#ikea kids eat free singapore

IKEA Singapore has put Kids Eat Free back on its IKEA Family food page, and the window is the five weekdays of the September school break: Monday 7 to Friday 11 September 2026. The terms are one line long. One free kids' meal per child with every one main bought from the regular adult menu, for IKEA Family members with children 12 and below, with the card and the child both at the till. It runs at the Swedish Restaurant at Alexandra, Tampines and Jurong, and at the Tampines Halal Line on the same terms. The four free meals are 5 Swedish meatballs with mash, 2 tempura chicken strips, 5 plant balls with mash and organic penne in tomato sauce, each with Kivik juice and, for this promotion, ice cream. Each is $4.50 on IKEA's own menu, which is the interesting part: IKEA sells adult dishes for less than that, including a $2.50 vegetable fried rice and a $4.50 salmon wrap, so at the cheap end of the menu the free item is worth roughly what you must buy to get it. Two things IKEA has not settled on its own page: whether those cheapest plant-based dishes count as a main, and whether the child cut-off is 12 and below or below 12, because the headline and term 3 disagree.

IKEA Singapore has brought back its Kids Eat Free weekday deal: IKEA Family members get a complimentary kids' meal (U.P. S$4.50) with every main course bought from the regular adult menu. Weekdays only, kids 12 and below, through 30 June 2026. Here's exactly how it works and what to bring.