Singapore turned 61 on 9 August 2026, and the SG61 food campaign has now largely wound down. We re-checked all 7 of our SG61 National Day food specials on 2 September against each brand's own site or live ordering menu. Only one is still claimable: Swensen's SG61 menu, with the Singapore Laksa Pizza and Jumbo Blue Prawn Hokkien Mee at $18.61 each and a $61 Family Set for three, running to 9 September 2026. Five ended on 31 August: Springleaf Prata Place's $8.90 Prata Smash Burger with a free hot teh tarik, Pizza Maru's Chilli Crab and Salted Egg New Menu Special, the $61-spend freebies at Tonkatsu ENbiton and Tamago-EN, and Dian Xiao Er's three new dishes with the MerDuck keychain. Guzman y Gomez's Butter Chicken filling has no announced end date, so it is available-until-withdrawn. Below: what each brand runs now instead, plus the full record of the SG61 offers that have closed, including the $0.61 throwback prata and the Changi T2 cheese-pull challenge.
SG61 has wound down. Of the 7 National Day 2026 food specials we tracked, one is still claimable, five closed on 31 August, and one has no announced end date. Re-checked on 2 September against each brand's own site or live ordering menu.
> Quick view: still live is Swensen's SG61 menu, $18.61 Singapore Laksa Pizza and Jumbo Blue Prawn Hokkien Mee, to 9 September. Ended 31 Aug: Springleaf, Pizza Maru, Tonkatsu ENbiton, Tamago-EN, Dian Xiao Er. The catch: Swensen's own page no longer prints the prices, so confirm in-store.
What does SG61 mean?
If you have been seeing "SG61" on menus and shopfronts and wondering what it stands for, it is shorthand for Singapore's 61st year of independence. Singapore declared independence on 9 August 1965, so National Day on 9 August 2026 marked 61 years, the same way SG60 marked 60 and SG50 marked the golden jubilee.
That is also why the number 61 kept turning up in the prices above. Brands pegged their National Day offers to it: $18.61 mains at Swensen's, 61% off at Pizza Maru and Springleaf, $61 minimum-spend freebies at the EN Group restaurants, and $6.10 app deals at GYG. So when a listing says "SG61 deals" or "SG61 promo", it simply means a National Day 2026 offer.
Springleaf Prata Place National Day promotion 2026: the full record
Springleaf is the entry people still search for, so it is worth being precise about what ran and when. Both halves of its SG61 campaign are now over.
Ended 31 August 2026: the Prata Smash Burger at $8.90, the "SG61 Ultimate Series" item launched on 9 August, which replaced the burger bun with two pieces of crispy pan-fried prata around a smashed beef patty, double cheese, tomato, lettuce, white onion and the chain's Smash Sauce. Every one bought came with a free hot teh tarik from 9 to 31 August 2026, dine-in at all outlets except Tang Plaza. That free drink offer has now lapsed.
Ended 4 August 2026: the "Back In My Days" throwback campaign, which ran 1 July to 4 August 2026 (61 days) with a different item each week. This is the one that went viral, because of the 61-cent plain prata, but it was week three only and none of these prices are available any more:
| Week | Item | Price | Status |
|---|
| 1-7 Jul | Plaster Blaster | $2.73 (U.P. $7.00) | Ended |
| 8-14 Jul | Prata Goreng | $2.34 (U.P. $6.00) | Ended |
| 15-21 Jul | Plain prata / egg prata | $0.61 / $0.99 | Ended |
| 22-28 Jul | Chicken Floss Prata | $2.46 (U.P. $6.30) | Ended |
| 29 Jul-4 Aug | Mini Ultimate Murtabak | $6.10 (U.P. $10.90) | Ended |
So if you came looking for 61-cent prata, you have missed it and it was not extended. Springleaf has not published a replacement National Day offer on its website, which now serves its catering arm rather than restaurant promotions, so its consumer deals surface on its social channels instead.
What each brand runs now instead
Five of the SG61 offers lapsed on 31 August. Here is what replaced them on each brand's own promotions page, checked 2 September 2026:
| Brand | SG61 offer (ended) | On its promotions page now |
|---|
| Springleaf Prata Place | Prata Smash Burger $8.90 with free teh tarik | No replacement published on the website; deals move to social channels |
| Pizza Maru | Chilli Crab and Salted Egg New Menu Special | Those items are off the ordering menu; Chicago pizzas are Real Chicago and Real BBQ Chicago at $32.30 |
| Tonkatsu ENbiton | Free Truffle Fries with $61 spend | All-day Happy Hour (minimum two glasses) and the Thick Cut Katsu series |
| Tamago-EN | Free Souffle Pancake with $61 spend | Tea Time Specials from $6.90++ daily 2.30pm to 6pm, dine-in; weekday Student Meals 2pm to 5.30pm |
| Dian Xiao Er | 3 new dishes plus free MerDuck keychain | Early Bird up to 30% off at five outlets, up to 20% elsewhere; Trust S$8 return voucher with any spend |
How to read a National Day promotion once the season is over
- Check the brand's ordering menu, not the write-up. Pizza Maru's salted egg and chilli crab items were still being listed on deal blogs in September, but they were gone from Pizza Maru's own ordering site on 2 September. The live menu is the only reliable test.
- A campaign page outliving the campaign proves nothing. Springleaf's throwback prices and the EN Group $61 freebies were pulled from their promotions pages once they lapsed, which is the useful signal. Some brands leave stale posters up instead: Tonkatsu ENbiton's Value XL Katsu Don poster still carries a "till 31 August 2025" line.
- Standing promos often beat the seasonal one. Dian Xiao Er's Early Bird takes up to 30% off à la carte food at five outlets, worth more on a family bill than the $3-a-dish SG61 member price ever was.
- Watch which card offer is current. Dian Xiao Er's SG61 poster carried $1 off with a Trust card; the standing Trust offer today is an S$8 return voucher on a later visit, with a minimum spend to redeem it.
- Confirm before you go. Mechanics, participating outlets and prices are set by each brand and can change without notice.
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