NDP Sales 2026 Singapore — What's Still Running After National Day (SG61): National Day Promotions Live to 31 August + NDP Coupons & Vouchers Explained

The supermarket side of SG61 is in its closing stretch, and it is structured around two number-61 price points. FairPrice supermarkets have been running member-locked bundles at $6.10 and $16.10 since 24 July, finishing on 15 August — so this is the last rotation. The detail that matters is that they change weekly, meaning the bundle on shelf now is not the one you saw before National Day; check what is actually in this week's set rather than assuming. You need your linkpoints account attached to get the bundle price. At the convenience end, Cheers and FairPrice Xpress (both FairPrice Group banners; Xpress sits inside petrol stations) run up to 56% off selected lines to 19 August, concentrated on local coffee, canned drinks, packaged bread and chilled ready meals — selected SKUs, not storewide. Giant's own grocery push ran 16–29 July and has ended. The stacking rule that matters: CDC vouchers apply on top of promotional prices at FairPrice, Sheng Siong, Giant and Prime, so the next few days are a sensible time to spend the supermarket allocation rather than save it.

Sony's National Day promotion runs 31 July to 23 August with storewide promo codes and scratch-and-reveal offers across BRAVIA TVs, audio and cameras. The code worth knowing is MRT30 — $30 off a $200 minimum spend on the online store — though the exclusion list is long: no PlayStation products, no REON, no mobile except the Xperia 1 VIII, and none of the 1000X range, the Alpha 7RM6 or the RX10M5. Check your item against that list before you count on the discount. The Spider-Man: Brand New Day meet-and-greet at Sony Store 313@somerset was a one-day event on 8 August and is done, so the promo codes are what's left. Full details →

KFC's limited-time So Shiok Feast sharing bundle at $39.95 started on 17 July and runs to 23 August, which means it outlasted National Day weekend by a fortnight and still has time on it. Sized for a family gathering rather than one person. Confirm the exact bundle contents in the KFC app before ordering, as chains adjust sharing-bundle line-ups mid-run and this one has been going for a month. We're keeping the dining coverage short here — for the full parade recap plus every restaurant and hotel NDP deal (Tim Ho Wan, York Hotel, PARKROYAL and more), see our National Day 2026 guide linked below this list.

This is the longest-running major SG61 promo still open: Singtel's National Day Deals run 25 July to 30 August 2026, so you have roughly two and a half weeks left. It leans hard on birthday-number pricing, and the gadget side needs no plan at all — National Day bundles start at $61 with savings quoted up to 74%, and there is a whole under-$61 shelf of earbuds, chargers and power banks, which is the easiest thing on this page to actually use before it closes. On contract, port-ins to SIM-only plans carry 10% off the monthly recurring price, there is a $12/month seniors plan with unlimited 5G+ local data, unlimited calls and 50GB Malaysian roaming, and handset offers run to an iPhone 17 Pro Max from $0 on an eligible two-year 5G+ Priority plan. Broadband sign-ups come with grocery vouchers — $100 on the 10Gbps plan from $49.90/month, $120 with the TV pack. One perk has already closed: the free preview of 110+ TV channels ran 7–11 August over the long weekend and is finished, so ignore any post still promoting it. Last year's SG60 headline, free unlimited local data for all postpaid users on 9 August, had no SG61 equivalent.

One of two promos on this page that runs right to the end of the month. Pizza Hut's National Day campaign (27 Jul–31 Aug) leads with a National Day Bundle from $61 — four Regular pizzas plus three sides — and there's also 2 Regular pizzas for $22 or 2 Large for $33. The two limited local-flavour pizzas are the reason to bother: Cheesy 7 Durian, back by popular demand for SG61, and the new Cheesy 7 Otah Laksa, both built on Pizza Hut's seven-cheese blend, with the Regular Cheesy 7 Durian at $16.90 for a limited time. One thing to note if you saw this deal shared over the long weekend: the extra $6.10 off all takeaway bundles was an 8–10 August offer only and has ended, so the bundle is back to $61 rather than $54.90. Full details →

Eat at Lau Pa Sat and take home a plushie. Spend S$10 to earn one stamp (combine up to 2 receipts a day, verified at the FoodFolks counter); collect three stamps and redeem one free blind-box Hawker Feast plushie, in designs like Hokkien Mee, Chicken Rice, Satay and Nasi Lemak. Now until 31 August, while stocks last. Full details →

The biggest fast-food National Day play of 2026, co-created for Old Chang Kee's 70th anniversary. Wave 1 from 9 Jul: Curry Potato Chicken Burger (single/double, with OCK's signature curried-potato filling + fried egg), Curry McShaker Fries, Pineapple Coconut Pie, Sweet Potato Mochi Balls, Mango Soft Serve, and collectible Curry Sauce Bottles in 4 random designs ($5.50 with meal / $8.90 a la carte). Wave 2, running now since 23 Jul: Rendang Curry Beef Burger — beef patties in rendang sauce over a fried egg with onions — as an Extra Value Meal from $9.50 (single) / $12.30 (double), plus a limited-edition Insulated Lunch Bag at $9.90 with every meal purchased; the matching Lunch Bag Charm is open to MyMcDonald's members for 1,500 MyM points (app, selected restaurants). Islandwide incl. Drive-Thru and delivery, limited time, while stocks last — the merchandise in particular tends to sell out well before the food items do, so if the lunch bag is what you want, don't leave it to National Day weekend. Full details →

You don't need to wait for an SG61 announcement here — the local-resident pricing already running beats what National Day promos delivered last year. Singapore Cable Car is doing Sentosa Line round trips at $2 per person on weekdays for locals, and $4 adult / $3 child on weekends and public holidays, from 1 June right through to 31 December 2026. If you want both lines, there is also a 1-for-1 Singapore Cable Car SkyPass — two tickets for $35 (u.p. $70) — covering the Mount Faber Line and the Sentosa Line. For comparison, last year's SG60 headline was 1-for-1 round trips at $4 for two, so the current weekday pricing is genuinely the better deal, and it runs for months rather than a promo window. The evergreen Sentosa Fun Discovery Pass (from $60 for 60 tokens, 2 free island admissions) remains the best all-in baseline if you're doing a full day. Elsewhere in the SG61 souvenir category, Figure Factories is pricing its personalised Mini-Me figurine at $89 with a commemorative SG61 display base, available to 31 August 2026. Bring proof of residency for the local rates.

Now closed. Gain City's 'Go Beyond' National Day sale ran 27 July to 10 August 2026 and was the sharpest appliance mechanic of the season: $61 off for every $500 spent on selected air conditioners, which scaled — a $2,500 system took $305 off — plus the Eikou LumiFlow DC stand fan at $89 with a qualifying purchase and a DENZA D9 MPV lucky draw. Two details worth remembering if you are reading a recycled post about it: the $61-per-$500 discount was online-store only, not available in the physical showrooms, and Daikin, Gree and Fujitsu units were excluded along with every System 1, portable and casement model. Gain City runs product-specific promotions year-round and continued to list National Day-branded offers into mid-August, but we could not load its official promotions page to confirm current dates, so we are not quoting any figures here — check gaincity.com directly before you plan a purchase around one. The stacking logic still holds whenever you do buy: Climate Vouchers on eligible energy-efficient models, and LifeSG Credits where accepted, cut far more off the final price than the headline discount does. Full recap →

Now closed. Harvey Norman's National Day play was an event rather than a month-long flyer: The Kopitiam Party ran Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 August, 10.30am–9.30pm, at the Millenia Walk flagship (Promenade MRT). A $100 single-transaction spend bought two shots at value — a Pay-Just-$1 Lucky Draw, where winners took major prizes like a 1-gram gold bar, a 55-inch TV or a branded laptop for a dollar, and a 'Crack and Sure-Win' activity where every qualifying shopper walked away with a soundbar, espresso machine or Bluetooth speaker. Small cooking appliances carried an extra 12% off, and qualifying purchases came with hand-pulled kopi or teh tarik and gem biscuits. The longer-running mechanic, a Spin & Bao Win on $899+ purchases with up to 50% of purchase value back, outlasted the two-day party but closed on 10 August. Nothing from this campaign is redeemable now. Harvey Norman runs monthly flyers year-round, so check its current catalogue rather than a recycled Kopitiam Party post.

Now over. Shopee's 8.8 National Day sale (SG61 edition) peaked on Saturday 8 August 2026, the day before National Day, with the main sale opening 8pm the night before and pay-day extensions running into the long weekend. If you missed it, the next double-date event is 9.9 on Wednesday 9 September 2026, and for most categories it is the better one anyway — 8.8 is the sale the platforms dress up as a National Day event with birthday-number vouchers and 'support local' pushes, while 9.9 typically carries a deeper voucher pool as the warm-up into Q4. The stacking rule does not change between double-date sales, so the prep is the same: one store voucher plus one platform voucher plus one free-shipping voucher per order, all claimed before the sale opens, because the good ones are capped and go in minutes. Cart your wishlist early and compare the delivered checkout total against Lazada rather than the advertised discount — that is the only number that matters.

Now over. Lazada ran its 8.8 sale the same week as Shopee's, peaking on the same Saturday 8 August 2026 and dressed up as a National Day celebration with themed vouchers and local-brand pushes. Next is 9.9 on Wednesday 9 September 2026, then 10.10, then 11.11 in November — the biggest voucher pool of the year and the right target for big-ticket wishlist items. The Lazada mechanics to prepare for are the same each time: stackable store, platform and free-shipping vouchers, LazMall official-store deals with an authenticity guarantee and 15-day returns, first-order vouchers for new users, and bank-card tie-ups — DBS, OCBC, UOB, Citi and Standard Chartered typically run double-date vouchers across both platforms — for an extra cut. Cart your wishlist early, claim vouchers before the clock, and compare final checkout prices against Shopee item by item. Platform-level discount claims are close to meaningless; the delivered total is what you are actually choosing between.

Now closed. Springleaf's 'Back in My Days' campaign ran 61 days from 1 July with a different throwback deal each week — Plaster Blaster at 61% off ($2.73, 1–7 Jul), Prata Goreng $2.34 (8–14 Jul), the headline $0.61 plain prata and $0.99 egg prata (15–21 Jul), Chicken Floss Prata $2.46 (22–28 Jul) — and finished with the biggest one: the Mini Ultimate Murtabak at $6.10, down from $10.90, from 29 July to 4 August. All of those prices are gone; the regular menu is back at normal pricing, dine-in at all outlets except Tang Plaza. Springleaf trailed an 'SG61 Ultimate Series' prata for 9 August but has not published prices or dates for it, so treat that as unconfirmed. Kept here so anyone still circulating the $0.61 plain prata post knows it ended on 21 July.