PastaMania publishes a 30% discount for anyone aged 60 and above, on every a la carte item, every Monday, and dates it on its own What's On page from 1 January to 31 December 2026. It is the biggest standing discount the chain offers, and it gets almost no coverage, most likely because it is not a launch and there is no countdown attached to it.
> Quick view: 30% off all a la carte items, Mondays only, for ages 60 and above, to 31 December 2026. The menu is printed nett, so the discount comes off the final number: Aglio Olio $7.90 becomes $5.53, a 10-inch Meat Lovers $16.00 becomes $11.20. Unusually for a senior deal, takeaway counts. The catches: never on a public holiday, the senior must be present with identification, and you must pay over the counter, because the Order-At-Table platform voids it. 13 of 16 Singapore outlets take part. Next Mondays: 14, 21 and 28 September 2026.
Why nett pricing makes this worth more than 30%
The last line of PastaMania's own dine-in menu PDF reads "All prices in nett price". That single line is what separates this from most restaurant percentages you see quoted, because there is no GST and no service charge waiting at the till.
| Item | Menu price (nett) | Senior Monday |
|---|---|---|
| Aglio Olio | $7.90 | $5.53 |
| Wild Mushroom Aglio | $10.00 | $7.00 |
| Chicken Bacon Aglio | $11.00 | $7.70 |
| Prawn Aglio | $12.50 | $8.75 |
| Margherita pizza, 7-inch | $10.00 | $7.00 |
| Meat Lovers pizza, 10-inch | $16.00 | $11.20 |
| Garlic Bread | $3.00 | $2.10 |
| Coffee-misu | $5.00 | $3.50 |
For contrast, a restaurant advertising the same 30% on a menu that is subject to GST and a 10% service charge turns a $16.00 headline into $18.72 before the discount, and $13.10 after it. Here $16.00 means $16.00, and a senior pays $11.20 flat.
The discount is written as applying to all a la carte items, which is why the sides and dessert rows above are in the table. Set meals, which PastaMania prices separately (Soup Set $6.00, Snack Set $7.00, Dessert Set $5.50), are not a la carte items and should not be assumed to qualify.
The fine print that decides whether you get it
Four conditions sit in PastaMania's own terms, and three of them catch people out.
- Mondays only, and never on a public holiday. A Monday that falls on a public holiday is excluded outright, so check the date before making a special trip.
- The senior has to be there. Proof of identification is required at the point of ordering, so this is not something a family member can claim on an absent parent's behalf.
- Payment must be over the counter. The terms state the promotion is only valid for payment made over the counter, not through the Order-At-Table platform. At outlets where scanning the table QR code is the default, that flow will quietly cost you the discount. Walk to the till.
- Dine-in and takeaway both count. This is the generous part, and it is rare. Most senior rates in Singapore are dine-in only, so a Monday takeaway run at 30% off is a genuine option here.
The three outlets where none of this works
PastaMania lists 16 Singapore outlets. Three of them are Pronto shops and they are excluded from the senior discount, from Kids Eat Free, from the birthday dessert, from the Pasta-port kids' card and from TriplePlus benefits, in identical wording each time:
- PastaMania Pronto, Pioneer Mall, 638 Jurong West Street 61
- PastaMania Pronto, Toa Payoh, 190 Toa Payoh Lorong 6
- PastaMania Pronto, Changi Airport Terminal 2, Viewing Mall South
All three are franchise outlets, and PastaMania's locator separately notes they do not accept Commonwealth Concepts vouchers. That leaves 13 participating outlets: Sengkang ActiveSG Sports Centre, Northpoint City, Causeway Point, Hougang 1, JEM, Lot One, West Mall, Fusionopolis One, City Square Mall, Kallang Wave Mall, Tampines Mall, ESR BizPark @ Chai Chee and Paya Lebar Square.
Kids Eat Free lands on Sunday 27 September
From the same What's On page, and worth putting in the calendar because it runs on exactly one day a month: a free Kids' Meal, usual price $9.90, with every main ordered from the adult menu, on the last Sunday of each month. In September 2026 that is Sunday 27 September.
The terms mirror the senior deal in the two places that matter. It is dine-in only this time, payment must again be over the counter rather than through Order-At-Table, and it is limited to one Kids' Meal per receipt with a minimum of one main ordered. Children must be 10 years old or below and present, with identification. It cannot be combined with other discounts or reward redemptions, and you cannot collect a Pasta-port stamp on the same visit.
Two smaller ones from the same page
Birthday Coffee-misu. In your birthday month, any main course comes with a free Coffee-misu, which is $5.00 on the menu. Dine-in only, one per customer per visit, proof of birthday month required at ordering, and not combinable with other promotions. PastaMania lists it as valid from April 2026 with no end date published.
Pasta-port. A loyalty card for children 10 and below: one stamp per Kids' Meal, then 3 stamps for an activity pack, 6 for merchandise and 10 for a free Kids' Meal. Stamps are issued only on the day of purchase, cannot be earned on delivery or third-party platform orders, and cannot be collected on a Kids Eat Free visit.
TriplePlus. The group loyalty programme across Commonwealth Concepts brands including Bedrock, Fat Cow, Kinki, PastaMania and The Marmalade Pantry. The basic tier is free and gives a 25% birthday voucher plus up to 10% cashback rebates. It carries the same three-outlet exclusion.
How to play it
If there is someone aged 60 or above in the household, Monday is the day to order, and the takeaway allowance means one trip can cover everyone. If there are children, the last Sunday of the month is the other date. The two can never clash, since one is always a Monday and the other always a Sunday, but neither will combine with anything else, so pick the single best benefit per bill rather than trying to layer them.
*Photo: PastaMania official. All offers, terms and prices verified on pastamania.com.sg on 9 September 2026.*
