Six 'kids eat free' deals in Singapore, all re-checked on the brands' own channels on 28 August 2026. Guzman y Gomez gives 1 free Kids' Meal with every regular main on the GYG App every Sunday; Morganfield's feeds one child aged 7 and below free with each adult main on Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays and school holidays, which covers all nine days of the 5 to 13 September break; COLLIN'S at Shaw Plaza and Marina Square gives a free kids' meal daily with a $50 spend; and Swensen's Unlimited feeds under-5s free from $35++ an adult. Two corrections since our last update: Morganfield's is now a single Suntec City restaurant, and the Fish & Co breakfast deal is gone.
Six kids-eat-free deals in Singapore, every one re-checked on the brand's own channels on 28 August 2026.
> Quick view: GYG on Sundays (1 main on the app = 1 free Kids' Meal), Morganfield's on weekends, public holidays and the whole 5 to 13 September school break, COLLIN'S any day with a $50 spend, Swensen's Unlimited from $35++ an adult with under-5s free. Catch: Morganfield's is now Suntec City only.
The best standing kids-eat-free deal in Singapore, and the only one you can claim almost anywhere. Every Sunday, order one eligible regular Main on the GYG App and one Kids' Meal is discounted to free in the cart. No code. GYG's own terms, re-read on 28 August 2026: kids up to 12, one redemption per GOMEX member, valid across all GYG Singapore restaurants, and the Single Taco, $3 Taco and Cheese Quesadilla do not count as the qualifying main. It also cannot be combined with Make it a Meal, other promotions or bundles, so order the main a la carte instead of upsizing it. One catch no roundup prints: GYG's own locator lists 23 restaurants, but Mapletree Business City and Ocean Financial Centre are closed on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays, so only 21 of them can serve a Sunday kids' meal. Northpoint City reopened on 24 August 2026. Breakfast runs from 8am at several outlets. BEST FOR: a fuss-free Sunday family lunch anywhere on the island, where one adult's main covers a kid for free.
Kids Dine Free every Sunday: buy 1 eligible regular Main on the GYG App, get 1 Kids' Meal FREE (kids up to 12, 1 per GOMEX member, 21 of 23 restaurants open on Sundays)
The most generous kids-eat-free deal here, and the one that has changed most since our last update. For every adult who orders a main, one child aged 7 or below eats free, all day on Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays and school holidays. Because school holidays count, the September break of 5 to 13 September 2026 qualifies in full (MOE's own 2026 calendar), including the five weekdays inside it, which makes Morganfield's the single best weekday answer in this guide for that week. IMPORTANT CORRECTION: Morganfield's is no longer a five-mall chain. Its own reservation page, events page and Instagram bio now list one restaurant, at Suntec City, 3 Temasek Boulevard #01-645/646, outside Promenade MRT Exit C, tel 6736 1136, open Sun to Thu 11am to 10pm and Fri, Sat and eve of public holidays 11am to 11pm. If you were planning on VivoCity, Waterway Point, Bugis+ or Chinatown Point, that is no longer an option. Worth knowing what the freebie is worth: on Morganfield's own ordering site the Kids Mac & Cheese and Kids Hot Dog are $9.90 each, both served with apple juice and fries. And a trap to plan around: the All You Can Eat Ribs Buffet runs on exactly the same Saturdays and Sundays but charges $49 per adult and $25 per child under 12, so a family chasing the free kids' meal should order a la carte mains, not the buffet. Weekday value if you go without the kids: a $9.90++ Chicken Lunch Deal and a $15.90 Mega Value Meal, both 11am to 4pm, and 50% off Small Bites from 3pm to 5pm. BEST FOR: a weekend or school-holiday rib feast in town where one adult main frees one child.
Kids aged 7 & below eat FREE with each paying adult main, all day on Sat, Sun, public holidays & school holidays (5-13 Sep 2026 included). One restaurant only: Suntec City #01-645/646
The most dependable option in this guide, because the free-child policy is written into the price card rather than into a promotion that can end. At Swensen's Unlimited, the halal-certified all-you-can-eat format of the ice-cream-and-Western chain, a child below 5 eats free with every paying adult, and children aged 5 to below 12 pay a child rate. Here is the price card our earlier version never carried, read off Swensen's own menu board (all before service charge and GST): weekday lunch $35 adult and $15 child, Saturday and Sunday lunch (and the eve of or on public holidays) $50 and $30, weekday dinner Monday to Thursday $38 and $25, and Friday to Sunday dinner $60 and $30. Weekday lunch is therefore the cheapest way in for a family, at roughly $42 nett per adult once service charge and GST are added. Two things to plan around: dinner rates apply to any seating from 4.30pm, and weekend rates also apply on the eve of and on Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, Father's Day, Teachers' Day, Youth Day and Children's Day, so a Children's Day treat is charged at the weekend price. Ordinary a la carte Swensen's outlets do not run this, so look for the three Unlimited outlets: Acacia@Geneo (1 Science Park Drive #01-06), Changi Airport Terminal 2 (#01-03, arrival hall, landside) and VivoCity (#02-117), open 11am to 11pm daily. Each seating is capped at 90 minutes. A National Day menu with chilli crab, hokkien mee and nasi lemak runs to 9 September 2026. BEST FOR: a relaxed all-you-can-eat family meal on an ordinary weekday, finished with the 48-flavour ice cream bar.
Children below 5 eat FREE with every paying adult; 5 to below 12 at a child rate. Weekday lunch $35++ adult / $15++ child; weekend lunch $50++ / $30++; weekday dinner $38++ / $25++; weekend dinner $60++ / $30++
New in this guide, and the answer to the question the rest of the list could not answer: where do kids eat free on an ordinary Tuesday? COLLIN'S, the homegrown Western chain, runs Kids Dine Free with a $50 spend, and its own terms sheet says the offer is valid dine-in daily, including the eve of and on public holidays. The kids' meal is for children aged 12 and below, limited to one per minimum spend of $50 (the promotional item's own price counts towards that $50), and every kids' meal comes with cream of wild mushroom soup, an Italian sausage and fresh watermelon. Prices are subject to service charge and GST, and it cannot be stacked with membership privileges or vouchers unless stated. The one thing to check before you drive: this is a Shaw Plaza and Marina Square exclusive, not a chain-wide deal, so the other COLLIN'S restaurants do not run it. A $50 spend is easy for two adults ordering mains and drinks, which makes this the most practical weekday option on the list. BEST FOR: a weeknight family dinner in Balestier or Marina Square where the kid's plate comes off the bill.
Kids Dine Free with a $50 spend: 1 free kids' meal for children 12 & below, dine-in, daily including eve of and on public holidays. Shaw Plaza and Marina Square only
IKEA's Swedish Restaurant runs a much-loved Kids Eat Free deal for IKEA Family members, one free kids' meal with each adult main from the regular menu, kids 12 and below, with the card and the child both present at checkout. It is a recurring school-holiday promotion rather than an all-year deal, and UPDATED 6 SEPTEMBER 2026, it is running again: Monday 7 to Friday 11 September, the five weekdays of the Term 3 break. The window we flagged as the one to watch is the window that opened. It covers the Swedish Restaurant at all three stores and the Halal Line at IKEA Tampines on identical terms. Four kids' meals qualify, each $4.50 outside the promotion and each including a pack of Kivik juice: 5 Swedish meatballs with mash, 2 tempura chicken strips, 5 plant balls with mash, and organic penne in tomato sauce. This run adds ice cream, which is not handed over with the tray: IKEA's terms say to present your Swedish Restaurant receipt at the Swedish Bistro. Two things IKEA has not settled on its own page. Its headline says children 12 years old and below while its third term says below 12 years old, a one-year gap. And the qualifying purchase is a main from the regular adult menu, with no definition of main and no minimum spend, which matters because IKEA sells adult dishes for less than the $4.50 meal you get free, including a $2.50 vegetable fried rice and a $4.50 salmon wrap. Confirmed past windows: 16 to 20 March 2026, 1 to 30 June 2026, and 4 to 14 September 2025. Note that the live offers page is ikea.com/sg/en/ikea-family, not family.ikea.com.sg, which is the link most roundups still give. Full breakdown: IKEA's Kids Eat Free Is Back for the School Holidays, 7 to 11 Sep. BEST FOR: a free weekday kids' meal during the September break, and a very cheap family meal on any other day.
LIVE Mon 7 - Fri 11 Sep 2026 (verified on IKEA's Family food offers page, 6 Sep). Kids 12 & below eat free with each adult main, IKEA Family card + child at the till. Kids' meals otherwise cost $4.50
For a bigger-occasion family feast, Edge at Pan Pacific Singapore (Level 3, 7 Raffles Boulevard, Marina Square) is an international buffet across seven open kitchens: fresh seafood, a carving station, local favourites, sushi and a dessert bar. An honest correction on the child policy. Pan Pacific's own restaurant page, menu site and booking widget publish child rates only for ages 6 to 12, at exactly half the adult price, and we could not find a published under-6 policy on any of them, so treat free entry for toddlers as something to confirm when you reserve rather than as a promise. The full published rate card, before service charge and GST: weekday lunch $72 adult and $36 child, Saturday brunch $80 and $40, Sunday brunch $118 and $59 (or $178 an adult with free-flow champagne, wines, spirits, beer and cocktails), dinner Sunday to Thursday $95 and $47.50, and Friday to Saturday $110 and $55. Time it right and the maths changes completely: a 40th-anniversary weekday lunch is running at $40++ per person against that $72++ list price, until 15 November 2026, with a minimum of four adult diners and, in Pan Pacific's own words, limited to the first 40 guests per lunch period, so book early in the seating. Pan Pacific Privileges members get a further 10% off (Premium) or 15% off (Prestige). A Heritage of Penang dinner runs 12 August to 20 September 2026 at $118++ an adult and $59++ a child, soft drinks included. BEST FOR: a birthday or celebration buffet where the older kids are half price.
Children 6 to 12 dine at half the adult price (weekday lunch $72++ adult / $36++ child); no under-6 policy is published, so confirm when you reserve. 40th-anniversary weekday lunch $40++ per person to 15 Nov 2026, min 4 adults
| Restaurant | Who eats free | When | What it takes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Guzman y Gomez (GYG) | Kids up to 12: 1 free Kids' Meal | Every Sunday | 1 regular a-la-carte Main on the GYG App (21 of 23 restaurants open Sundays) |
| Morganfield's (Suntec City only) | 1 child aged 7 & below per paying adult main | Sat, Sun, PHs & school holidays (incl. 5-13 Sep 2026), all day | Dine-in, no code; the free kids' meal is listed at $9.90 |
| Swensen's Unlimited | Children below 5 free (5 to below 12 at a child rate) | Buffet hours, daily | From $35++ adult / $15++ child at weekday lunch; 3 outlets, 90 mins |
| COLLIN'S (Shaw Plaza & Marina Square) | 1 kids' meal, children 12 & below | Daily, incl. eve of and on PHs | Dine-in with a $50 minimum spend |
| IKEA Restaurant | Kids 12 & below (per adult main) | LIVE 7-11 Sep 2026, weekdays only | Free IKEA Family membership; card + child at the till; kids' meals otherwise cost $4.50 |
| Edge (Pan Pacific Singapore) | No under-6 policy published; 6-12 at half price | Buffet hours, daily | $72++ adult / $36++ child at weekday lunch; $40++ anniversary lunch to 15 Nov |
We re-read every brand's own channels rather than the deal blogs, and three things had moved.
Morganfield's is the one deal on this list that expands during school holidays, and MOE's published 2026 calendar puts the Term 3 break at Saturday 5 September to Sunday 13 September 2026. That means the weekdays of 7 to 11 September count: one child aged 7 or below eats free with each paying adult main, all day, at Suntec City. It is the only week of the year when a weekday walk-in gets you a free sit-down kids' meal without a minimum spend.
IKEA is the other school-holiday name, and it has now joined the same five days. Kids Eat Free runs Monday 7 to Friday 11 September 2026 at Alexandra, Tampines and Jurong plus the Tampines Halal Line: one free kids' meal per child with every one main from the regular adult menu, IKEA Family members only, with the card and the child both at the till. That makes 7 to 11 September the only stretch of the year when two different chains give a free weekday kids' meal. Past windows were 16 to 20 March 2026, 1 to 30 June 2026 and 4 to 14 September 2025. Full breakdown of this run: IKEA's Kids Eat Free Is Back for the School Holidays, 7 to 11 Sep.
Six deals were live when we re-checked every brand's own channels on 28 August 2026. Guzman y Gomez gives one free Kids' Meal with every eligible regular main ordered on the GYG App, every Sunday. Morganfield's lets one child aged 7 or below eat free with each paying adult main on Saturdays, Sundays, public holidays and school holidays, now at its Suntec City restaurant only. Swensen's Unlimited feeds children below 5 free at its buffet, with a child rate from 5 to below 12. COLLIN'S at Shaw Plaza and Marina Square gives a free kids' meal for children 12 and below with a $50 spend, every day. IKEA's Kids Eat Free is a school-holiday promotion, and it reopened for Monday 7 to Friday 11 September 2026: one free kids' meal with every adult main, kids 12 and below, IKEA Family members only. Edge at Pan Pacific publishes half-price rates for children 6 to 12 but no under-6 policy, so confirm that one when you book.
It depends on the day, and the answer changed this month. On Sundays you have the most choice: GYG (one free Kids' Meal with every regular main on the GYG App, at the 21 of 23 restaurants that open on Sundays), plus Morganfield's at Suntec City all day. Saturdays and public holidays give you Morganfield's. On an ordinary weekday, COLLIN'S at Shaw Plaza or Marina Square is now the straightforward answer, since its $50-spend kids' meal runs daily, and the two buffets, Swensen's Unlimited and Edge, apply their child policies every day they open. The one thing you can no longer do is a free kids' breakfast: Fish & Co's Waterway Point breakfast deal is off its promotions page and that outlet now opens at 11am.
Weekdays used to be the thinnest day for this, and they are not any more. COLLIN'S runs its Kids Dine Free with a $50 spend every day, including the eve of and on public holidays, at Shaw Plaza and Marina Square. Swensen's Unlimited is the cheapest weekday sit-down: a child below 5 eats free and weekday lunch is $35++ an adult, with children 5 to below 12 at $15++. And for one week in September, Morganfield's joins them: its deal covers school holidays, and MOE's 2026 calendar puts the Term 3 break at 5 to 13 September 2026, so the weekdays of 7 to 11 September all qualify at Suntec City. IKEA joins them for the same five days: its Kids Eat Free runs 7 to 11 September at Alexandra, Tampines and Jurong, one free kids' meal per adult main for IKEA Family members. Outside that window IKEA's kids' meals are $4.50 with a juice included, every day.
Swensen's Unlimited is the clear one: children below 5 eat free with every paying adult, and children 5 to below 12 pay a child rate. Its published rates, before service charge and GST, are $35 adult and $15 child for weekday lunch, $50 and $30 for weekend lunch, $38 and $25 for Monday to Thursday dinner, and $60 and $30 for Friday to Sunday dinner, at three outlets (Acacia@Geneo, Changi Airport T2 and VivoCity) with 90-minute seatings. It is halal-certified. At Edge in Pan Pacific Singapore the picture is less clear than most roundups suggest: its rate card charges children 6 to 12 half the adult price and does not publish an under-6 policy at all, so ask when you reserve. Buffets are still the most dependable option overall, because a child policy built into the price card cannot expire the way a promotion can.
It varies by brand, and the gap is wide. GYG's free Kids' Meal covers kids up to 12. COLLIN'S also goes up to 12. Morganfield's free child must be 7 or below. Swensen's Unlimited is free for children below 5, with a child rate from 5 to below 12. IKEA's promotion, live 7 to 11 September, says kids 12 and below in its headline but below 12 in its third term, so bring proof of age if your child is exactly 12. Edge publishes rates only for children 6 to 12. Age is what counts, not height or appetite, and staff can ask for proof, so bring something with the child's date of birth if they are near a cut-off.
For two of them, yes. GYG's Sunday deal must be ordered through the GYG App, which needs a free GOMEX account, and IKEA's deal, live 7 to 11 September, needs a free IKEA Family membership with the card and the child present at checkout. The rest just need you to dine in and order: Morganfield's needs one paying adult main per free child, COLLIN'S needs a $50 spend on the bill, Swensen's Unlimited needs one paying adult, and Edge is charged straight off its rate card. No promo codes are involved anywhere on this list.
More than most people assume, which is why it is worth planning a meal around. Morganfield's own ordering site prices its Kids Mac & Cheese and Kids Hot Dog at $9.90 each, both with apple juice and fries, so that is roughly what one free child saves you. COLLIN'S kids' meal comes with cream of wild mushroom soup, an Italian sausage and fresh watermelon on top of the main. At Swensen's Unlimited the saving is the child rate itself, $15++ at weekday lunch and $30++ at weekend dinner, per child below 5. And at Edge, a child aged 6 to 12 costs exactly half an adult, so the saving there is $36++ at weekday lunch. By comparison, IKEA's kids' meals cost only $4.50 to begin with, juice included.
