Dining at the IKEA Swedish Restaurant after furniture shopping is my favourite part of any IKEA trip. Here’s great news if you enjoy their offerings as much as I do: IKEA is holding RestFest 2024, dubbed the biggest sleep-themed event of the year packed with food deals and activities. As part of this event, IKEA is rolling out $1 food deals from 6 September to 7 September 2024!
Enjoy a selection of crowd favourites for just $1 at all IKEA Swedish Restaurants from 9pm to 11pm on 6 and 7 September. Feast on snacks such as their Spring Rolls, Prata with Curry Sauce, Siew Mai, BBQ Chicken Pastry, and Fried Yam Cake.
As part of this deal, IKEA Family members also get to enjoy a special discounted price for selected dishes, while stocks last. For lighter eats, go for the Curry Pizza Toast priced at $2.90 (U.P. $3.50) and Pandan Gula Melaka Lava Cake for just $2.90 (U.P. $3.50).
If you are feeling more peckish, tuck into their hearty Whole Day Breakfast ($5.50), which includes waffles, chicken strips, and an egg muffin. Top it up as a set with a comforting mushroom soup for just $8.90. This is available from 6 September to 8 September, between 9am and 8pm.
Enjoy these food deals at all three IKEA outlets before they are gone! Aside from the great snack deals, customers can look forward to a variety of exciting in-store activities and goodies up for grabs. You can also participate in lucky draws, free caricature sessions and more. The event runs from 6 September to 8 September, between 10am and 12am.
Website | List of outlets
IKEA is not a halal-certified eatery.
Feature image adapted from IKEA Singapore
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