This National Day, it’s not just the fireworks putting on a show. Singapore’s F&B scene is going all out with SG61-themed collabs, mashups, and steal-worthy deals. From curry-stuffed burgers to a durian pizza making its comeback, here’s a list of the best National Day 2026 food collabs and deals.
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McDonald’s has teamed up with Old Chang Kee for a curry-inspired lineup. The Curry Potato Chicken Burger (from $9.20) stuffs a crispy chicken patty and fried egg with curry puff-style potato filling, while the Rendang Curry Beef Burger (from $9.50) layers a beef patty with rich, coconutty rendang sauce. Complete the meal with Curry McShaker Fries (top up $1.25) and the viral Curry Sauce Bottle (from $5.50).
Read our McDonald’s x Old Chang Kee coverage.
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McDonald’s is halal-certified.
Long John Silver’s is putting a Singaporean spin on breakfast and mains with their new chilli crab prata tacos. Choose between the Chilli Crab Chicken Prata Taco ($8.80) or Chilli Crab Alaska Pollock Prata Taco ($9.50), both wrapped in roti prata with egg mayo and fresh veg. Early risers can also try the Chicken Sausage & Egg Bolo Burger Set ($7.50), available during breakfast hours.
Read our Long John Silver’s chilli crab taco coverage.
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Long John Silver’s is halal-certified.
Titled Savouring Singapore, this collab between Ah Pui Teochew Porridge Buffet and heritage sauce brand Kwong Cheong Thye offers an all-you-can-eat spread of over 20 dishes for just $28.80++ per person till 31 August. Look out for the Heritage Seafood Hong Kong Noodles and Classic Steamed Chicken, both built around Kwong Cheong Thye’s signature sauces, alongside Ah Pui’s usual porridge spread of Braised Duck and Pork Belly.
Read our Four Points Eatery coverage.
Address: 382 Havelock Road Robertson Quay, Four Points by Sheraton Singapore, Singapore 169629
Buffet hours: Tue-Thurs 12pm to 3pm, 6pm to 9pm, Fri 12pm to 3pm, 6pm to 7:30pm, Sat 12pm to 1:30pm, 6pm to 7:30pm, Sun 12pm to 1:30pm, 6pm to 9pm
Tel: 6349 4872
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Four Points Eatery is not halal-certified.
If you love local flavours, pillowy buns, and tasty toasts, Brew(ed) by Chubsmomm has rolled out a National Day-exclusive menu worth checking out.
The homegrown brand is known for giving familiar Singaporean flavours a modern twist, reimagining nostalgic favourites in creative bakes and drinks while staying true to the tastes many of us grew up with.
For the occasion, it has launched the Chilli Crab Toast ($10.50), a breakfast spin on the iconic Singaporean dish. You can also tuck into fluffy buns such as the Pork Floss ($5.50) and Orh Nee Kaya Butter Toast ($6.80), with the latter featuring a colourful homemade bun filled with house-made orh nee and traditional pandan kaya.
Besides their National Day specials, Brew(ed) by Chubsmomm’s has signatures aplenty that you should try.
Its signature Chonks are a must—thick, gooey cookies packed with generous fillings without being overly jelak. The Biscoff ($6.50) and Strawberry Cheesecake Chonks ($6.50) are crowd favourites for a reason.
Order via the Brew(ed) by Chubsmomm website.
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Brew(ed) by Chubsmomm is not halal-certified.
Teochew heritage brand Mingfa Fishball Noodles has teamed up with viral fishmonger Taste of the Bay for a limited-edition Seafood Trio Squid Ink Noodles ($15.80), tossed in umami squid ink sauce and topped with tobiko and an onsen egg. The mildly spicy sauce builds a pleasant heat with each bite, best enjoyed with thinner mee kia noodles for maximum flavour absorption. Pair it with the Fresh Fried Sotong ($6.80) for a crispy side while you wait.
Read our Mingfa Fishball Noodles x Taste of the Bay coverage.
Address: 246B Upper Thomson Road, Singapore 574370
Opening hours: Daily 24 hours
Tel: 6455 4890
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Mingfa Fishball Noodle is not halal-certified.
KFC‘s Curry x Sambal Zinger ($8.10 a la carte, $9.90 for a meal) swaps the usual buns for crispy prata, sandwiching a Zinger fillet with a side of thick curry gravy and punchy sambal. For the best of both worlds, get the Curry x Sambal Chicken ($9.85/$10.90) with two pieces of fried chicken plus prata. Available till 18 August at all outlets except Singapore Zoo.
Read our KFC Curry x Sambal Zinger coverage.
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KFC is halal-certified.
Springleaf Prata Place is marking SG61 with a rotating 61-day deal calendar. Highlights include the $0.61 Plain Prata and $0.99 Egg Prata, alongside weekly specials such as 61% off the Plaster Blaster ($2.73), an Eggs Benedict-style prata topped with turkey ham and a runny poached egg. Available at all outlets except Tang Plaza, for dine-in only, while stocks last.
Read our Springleaf Prata Place coverage.
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Springleaf Prata Place is halal-certified.
Pizza Hut brings back two fan favourites for SG61: the Cheesy 7 Durian Pizza (from $16.90), its first return since 2020, and the Cheesy 7 Otah Laksa Pizza, both baked with the signature seven-cheese blend. If you’re going to have a feast, the National Day Bundle (from $61) feeds a crowd with four pizzas and sides. Available till 31 August, for delivery or self-collection via the Pizza Hut app.
Check out our Pizza Hut Cheesy 7 coverage.
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Pizza Hut is halal-certified.
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PastaMania‘s Majulah Pasta, available till 31 August, reimagines hawker classics in Italian form, all priced at $13. Try the Prawn Bisque Seafood Laksa Pasta for a creamy, coconutty hit, or the Sambal Beef Aglio for a fiery garlic-sambal fusion. Cool down after with the Pandan Paradise Panna Cotta ($5) or Tropical Lychee Fizz ($5.50).
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PastaMania is halal-certified.
Burger King‘s iconic Rendang Burger is back in stores from 28 July, bringing its rich, coconutty rendang beef patty back for another National Day run. For the true SG61 experience, grab the Rendang Deal ($6.10), which gets you a single Rendang Beef Burger and a small iced Milo, available from 11 August to 16 August 2026.
Simply key in promo code SG61YAY at the kiosk or on the BK App to redeem this deal!
Website | Full list of outlets
Burger King is halal-certified.
Whether you’re after a curry-stuffed burger, a slice of durian pizza, or 61-cent prata, this SG61 season has no shortage of ways to eat your national pride. Most of these deals only run for a limited time, so plan your food crawl before they disappear.
In other exciting food news, KFC is launching new Pokémon merch for a limited time! You can also read our guide to the best muffins in Singapore, priced from just $0.70.
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