Sushi Express has put a Tetris skin on its conveyor belt, and the prize is 10% off your total bill. The rules are printed on the brand's own campaign poster, and there are four of them.
> Quick view: stack 10 plates or more · same colours stacked together · minimum 3 plate colours · show the stack when you ask for the bill · 10% off the total bill · Sushi Express and Sushi Plus dine-in · no date printed on the poster, coverage puts the end at 28 Sep 2026.
The four rules, off the poster
- Stack 10 plates or more.
- Stack the same colours together.
- Minimum 3 plate colours.
- Show to service crew when requesting the bill.
Get all four right and the crew takes 10% off your total bill. Nothing on the artwork ties the plate count to the number of diners, so read it as one stack at the table rather than one stack each.
Rule 3 is the one that costs you
At a belt sushi restaurant the plate colour is the price. Each colour is a tier, and a table trying to eat cheaply naturally piles up the cheapest colour. Requiring three colours means the discount only unlocks once you have ordered across three price bands. The promotion lifts the bill before it takes anything off it.
So price the trade before you reach for a third colour:
| Your bill | 10% back |
|---|---|
| $30 | $3 |
| $40 | $4 |
| $50 | $5 |
| $80 | $8 |
If the plate that unlocks your third colour costs more than the discount returns, the challenge has cost you money.
The part most coverage skips
The poster says 10% off your total bill, not 10% off the plates. Drinks, side dishes and desserts all sit inside the base the discount comes off. That is where the value quietly is, and it is also why the deal improves the longer the table sits rather than the more plates it stacks.
One practical note: Sushi Express publishes no prices anywhere on its own website, including its full menu pages. The colour chart in the outlet is the only reliable reference for what each tier costs, so check it before you plan a stack.
Two brands, two different plate sets
The campaign runs on two posters. One is branded Sushi Express and shows white, black, pale yellow and green plates. The other is branded Sushi Plus and shows white, blue, black and yellow. The three colours you need at one brand are not the same three at the other, so do not walk into a Sushi Plus with the Sushi Express colour plan in your head.
争鲜gogo, the group's third format, is on neither poster. It is the takeaway line rather than a belt restaurant, which fits a challenge built on stacking plates at a table. The group's own locations page lists 39 outlets in Singapore: 21 Sushi Express, 15 争鲜gogo and 3 Sushi Plus. That leaves 24 outlets where the challenge makes sense.
Sushi Plus (3): 313@somerset, Bugis Junction, Tampines 1.
Sushi Express (21): Century Square, Changi City Point, Funan, Heartbeat@Bedok, Heartland Mall, Hillion Mall, Hougang Mall, IMM, Jurong Point, NEX, Northpoint City, Parkway Parade, Paya Lebar Quarter, Seletar Mall, Sengkang Grand Mall, Sun Plaza, The Clementi Mall, Waterway Point, Westgate, West Mall, White Sands.
The Tetris pouch and tote, from 27 August
Running alongside the challenge is a purchase-with-purchase on a minimum spend of $30: the limited-edition Sushi Express x Tetris Mini Pouch & Tote Set.
- Member: $10.90, or $7.90 plus 1,000 points
- Non-member: $12.90
The pouch is a plush handheld-console shape with a Tetris screen printed on it and a keyring clip. The tote is grey with a pixel-art sushi print and a 争鲜 x Tetris lockup. Membership and points both live in the Sushi Express app, so the $10.90 and the points option need the app installed before you pay. While stocks last.
About those dates
Neither poster prints a start or an end date, which is unusual for a campaign this specific. What we can confirm is that the Sushi Express x Tetris banner is currently live on sushiexpress.com.sg, so the campaign is running. Local deal coverage puts the Stack & Save window at 11 August to 28 September 2026 and the pouch-and-tote purchase-with-purchase at 27 August onwards, and we could not confirm either date against the brand's own channels. Treat 28 September as the working deadline, and ask at the outlet if you are making a special trip late in the month.
Related
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- Seoul Garden's 2+2 Gentlemen Night: two men eat free every Thursday in September if you would rather eat by the hour than by the plate
- Best 1-for-1 and value dining deals in Singapore the running value-dining list
- Best Singapore promos and deals this month the full urgency-sorted roundup
*Mechanics, prices and plate colours are per Sushi Express Singapore's own campaign artwork for the Sushi Express x Tetris Stack Challenge and the Mini Pouch & Tote Set purchase-with-purchase. Campaign live status, outlet counts and the Singapore outlet list are per sushiexpress.com.sg (read 28 Aug 2026), which lists 39 Singapore outlets across Sushi Express, 争鲜gogo and Sushi Plus and publishes no plate prices. Dates are per local deal coverage and are not printed on either poster. Tetris and © 1985 to 2026 Tetris Holding. Terms are set by the restaurant and can change; confirm in store before you go. Cover image: Sushi Express official Sushi Express x Tetris campaign artwork (photo: Sushi Express official).*
