Wondering where to stretch your dining budget this month? September 2026 brings a solid run of value plays across Singapore, from 1-for-1 hotel buffets to a value-for-money Michelin Bib Gourmand zi char set. Here are the best food deals and dining promotions in Singapore for September 2026!
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Tucked inside Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel, Crossroads Cafe is running a 1-for-1 Weekday Lunch Buffet, bringing the usual $70++ spread down to just $35++ per person. The lineup leans hearty and hotel-buffet-generous: Black Angus Roast Beef Striploin carved to order, Wok-Fried Baby Lobster in Thai sweet chilli sauce, and Texas-style Barbeque Roast Pork Belly among the mains.
The catch is worth knowing before you go: the deal is capped at the first 50 diners each day, weekday lunch only, and requires a DBS or POSB card to unlock. We recommend calling ahead if you can!
Address: 320 Orchard Road, Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel, Singapore 238865
Opening hours: Daily 6:30am to 10:30am, 12pm to 2:30pm, 6pm to 9:30pm
Tel: 68314605
Website
Crossroads Buffet is not halal-certified.
At Swissôtel The Stamford, CLOVE is offering 50% off buffet dining for diners paying with an OCBC, DBS/POSB, Citibank, HSBC or UOB card, bringing lunch down to $40++ from the usual $80++. Dinner pricing is discounted too, and comes with complimentary free-flow Tiger Beer!
Expect a spread built for a king: think Braised Pork Belly, Charred Stingray, fresh oysters, Roasted Australian Ribeye and many more. Reservations are recommended, especially with the discount pulling in the credit-card crowd.
Address: 2 Stamford Road, Level 2, Swissotel The Stamford, Singapore 178882
Opening hours: Daily 12pm to 2:30pm, 6pm to 9:30pm
Tel: 6431 6156
Website
CLOVE is not halal-certified.
HaHaHotpot at Downtown East is a Muslim-owned hotpot buffet, and at $35.90++ per person for weekday lunch, it’s one of the more generous halal spreads going right now. Seven soup bases are on rotation, from Sichuan Mala to a Spicy Collagen broth, alongside freshly cut Wagyu and Chuck Roll beef, tiger prawns, crabs, and a full BBQ grill station for satay skewers.
Free-flow ice cream, soft drinks and juices round things out, and there’s a DIY condiment bar if you like building your own dip.
Check out our HaHaHotpot review.
Address: 02-333 Market Square, 1 Pasir Ris Cl, E! Avenue, 519599
Opening hours: Daily 12pm to 10pm
Tel: 8988 9929
Website
HaHaHotpot is Muslim-owned.
Family Hakata in Ang Mo Kio runs an all-you-can-eat halal mookata buffet for $19.90++ per person, with over 60 ingredients on the spread, including marinated meats and fresh seafood. Lok lok-style cooking, complete with a cheese dipping sauce, comes free with every table.
Beyond the grill, diners get customisable soup bases for a hotpot-style meal, Thai-inspired dipping sauces, and a dessert corner stocked with fresh fruit, ice pops, brownies, kueh lapis and banana cake—a rare amount of value at this price point.
Check out our Family Hakata feature.
Address: 728 Ang Mo Kio Ave 6, #01-4200, Singapore 560728
Opening hours: Daily 1pm to 11pm
Website
Family Hakata is halal-certified.
Singapore’s first wood-fired Korean charcoal barbecue concept, OMMA, is marking its anniversary with a promotion that rewards bigger groups: 20% off for two diners, 30% off for three, and 40% off the total bill for four or more, with a minimum spend of $100 per table. Expect premium cuts grilled over smokeless charcoal, from juicy beef brisket and marinated pork to the classic Korean sides.
The promo runs Monday to Thursday, all day, at both Holland Village and Bukit Timah outlets, and every Sunday and Monday, all day, at OMMA Telok Ayer. It’s not stackable with other promotions, and doesn’t apply on public holidays or their eves, so plan your group dinner around the right day.
Website | Full list of outlets
OMMA is not halal-certified.
10 years of consecutive Michelin Bib Gourmand recognition later, Kok Sen is marking September with a Signature Set Menu for two to three diners at $40++ (U.P. $48++), a genuine discount on a menu that’s stayed reliably good for decades. The set covers three of the zi char stalwart’s most-ordered dishes: Claypot Yong Tau Foo, Big Prawn Hor Fun, and Stir-Fried Spinach With Garlic.
It’s available for dine-in and takeaway at both outlets throughout September, and works out to roughly $15 a head for three—hard to beat in this economy.
Read our Kok Sen review.
Address: 2-4 Keong Saik Road, Singapore 089112
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 12pm to 2:15pm, 5pm to 9.15pm
Tel: 9727 2533
Website
Kok Sen is not a halal-certified eatery.
Sushidan‘s new Parkway Parade outlet opens its doors on 5 September with an entry-level Goshoku Set at $19.90++, a genuinely accessible way into a Michelin-starred sushi pedigree. The set comes with seasonal chawanmushi, a chef’s appetiser, three ochoko mini dons, a sushi platter, a negitoro handroll and miso soup.
From 5 September to 30 September, the outlet is also running a Hokkaido uni add-on: 30g of premium sea urchin with seaweed for $18.80++ on top of any omakase course, while stocks last.
Read our Sushidan Parkway Parade feature.
Address: 80 Marine Parade Road, #01-10, Parkway Parade, Singapore 449269
Opening hours: Daily 11am to 10pm
Website
Sushidan is not halal-certified.
At Mercure Singapore Bugis, Royale is running a 1-for-1 Afternoon Tea Set, bringing the usual price down to $25++ per person for cardholders of DBS/POSB, Maybank, OCBC or Citi. The set includes Aburi Mentaiko Gyoza, a Shiitake Mushroom Quiche, and Earl Grey Scones, plus a matcha cheesecake served in shot glasses and a pot of TWG tea.
It’s a longer-running deal than most on this list, valid all the way through the end of the year, so there’s no rush if September’s calendar is already packed.
Address: 122 Middle Road, Mercure Singapore Bugis, Singapore 188973
High tea hours: Daily 2:30pm to 5pm
Tel: 6521 6030
Website
Royale is not halal-certified.
Pizza Hut is bringing back its $10 Large Pan Pizza takeaway deal, cutting the usual $35.05 price by about 71 percent. Flavours in rotation include BBQ Chunky Chic, Very Beefy, and Chic Ham ‘N’ Shroom, with Otah Laksa available for a $1 top-up.
The deal only lands on specific days: 1 September, 2 September, 8 September, and 9 September, available all day while stocks last. It’s walk-in takeaway and self-collection only via the Pizza Hut app or website—no dine-in, no delivery, and a cap of two redemptions per transaction.
Website | Full list of outlets
Pizza Hut is not halal-certified.
Not a meal deal, but too fun to leave off this list: Milo is giving away a free pair of Sports Day-themed socks with every regular $8.95 Milo Van Sachets Promotional Pack, no minimum spend required. There are six designs to collect, including Milo MVP, Milo Cheerleader and Milo NAPFA Gold, though each pack only comes with one random pair.
The rollout started on 18 August 2026 and is ongoing at major supermarkets and e-retailers islandwide, while stocks last—worth grabbing on your next grocery run if you’ve got kids (or nostalgic adults) chasing the full set.
Read our Milo Sports Day Socks feature.
Website
Milo is halal-certified in Singapore.
Between 1-for-1 hotel buffets and a $19.90++ entry point into Michelin-starred sushi, there’s no shortage of ways to eat well this month without blowing the budget.
For more ways to save, check out our full guide to 1-for-1 buffets in Singapore or high tea deals in Singapore.
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