Singapore Food Festival 2018 Is Happening From 13 July to 29 July

Singapore Food Festival 2018 events to look out for

If the Great Singapore Sale has already got you up and jumping, you can make July the best month of the year as Singapore Food Festival 2018 will also be happening from 13 July to 29 July 2018. Over this period, there will be about food-related events happening all over the island, from Beer Yoga to the Singapore Restaurant Festival! If you haven’t decided which ones you are going for, here are some highlights that are fun, affordable, and filled with plenty of food.

1. Streat 2018

The highlight of the festival would be the two-day outdoor event, STREAT. To be held at Empress Lawn at City Hall, STREAT will feature a line-up of hawkers and chefs serving up dishes prepared in both traditional and modern styles. Here are some eateries you can expect to find at the event:

Creatures
Fishball Story
Gayatri Restaurant
Lolla
Morsels
Non Entree Desserts
Old Bibik Peranakan Kitchen
Quarters
Sinar Pagi Nasi Padang
Venue by Sebastian
Xiao Ya Tou

For a fine dining option to enjoy with your other half, there will also be a pop-up restaurant at STREAT that is helmed by chefs Emmanuel Stroobant and Haikal Johari – the respective chefs of Michelin-starred restaurants Saint Pierre and Alma. At $60 nett per person, you can enjoy a five-course meal specially curated for this event.

Address: 10 Empress Place, Empress Lawn, Singapore 179555
Event dates: 13 July, 5pm to 10:30pm & 14 July, 12pm to 10:30pm
Prices: Free entry, $60 for a five-course meal at the pop-up restaurant, other prices vary from stall to stall.
Website

2. Park Bench Deli Collaborations

Fans of Park Bench Deli, it’s time to mark your calendars. On 15 July and 29 July, the sandwich shop will be collaborating with Roast Paradise and Rumah Makan Minang respectively to serve four unique creations on each day. Here are the dishes and drinks to expect from the two collaborations:

Park Bench Deli x Roast Paradise

Roast Char Siew Banh Mi
Combination Roast Meat Platter
Premium Roast Char Siew Bossam
Locally inspired cocktails by Native Bar

Park Bench Deli x Rumah Makan Minang

Beef Rendang Burger
PBD x Minang Dream Nasi Padang Platter
Mocktails by Native Bar
Teh tarik

Address: 179 Telok Ayer Street, Park Bench Deli, Singapore 068627
Event dates: 15 July & 29 July, 12pm till everything is sold out.
Prices: $15 to $30 on 15 July, $15 to $60 on 29 July
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3. Feast at Sentosa – Sentosa Grillfest

Imagine a whole stretch by the beach transformed into a food street with nosh ranging from Jumbo Prawn Hokkien Noodles to Salted Egg Chicken Waffles – if this sounds like a dream to you, you’ll be glad it’s coming true.

Over three weekends, Sentosa’s eateries and some second-generation hawkers will be coming together at Sentosa Grillfest to serve up various cuisines. Admission to the food street will be free so jio all your friends and family for a relaxing food-filled weekend by the beach!

Address: Siloso Beach Service Road
Event dates: 13 to 15 July 2018, 20 to 22 July 2018, 27 to 29 July 2018, 6pm to 11pm
Prices: Free entry, food prices vary from stall to stall. Sentosa’s admission fee and carpark charges apply.
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4. The 50 Cents Fest

If you didn’t manage to beat the crowd in getting to The 50 Cents Fest last year, your chance is here again! From 28 to 29 July 2018, the event will be taking place at Chinatown, and it features traditional dishes including Kerabu Bee Hoon, Fish Moilee, and Kopi Gu You. On top of the food, you can also expect entertainment acts such as traditional opera and other performances!

Address: Smith Street, Chinatown Food Street, Singapore 050335
Event dates: 28 to 29 July 2018, 11am to 11pm
Prices: All dishes will be priced at multiples of $0.50, starting at $0.50.
Website

5. Other events

Aside from the ones mentioned, there’ll also be a series of events happening across our island:

LoveSG at Changi Airport (13 July to 29 July): Various eateries in Changi Airport, including Krispy Kreme and Paradise Dynasty, will be pushing out locally inspired dishes. You can also enjoy food and beverage pairings at duty-free stores.
Curry Day 2018 (27 to 28 July, 11am to 9pm): Old Chang Kee will be offering all sorts of curry dishes and snacks including curry buns and curry chicken at Velocity@Novena Square’s Indoor Atrium (Level 1). Customers can also check out curry cooking demonstrations and more. There’ll also be a special curry puff launched for Singapore Food Festival 2018!
Street Food of India (27 to 29 July, 4pm to 10pm): This outdoor event at Campbell Lane (opposite Indian Heritage Centre) will showcase classic Indian street food such as bhel and pau wada.
A Taste of Eurasian Heritage (15 July, 21-22 July, 29 July, 11am to 1:30pm): This event involves a tour at the Eurasian Heritage Centre, followed by a cooking demonstration on corned beef cutlets by Chef Quentin Pereira of Quentin’s Eurasian Restaurant. Participants will get to tuck into a Eurasian bento that comes with curry debal, prawn bostador and corned beef cutlets with rice and sambal belachan. There will also be a sale of Eurasian craftwork. The event costs $40. Find out more or register via their website.
Back To Basics – Savour Your Heritage Kuehs (14 July, 21 July, 27 July): Learn how to make traditional kueh at three local producers’ farm or factory. Find out more or register via their website.
Beer Yoga & Citylights (13 July, 20 July, 27 July, 7pm to 8pm, 8pm to 9pm): Organised by District 1 Yoga, this event pairs the philosophies of yoga together with beer. At $29, you’ll get to enjoy a bottle of limited-edition Singapore Food Festival-branded beer by Trouble Brewing during the class. Yoga mats and towels are not provided. Find out more or register via their website.

The Singapore Food Festival also includes new dishes at various hotels, a contemporary dance performance, a play, film screenings by The Screening Room, Singapore Restaurant Festival, and special dinners at Folklore Restaurant and Monniker.

Singapore Food Festival 2018 offers more than food

More than just 17 days of feasting on good food, the Singapore Food Festival is also a time for us to learn more about our heritage – be it through films, performances, or trying out food that our grandparents grew up eating! Information on the events are still being updated so keep a lookout on their website and start getting your friends and family hyped up for the event!