#kids eat free singapore september 2026

Resorts World Sentosa has put a kids' dining campaign on its promotions page for the September school holidays. The key visual is headed 'School Holiday Treats for Little Ones!' and dates it 5 to 30 September 2026, and the promo page names five participating restaurants: KA-MON and Syun (Hotel Michael, Levels 1 and 2), Soi Social (Hotel Michael, Level 2), Ocean Restaurant (Equarius Hotel) and Table by Pierre Herme (WEAVE #01-234). What the page does not say is the part you need: it promises 'exclusive kids' dining offers' with 'a qualifying minimum spend by accompanying adults' and then never prints the offer or the spend, and neither do any of the five restaurants' own pages. So we priced the thing the campaign is actually giving away. Three of the five publish a kids' set: KA-MON's Little Samurai Box at $22++, Soi Social's three-course kids menu at $22++ and Syun's Nyanko Box at $35++, which is $26.38 and $41.97 nett. The other two, Ocean Restaurant and Table by Pierre Herme, publish no kids' menu at all. Every one of these sets is also gated at ages 5 to 12, so a four-year-old and a teenager are outside it. Here is what is verified, what is not, and the one question to ask when you call 6577 6688.

Typhoon Cafe has put its Taiwanese buffet on a kids-eat-free deal for the whole of September: one child below the age of 10 dines free with every 2 paying buffet adults, from 1 to 30 September 2026, at its single outlet on level 4 of Plaza Singapura. The restaurant's own T&Cs then take two thirds of the month back, and neither of the two conditions is on the poster. It runs Monday to Thursday only, and it is strictly for guests with a prior reservation, so a family that walks in gets nothing. The free seat is worth $15.90++ at lunch and $18.90++ at dinner off Typhoon's own published buffet menu, which is $19.06 or $22.66 once the 10% service charge and 9% GST land, and the ratio is fixed at 1 free child per 2 paying adults. Two quirks are worth knowing before you book: the Monday-to-Thursday rule also dodges the $3++ per head that Typhoon adds from Friday to Sunday, so the qualifying days are the cheap days anyway, and the buffet's own child rate covers ages 5 to 10 while the promotion stops below 10, which means a 10-year-old still pays. Inside the September school holidays (5 to 13 September), exactly four days qualify.