#national day food deals singapore 2026

Secret Recipe is running an SG61 'Shiok Deals' promotion over the National Day long weekend: buy one selected main and the second selected main is $6.10++, from Friday 8 to Sunday 10 August 2026. Split between two people, that's a proper sit-down café meal for a shade over $7 nett on the second plate. The catch that trips people up isn't in the fine print — it's the map. Secret Recipe's Plaza Singapura outlet closed permanently after 27 July 2026 as part of the mall's revamp, so the chain is now down to a SINGLE Singapore outlet: Toa Payoh HDB Hub (470 Lorong 6 Toa Payoh, #01-71), open 11am–9.30pm daily. If you were planning to swing by the Orchard branch, it isn't there any more. The brand's poster doesn't publish which mains count as 'selected' or what the first main costs, and marks the offer '*T&Cs apply' — so confirm the qualifying list at the outlet before you order.

A&W Singapore is running buy-1-get-1-FREE on its signature Root Beer Float from Thursday 6 August to Sunday 9 August 2026 — four days that deliberately bookend National Root Beer Float Day (6 Aug) and Singapore's 61st National Day (9 Aug). It's the full-size float, not a mini cup: A&W Root Beer made fresh in-restaurant, topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, in the branded frosted mug. The deal runs at ALL 10 Singapore outlets — Admiralty Place, Anchorvale Village, Canberra Plaza, Jewel Changi Airport, Jurong Point, Mandai Wildlife West, Northshore Plaza II, Tampines Junction, The Woodleigh Mall and VivoCity — and covers dine-in and takeaway, but NOT delivery. One thing to know before you plan: A&W's official menu doesn't publish prices online, so check the board in-store to see what your half-price-per-head actually works out to.

Fei Siong Group — the operator behind 85 Redhill, Encik Tan, Malaysia Boleh!, SG Hawker, Let's Eat! and EAT. — has put six SG61 deals on the table from today, 6 August, through 12 August 2026. The headline is a set of $6.10 hawker plates: fishball minced meat noodle with lime juice at 85 Redhill (u.p. $6.50), chilli ban mian with iced lemon tea at Let's Eat! (u.p. $8.10), and one rojak plus one roll of popiah at Malaysia Boleh! and SG Hawker (u.p. $6.90). Here's the part the deal-listing sites have wrong: only 85 Redhill and Malaysia Boleh! run theirs at all outlets. Let's Eat!'s $6.10 ban mian is Lentor Modern #01-17 only, SG Hawker's rojak-popiah is i12 Katong #B1-06/08 only, EAT.'s 10% off laksa and lor mee is exclusive to GrabFood, and Encik Tan's $1 Coca-Cola Less Sugar runs on a completely different clock — 7 to 10 August, 2pm to 5pm, one per customer, and not at the three airport terminals. We've read all six of Fei Siong's own posters so you don't waste a trip.

Don Don Donki has put a National Day price on three of its Japanese-meets-Singaporean ready-to-eat items: Bak Kut Teh Oden (10pcs, pork-based broth), Chicken Satay Don and Black Pepper Takoyaki (8pcs), all at $6.10 each from 1 to 15 August 2026, at all outlets while stocks last. The $6.10 is the SG61 gimmick — 61 cents times ten — and because it's a flat price stamped onto three items with three different usual prices, the actual discount ranges from decent to almost nothing. Donki's own poster prints the sums: the Bak Kut Teh Oden falls from $8.90, saving $2.80 (about 31% off); the Chicken Satay Don falls from $7.90, saving $1.80 (about 23%); and the Black Pepper Takoyaki falls from just $6.90, saving $0.80 — roughly 12%, which is under a dollar for a snack you'd have paid nearly the same for last week. If you're making one trip, the oden is the buy. Here's what's in each, the fine print, and the outlets and timing that decide whether you'll actually find them on the counter.

Haidilao Singapore has put local flavours on the hotpot menu for Singapore's 61st birthday — and separately dropped three of its regular dishes to S$6.10++ each. The SG61 National Day Local Flavours range, billed as 'A Taste of Singapore, Nanyang Style!', runs from 3 to 31 August 2026 and adds a Laksa Soup Base, a Yong Tau Foo Platter, Kangkong and a Red Bean Ice Kacang dessert. Alongside it, the SG61 National Day Special puts Snakehead Fish Slices, Pork Belly Rolls and Angus Beef Topblade at S$6.10++ a plate, available all day across the same dates. The catch is in Haidilao's own fine print: dine-in only, no takeaway, prices before GST and service charge, and it cannot be stacked with the Late-Night 20% discount, Crazy Friday, or any Haidilao voucher — including birthday, membership-upgrade, CapitaLand and VivoCity vouchers.

Takagi Ramen has put its two Singapore-flavoured crab bowls on buy-1-get-1-free for Singapore's 61st birthday: order a Chilli Crab Ramen or a Salted Egg Crab Ramen at $16.50 nett and the second bowl comes free, so two people eat for $8.25 each. Both bowls are built on the chain's 12-hour tonkotsu base — one with a sweet-spicy chilli crab gravy, one with a creamy salted-egg sauce, each topped with a whole soft-shell crab and a soft-boiled egg. It runs at all 13 outlets islandwide, nine of which are open 24 hours, plus Takagi's own order.takagiramen.com and the delivery apps. The campaign started 17 July and Takagi's poster carries no closing date — the brand has only said it runs through the National Day season, with food media putting it at mid-August — so treat this as a while-it-lasts deal rather than one with a deadline you can plan around. Nett pricing means no GST or service charge on top: $16.50 is what you pay for both bowls.

Kyoto matcha, half price if you bring a friend: TSUJIRI Singapore — the 165-year-old Uji tea house that opened in 1860 — is running a 1-for-1 Float promotion for Singapore's 61st birthday, from 26 July to 9 August 2026. Buy one float and the second is free, across two flavours: the Matcha Float and the Houjicha Float, each a cup of iced Japanese tea topped with TSUJIRI's own soft serve. It runs at seven outlets — Tsujiri Premium Tanjong Pagar, Tsujiri Premium Holland Village, Tsujiri Sengkang Grand Mall, Tsujiri Clementi Peaks, Tsujiri Tanjong Pagar, Tsujiri Pasir Ris Mall and Tsujiri The Central. The catch is in the poster's fine print: it's available for takeaway, while stocks last, and T&Cs apply. Here's the full mechanics, the outlet list and what to watch for, verified against TSUJIRI Singapore's own announcement.

Auntie Anne's Singapore is marking SG61 with the cheapest pretzel you will see all year: the signature Cinnamon Sugar Pretzel at $0.61 instead of $3.90 on National Day itself, Sunday 9 August 2026, from 12pm. It is capped at the first 100 customers per outlet with one redemption per person, so roughly 1,200 pretzels islandwide across the 12 stores — turn up before noon or don't bother. Running alongside it, and far easier to actually get, are two brand-new local flavours on sale from 27 July to 31 August: the Milo Dinosaur Pretzel ($4.50), coated in white chocolate and buried under Milo powder, and the Horlicks Pretzel ($4.20), a maltier, creamier take on the same buttery dough. Both are available at all outlets, on delivery platforms, and online for corporate and bulk orders. Every Auntie Anne's outlet in Singapore is MUIS halal certified.

Swensen's is doing National Day its way: from 9 July to 9 September 2026, the family diner rolls out an SG61 menu of six local-inspired dishes, each priced with a cheeky National Day '.61' twist. The headliners are the Singapore Laksa Pizza (an 11-inch pie with shrimp, fish cake, tau pok, egg and laksa leaves on mozzarella) and the Jumbo Blue Prawn Hokkien Mee (wok-fried yellow noodles and bee hoon in a rich seafood broth, loaded with a jumbo blue prawn and char-grilled chicken) — both at $18.61. Rounding out the line-up: the Swensen's Shiok Fish Burger ($16.61), Chili Crab Soup with Mantou ($11.61), a Muah Chee Waffle with Ice Cream ($10.61) and a MILO Bandung ($5). For groups, there's a dine-in-only $61 SG61 Family Set that feeds three. It's available at Swensen's and Earle Swensen's outlets islandwide, for dine-in or takeaway, for a limited time only. Here's the full menu, prices and the fine print.