Happy Birthday Singapore! There's nothing quite like celebrating our nation's 58th birthday with our favourite national hobby - eating and going out! Take time to immerse in the stories of our past and reimagine our future while enjoying spectacular light projections heading to the beach and more. Here are the best things to do this week in Singapore. Celebrate National.
This coming August, Singapore is turning 58! And to make the birthday bash all the more exciting, catch us getting our patriotic groove on with local delights and a view like no other. Want to join in the fun? Paint the town red this National Day at these dining spots that promise spectacular fireworks views and bites that make you.
We are halfway through the year and it is time to treat yourself a little. With Fathers' Day coming up and the lifting of group size limits, this is your chance to go for a large buffet gathering. For the month of June, we have compiled a list of one-for-one buffet deals that allow you and a companion to feast.
Looking to celebrate Father's Day or a school holiday treat for your children? Look no further for attractive promotions for a scrumptious buffets in SG.
Promotions:
20per cent off total bill when you pay with PayNow, or Amex, CIMB, Citi, Maybank, OCBC, DBS/POSB, UOB credit cards
50 per cent off buffet lunch on weekends and public holidays for customers aged 60 and above
Buffet highlights: Carousel Seafood Galore, fresh sashimi platter, live oyster station (dinner only) and assorted seafood dishes like crab bisque, grilled snapper and teppanyaki mussels.
Carousel serves an international spread for its a la carte lunch and dinner buffets, but doesn’t skimp on premium seafood. This makes it a great choice for both seafood lovers and gourmands alike.
The restaurant’s signature Carousel Seafood Galore, which comes with an endless flow of lobster, scallops, tiger prawns, mussels and clams, is worth the visit. There’s also an extra special dish on weekends. If you love oysters, you’ll want to book the dinner buffet for the live oyster station.