Singapore hosts a steady stream of food events throughout the year, which can make it hard to keep track. So if you’d like to take your friends and family to a few this year, keep reading, as we’ll introduce you to the best upcoming food events in Singapore for 2026, ranging from pop-up cafes to a beachside wellness event.
The annual Isetan Hanabi Matsuri is back at Waterway Point, transforming Village Square into a bustling Japanese food fair inspired by Japan’s summer fireworks festivals. Running from 30 June to 12 July 2026, this year’s edition brings together a lineup of iconic Japanese brands, including Jungnammi with their viral vegetable-shaped rice bread, the Osaka-famous warabi mochi brand Bashodo, and charcoal-grilled oyaki powerhouse Ogawa No Sho.
Address: 83 Punggol Central, Level 1 Village Square, West Wing, Waterway Point, Singapore 828761
Opening Hours: Sun-Thurs 10:30am-9pm, Fri-Sat 10:30am-9:30pm
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Isetan’s Hanabi Matsuri is not halal-certified.
Durian lovers, this one’s for you. Resorts World Sentosa‘s All Hail The King Durian Fest is back from 3 to 5 July and 10 to 12 July 2026. Held at The Bay Restaurant within Adventure Cove Waterpark, guests can enjoy 75 minutes of unlimited premium durian, including Mao Shan Wang, Black Thorn, Red Prawn, and D24, alongside other tropical fruits and local dishes. The durian buffet is priced at $238 per person.
Read our previous year’s coverage of All Hail The King Durian Fest.
Address: 8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, The Bay Restaurant, Adventure Cove Waterpark, Singapore 098269
Opening hours: 4:30pm to 5:45pm, and 6:15pm to 7:30pm
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Sentosa GrillFest is back at Siloso Beach from 23 July to 16 August 2026, bringing together 42 food vendors across five zones for its biggest edition yet. New this year is Chef’s Grill, an eight-course omakase-inspired dining experience held in an air-conditioned beachfront pavilion, created in collaboration with the Singapore Chefs’ Association. Beyond that, expect returning favourites such as Jett BBQ and Slurp Your Oysters, alongside 18 new vendors including 8 Degree Taiwanese Bistro and Umi Matsuri.
Address: 10A Siloso Beach Walk, Singapore 099008
Opening hours: 4pm to 10.30pm (selected dates from 23 July to 16 August)
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Sentosa GrillFest is not halal-certified.
If you missed Singapore Restaurant Week‘s spring run, don’t worry—they’ll be returning for their autumn edition in the final quarter of 2026. Diners can explore participating restaurants across the island at specially curated price points, try spots they’ve been eyeing without fully committing to a regular-priced meal, and vote for their favourites across various categories. Popular restaurants that joined this year during their Spring run include Cenzo, FIRE Restaurant, The White Label and more.
Address: Multiple locations, including Le Clos and FOC Restaurant
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CBD workers, here’s a reason to finally step out for lunch! Gourmet Park OFC is a food truck cluster running at the covered plaza of Ocean Financial Centre till 31 July 2026. The event brings together four popular F&B brands under one roof, including Park Bench Deli with their signature sandwiches, Mexican restaurant Super Loco with loaded tacos, and Carnaby Burger Bar with British-inspired burgers.
The Singapore Food Festival will be returning this year for yet another month‑long celebration of Singapore’s rich food culture! While exact details for the 2026 dates are still being finalised, past editions have taken place across multiple iconic spots in Singapore, from pop‑up experiences to hawker centres. In last year’s edition, the Singapore Food Festival featured roving Food Truck City Tours, celebrity chef pop-ups including Adriano Zumbo and MahaCo Dosa Bar, and themed dining experiences such as The Long Table and Food is Art.
Read our Singapore Food Festival 2025 coverage.
What started out as a casual coffee lovers’ meetup has since grown into one of Singapore’s most anticipated social calendar events. Now in its fourth edition, Common Man Coffee Roasters‘ Chin Swee Neighbourhood Club returns from 11 July to 2 August, expanding beyond its usual Chin Swee base to include Joo Chiat and Alexandra across four weekends.
Expect a mix of coffee experiences, food pop-ups, creative workshops, live music and community events spread across all three neighbourhoods. Highlights this year include a trivia dinner night at CMCR Joo Chiat, a 2000s-themed DJ night, a pet-friendly brunch club at CMCR Alexandra, and a neighbourhood block party at the Chin Swee Barista Academy featuring local food and homegrown brands.
Singapore’s take on Oktoberfest, the beloved Bavarian beer and food celebration, will make a comeback in 2026 with a variety of festive events around the city, typically running from September through October. While organisers haven’t released the full 2026 schedule yet, past editions saw street festivals and bar takeovers with Erdinger beer on tap, traditional German fare like bratwurst, pretzels, sausages and many more.
The Glow Festival is back at Sentosa from 10 to 19 July! The beachside event spans six zones, including a food market featuring homegrown F&B brands such as ECHO House, KORIO, The Acai Collective, The 1925 Brewery Co and more. Once you’ve filled your tummies, party the night away to headliners such as Jason Derulo and Alessia Cara at the main stage, unwind at the event’s R&R zones with ice baths and muscle recovery treatments, or get crafty at the crafters’ corner with DIY activities. Day passes start from $59 per person.
Address: Palawan Green, Siloso Beach Walk, Singapore 099981
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If you’re after something more lowkey, NOME Coffee hosts cosy evening coffee and tea social events every month. Their Brew and Banter nights are exactly what they sound like, with free-flow drinks, chill music and good conversation, all for $25 per person. Their upcoming event on 26 July is a Matcha Rave, so if that sounds like your kind of night, keep an eye on their Instagram page for sign-ups.
Address: 333 Kreta Ayer Rd, #03-22, Singapore 080333
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These were some of the best upcoming food events in 2026. If you’re on the hunt for food deals, read our guide to the best restaurants with birthday deals in Singapore. If you’re a cafe hopper, read our best cafes in Singapore guide.
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