am and why the coupon field disappears once the week is sold out. One decision for this weekend: Agoda's other DBS page (agoda.com/dbs) is running the Aug Mega Sale to 31 Aug with a stackable extra 20% capped at S$50, the two are non-cumulative, so on Sunday 30 August take the Sunday code on any booking of S$200+ room charges (S$100 against S$40 at S$200, S$100 against S$50 from S$250 up) and the Mega Sale page below that. Note that neither Agoda nor DBS prints a promotion period or stay period on the page; deal listings put it at every Sunday to 27 Dec 2026 with stays to 30 Jun 2027, and the code numbering fits (counting 25 Jan 2026 as Sunday one, 30 Aug is number 32), but it is not confirmed in writing.

DBS has now published the full terms for its PayLah! S$3 Saturday Cashback, which starts today, Saturday 29 August 2026, and runs every Saturday to 19 December: 100% of your spend back, capped at S$3, when you scan and pay with the DBS PayLah! app at participating hawker stalls, coffee shops, wet markets, JTC industrial canteens and heartland shops. That is 17 Saturdays and 2.7 million rewards, about 40% more than 2025. Redemption opens at 6am and closes once the day's first 160,000 qualifying transactions are used up, after which a 'Fully Redeemed' banner appears in the app. There is no minimum spend and no particular credit card is needed. THE RULE THAT WILL COST MOST PEOPLE MONEY: you get one redemption per Saturday and it attaches to your FIRST eligible transaction, not your biggest. Buy a S$1.20 kopi first and that is your S$1.20 for the week, with a S$12 lunch afterwards earning nothing, so make the first scan of the day one of at least S$3. THE OTHER TRAP: DBS has published an address-level participating merchant list as a 418-page PDF, and a stall that is not on it earns you nothing even if it accepts PayLah!. The list covers about 8,700 named heartland shops plus 120 hawker centres, 79 wet markets, 672 coffee shops and 62 JTC industrial canteens, with stalls inside each venue listed by unit number; DBS says it will keep updating it. The payment rail matters too: it must be SGQR, NETS QR or PayNow UEN QR, so personal PayNow/PayLah! QR codes (an individual's name rather than a shop name) do not count, and neither do PayNow UEN payments routed through 19 named providers including ShopeePay, Fave, Qashier, ShopBack, HITPay and Stripe. Shops inside private malls such as Bugis Junction, Great World City and Tanglin Mall are excluded, as are pharmacies, GPs, petrol stations, learning centres, vets, schools and hotels. Cashback lands in your PayLah! account the same day. One quiet gotcha worth fixing tonight: if your PayLah! wallet limit is lower than your wallet balance the cashback can fail (More > Manage Wallet > Wallet Limit). And 29 August is also the LAST Saturday of DBS/POSB's S$3-off-eggs + S$3-off-rice offer at Sheng Siong and Giant, so the two overlap for one day only; Sheng Siong does not restock August's allocation once it is gone, while Giant refreshes weekly, which makes Giant the better bet. Caught every week, the PayLah! campaign is worth up to S$51 a person.

Haidilao Singapore has reopened its Student Set at S$29.90, live from 13 August 2026 at ten outlets, on nothing more than a valid Student ID presented at the table, no app, no membership, no promo code anywhere on the poster. THE TIME WINDOWS ARE THE WHOLE DEAL, and they are narrower than the headline reads: Mon–Fri BEFORE 5PM, and Sun–Thu AFTER 10PM. Lay that across a week and three gaps fall out: Friday nights are out (Friday only qualifies before 5pm), Sunday works only as a 10pm supper, and SATURDAY APPEARS IN NEITHER WINDOW, making it the single day of the week this cannot be used at all. That is the trap, because Saturday is exactly when most students would try. The flip side is that both windows are Haidilao's quiet shifts: a 4pm weekday seating is the easy version, and after 10pm is when you will actually get a table at 313 @ Somerset or Bugis+ without queueing. THE TEN OUTLETS: 313 @ Somerset, IMM, Plaza Singapura, The Seletar Mall, Sun Plaza, Century Square, Wisma Atria, Bugis+, Jurong Point and Northpoint City, every other Haidilao is out, so check before you travel. THE PRICE FOOTNOTE: the artwork prints 'S$29.90' with no plus signs, but Haidilao's own caption and every deal listing carry it as S$29.90++, with 10% service and 9% GST that is about $35.85 nett a head, the difference between a $60 and a $72 bill for two, so ask at the table. WHAT'S IN IT IS NOT PUBLISHED: the poster says only 'set items may vary by outlet'. Haidilao's own March student set at IMM was built as 2 of 6 soup bases (quarter pot), 4 of 14 classic dishes, 1 meat + 1 staple + 1 snack and 2 HECHÁ milk teas: indicative only, not confirmed for this run. NO END DATE HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED; the previous student runs carried published dates (16 Mar–31 May at IMM, an extended Jurong Point run), so treat it as a semester-length promo and go early.

KFC Singapore has stopped giving merch away with meals and started selling it: the 'KFC Swags' collection went live on its own store, merch.kfc.com.sg, on 1 August 2026. FIVE PIECES, no meal purchase and no spend threshold: KFC UTILITY PHONE LANYARD $14.90 (adjustable, KFC red, utility detailing); KFC BUCKET BAG $15.90 (a compact crossbody in the bucket's signature red-and-white stripes, Colonel Sanders on the front and the slogan on the strap, the cheapest piece with the loudest branding); KFC DRUMSTICK PLUSHIE $23.90 (an oversized plush cushion printed like a Hot & Crispy drumstick, with 'It's Finger Lickin' Good' down the bone); KFC ORIGINAL RED TUMBLER $38.90 (reusable, signature red, the only piece you'll use daily); and the KFC FINGER LICKIN' GOOD JACKET $65.90, a lightweight cream jacket and the only sized item, in S/M and L/XL. All five come to $159.50. THE CATCH, and there are three. One: the Drumstick Plushie, the piece the collection is built around, sold out on 2 August, one day after launch; it is listed in stock again as of 2 October, alongside the other four, but no quantity is published, so it can go again. Two: delivery is domestic standard only, charged at checkout on top of the item price, with KFC shipping in 3-4 working days and delivery taking 3-5, so a $14.90 lanyard is not a $14.90 order, and it pays to consolidate. Three: there are NO exchanges. KFC's own FAQ says all returns are refunded and a different size means a new order, change-of-mind returns must be requested within 7 days of delivery (unused, original packaging, tags and seals intact; clothing may be opened to try on) and you cover the return postage, which matters most on the jacket, the only sized piece. Deal sites also report the collection being sold in person at KFC Kallang, but KFC's store pages mention no in-store stock or pickup, so call ahead rather than making a special trip. The same store also carries the KFC x Amos Ananda pickleball capsule (Paddle Set $39.90, Shirt $34.90, Tee $23.90, Headband $9.90, Socks $6.90), a $19.90 Mantou Crossbody Bag and a $32.90 International Fried Chicken Day oversized tee, not part of SWAGS, but they ship in the same order. No end date has been published, so treat it as while stocks last.

luckin coffee Singapore's National Day tie-up with MILO is live from 27 July 2026: the Tiramisu Latte made with MILO (espresso and cocoa layered with whipped cheese foam, sea salt and Parmesan, finished with MILO, Nutri-Grade C, 4% sugar) and the Cocoa-Malt Frappe made with MILO (blended iced, MILO-dusted, Nutri-Grade C, 8% sugar). The deal attached to them is the Extra Shiok Set: 2 selected drinks plus an exclusive Mini Backpack Pouch Phone Lanyard for $15.90, ordered in the luckin coffee app, while stocks last, with the campaign's 'Shiok Together' packaging. Two caveats straight from Luckin's own artwork: availability may vary by store, and no a la carte price has been published for either drink, nor an end date for the campaign. Separately, Singapore deal listings have the app running a 1-for-1 on selected coffee categories (Fruity Americanos, Americanos, Barista Coffees, Luckin Black Cups, Signature Lattes) from 25–31 July 2026, the MILO drinks are NOT included and the quoted terms say it doesn't stack.

A genuinely cheap day out with young kids: at Golden Village, one child aged 6 and below watches a movie FREE with every standard adult ticket you buy, for G, PG and PG13 titles, at all GV cinemas islandwide. It's a weekday deal for walk-in box-office purchases only, for sessions starting before 2pm (Mon–Fri), from now till 20 Nov 2026. Both adult and child must be present at purchase, and you must show the child's birth certificate (physical or screenshot). Excludes school holidays, public holidays and eves of public holidays (incl. 10 Aug & 9 Nov). One free child per paying adult, same show; a free child seat is roughly a $10–$14 saving per outing. Verified via GV's official 'Kids Watch For Free' promotion + participating-mall listings. Full details →

Starbucks marks 30 years in Singapore with its most local menu yet, the 'Shiok' range, from 15 Jul 2026, islandwide. The headliners (Tall size): a brand-new Starbucks Kopi Siew Dai $4.90 (100% Arabica in a local, less-sweet kopi style, hot or iced) and a Singapore-exclusive Kaya Toast Latte $7.90 (hot & iced: Signature Espresso, milk, kaya notes and buttery 'toast' croutons); plus a blended Kaya Toast Coffee Frappuccino $8.50 (on Starbucks Delivers & GrabFood from 15 Jul, foodpanda from 22 Jul). Best value: The Reset Set $6.90, a Kopi Siew Dai + a mini kaya-butter or peanut-butter croissant + a butter slab. Local bites too: XL Chicken Char Siew Puff $6.50, Cempedak Tart $6.50, Kaya Pistachio Cake $8.50, plus returning Nonya Curry Chicken Prata Pie $7.90 & Kueh Salat Cheesecake $8.50. In-store & the Starbucks app; limited time, no official end date announced. Full details →

Thai comfort food, all-you-can-eat, for under $24 nett: for its 19th anniversary, Bangkok Jam is running an à la carte Thai buffet at its Great World outlet, ordered fresh to your table rather than served from a steam-tray line. The Classic Buffet is $19.90++ per adult (U.P. $22.90++, about $23.86 nett after 10% service charge and 9% GST) and is now open to single diners; children 5-10 are $15.90++ (U.P. $18.90++) and under-5s eat free. The Premium Buffet is a separate tier at $26.90++ (U.P. $29.90++, child $18.90++), minimum 2 diners, adding Steamed Seabass with Chilli & Lime, Thai-Style Black Pepper Beef, Moo Ping, Caramelised Tapioca & Red Ruby and a drink. Weekdays only, and lunch has been added: Mon-Fri 11.30am-3pm (last seating 2pm) and dinner from 5pm (last seating 8pm). Dining time is capped at 80 minutes a table, it is dine-in only, and excessive leftovers can be charged at $5 per 100g. One outlet only (Great World, #02-127); reservations recommended. No end date published, per Bangkok Jam's own promotions page. Full details →

Halal fried-chicken value on a Wednesday: Texas Chicken's new WednesYAY deal gets you 3 pieces of fresh, never-frozen chicken PLUS 4pc drumlets for $9.90, down from a U.P. of $20.70, so 52% off, more than half price. It runs every Wednesday (from 1 Jul, no announced end date) at participating Texas Chicken outlets islandwide, no app, voucher or membership needed: just order it in-store on the day; while stocks last, not valid with other promotions. Texas Chicken is MUIS halal-certified. Pairs with the chain's other current value deals: Half Price Monday (4pc chicken $9.90) and an app-only 1-for-1 combo on Mondays. Verified via Texas Chicken's official WednesYAY campaign poster. Full details →

Cheap café coffee shows up at the ice-cream chain: Baskin-Robbins has launched a new Coffee Series at selected outlets from 29 Jun, and the entry price beats most coffee shops, Hot Americano $3.50, Hot Café Latte $4.00, Iced Americano $4.00. Then the ice-cream floats: BRaffogato $6.90 (espresso over a scoop, affogato-style), Latte Float $7.00, Caramel Coffee Float $7.50, a coffee-plus-31-flavours combo you can’t get at a normal café. At selected outlets only (NEX, City Square Mall, Northpoint City, One Holland Village, Bedok Mall, Changi City Point, HarbourFront Centre, Punggol Oasis Terraces); it’s a menu launch, not a discount, with no announced end date. Verified via Baskin-Robbins’ official Coffee Series campaign visual. Full details →

Surrey Hills Grocer's 2-for-2 'Dinner Club' on selected mains runs on: Sundays–Thursdays from 6pm, all 5 outlets, order 2 mains, get 2 free. Kei Kaisendon's 9th-anniversary 1-for-1 don bowls have now ENDED (they finished on 23 Aug), so don't make that trip. Value-dining roundup →

A hotel HK buffet at close-to-hawker money: Café Mosaic at Carlton Hotel runs a 1-for-1 Hong Kong Kitchen Lunch Buffet, U.P. $68++/adult, so ~$34++ a head (about $41 nett with 10% service + 9% GST) when two of you go. Open to Citibank, DBS/POSB, OCBC or UOB cardmembers (a wider bank line-up than most), daily 12pm–2.30pm, Level 1. Spread leans HK tze-char + dim sum: Roasted Pork Belly, Curry Fishball, Har Gow, HK French Toast, Egg Tart & Bolo Bun (rotational). 1-for-1 for adults only (child 7–12 $18, senior 55+ 50% off); NOT valid on eve of PH/PH/special occasions; not stackable; no fixed end date announced. Bonus: 1-for-1 HK Seafood Dinner Buffet (U.P. $138++) Thu–Sat. Full details →

Not a shop promo but free money for your household: every Singaporean household can claim $500 in CDC Vouchers 2026, $250 for participating heartland merchants & hawkers and $250 for participating supermarkets (FairPrice, Sheng Siong, Prime etc.). One representative claims with Singpass at go.gov.sg/cdcv; valid till 31 Dec 2027. Stack them on top of the deals above. Full details →

One of the cutest supermarket freebies going: spend $18 on The Laughing Cow products in a single receipt at participating FairPrice, Cold Storage, Giant, Sheng Siong or Prime supermarkets and get a FREE limited-edition The Laughing Cow x Monchhichi tote bag with one randomly-packed collectible keychain inside. Four designs to collect, three The Laughing Cow-themed and one Singapore-exclusive (the Monchhichi twins at a local kaya-toast breakfast with MBS & the Merlion). Licensed Bel x Sekiguchi collab, launched mid-June, while stocks last, the keychain is random, only The Laughing Cow items count toward $18, and not every outlet carries the gifts (check The Laughing Cow SG's Instagram). Full details →

A premium collectible drop for chocolate fans: GODIVA's Disney·Pixar Toy Story 5 Chocolate Collection lands with two new limited-edition soft serves (Almond Milk Chocolate; Almond Milk & Dark Chocolate Twist) at $11.50 each: diced yellow peach + mini marshmallows in a Jessie/Buzz collectible holder, plus a 3D pop-up Toy Story Chocolate Giftbox ($42), a Chocolate Pearls Collection Giftbox ($52, with an exclusive Jessie keychain) and single Chocolate Pearls from $0.90. The reward: spend min $60 nett on a single receipt including a gift box or soft serve to get an exclusive plush bag charm inspired by Jessie's cowboy hat, while stocks last. At GODIVA Takashimaya, Jewel, Bugis Junction & Suntec City (and online); not at Raffles City (reno) or Changi T3. Full details →

Plan a staycation for the whole year: Marriott Bonvoy's 'Never-Ending Staycation' package runs across 19 of its Singapore hotels, book a minimum 2-night stay with promo code HOL and get daily buffet breakfast for two, one 3-course-or-more dinner for two (with drinks), early check-in from 10am and late check-out until 3pm (both subject to availability), plus up to two children under 12 dine free with a paying adult. Valid for stays 27 Apr–23 Dec 2026 (covers the year-end holidays). Properties range from the luxury tier (The St. Regis Singapore, JW Marriott South Beach, The Singapore EDITION, W Sentosa Cove) to city/family stays (Sheraton Towers, The Westin Singapore, Courtyard & Aloft Novena). It's a value-added package on top of the room rate (rates vary by hotel/date), not a discount code, book direct on Marriott.com. Verified via Marriott's official offer + campaign coverage. Full details →

An easy, reliable weekday win: Délifrance's $6 Pie Tuesdays are back and now run every Tuesday until 29 December 2026, at all outlets islandwide. Every Tuesday, the French bakery-café's freshly baked signature savoury pies: Tuna Mushroom, Chicken Curry, Chicken Bolognese and Chicken Mushroom, are a flat $6 each (a discount off the usual à la carte price), no membership, app or code needed; just order at the counter. Max 4 promo pies per customer, while stocks last; flavours rotate and vary by outlet, and popular ones sell out by tea time, so go earlier. Today (14 Jul) is itself a Tuesday. A $6 pie makes a tidy light lunch or 4pm snack: grab a few for the family or office pantry. Verified via Délifrance's official $6 Pie Tuesdays campaign + SingPromos/EverydayOnSales. Full details →