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26 Best Restaurant Takeaway Deals To Snag Post-Circuit Breaker

Si Jie Lim
·7-min read

There’s no denying the fact that many businesses have taken a hit due to the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak. The hardest hit, however, is the food and beverage (F&B) industry. 

Even though they are allowed to operate during post-Circuit Breaker, most of us prefer to be home and cook to comply with the rules. This means a lot of local restaurants and hawker centres are seeing a significant drop in business as they strive to meet their rental commitment. 

This is why at a critical time like this, it becomes doubly important to help support local businesses. Our exhaustive list of hawker centres with free delivery should have you rooting for them. To add to this, here’s presenting the ultimate list of the F&B places that are currently offering attractive takeaway deals. Trust us, you’d want to check these out.

Not only will your cravings be taken care of, you’d also get to support our local F&B heroes. How’s that for a win-win?

Last updated on 5 November 2020. Restaurant takeaway deals and promotions are subject to change without prior notice.

26 Best restaurant takeaway deals

Restaurants

Locations

Food

Remarks

Big Fish Small Fish

– Northpoint City, South Wing #02-132
– Bugis Junction #04-05
– JCube #03-07
– Tampines Mall #B1-K3
– Punggol Containers Park #01-K35

Fish and crisps, fried chicken

– Set lunches from $8.90, 11am to 5pm on Mondays to Fridays only
– Enjoy 30% off on your takeaway orders from 3pm to 6pm daily

Le Fusion

– The Pier @ Robertson, 80 Mohamed Sultan Road #01-07

Chinese food

– Bento boxes from $15 nett
– 20% off on total bill for takeaways, no promo code needed

Tim Ho Wan

– Aperia Mall #0101/02/03
– Great World City #01-139
– Jurong Point #03-42
– Plaza Singapura #01-29A/52
– Waterway Point #01-62
– Westgate #01-13/14
– 18 Tai Seng St, #01-36

Dim sum

– Set meals from $10.90
– Order on Oddle and use promo code ODDLECITI to enjoy $10 off your bill, minimum spend of $80 required. Promotion is valid for Citibank card holders only. Valid till 30 November 2020

Crystal Jade

Various locations islandwide

Chinese food, dim sum

– Enjoy takeaway bento sets (from $15.80++) at 20% off, purchase more than 3 bento sets to enjoy 30% off
– UOB cardholders enjoy 1-for-1 deals on selected dishes at selected Crystal Jade restaurants, minimum spend required (valid till 31 December 2020)
– Citibank cardholders enjoy 15% off on their bill (valid till 31 December 2020)

Subway

Various locations islandwide

Sandwich

$5.90 Everyday bundle meals (6-inch sub, cookie and drink)

Din Tai Fung

Various locations islandwide

Dim sum, noodles, fried rice

– 15% off on selected steamed buns and snacks on weekdays from 3pm to 5pm when you pay with a UOB credit card (valid till 31 December 2020)
– Receive a $8 return voucher when you pay with a Citibank credit card and spend a minimum of $88 (vouchers will be issued till 15 December 2020 and will expire on 31 December 2020)

Stickies Bar

– 11 Keng Cheow Street, #01-10
– 71 Lorong 23 Geylang, #01-01
– 106 Clementi Street 12, #01-50
– 50 Tagore Lane, #05-07

Bar bites, pizza, pasta

Up to 66% off on all takeaway food items

Pizza Hut

Various locations islandwide

Pizza, pasta and small bites

– 50% off 1 pizza of all sizes from $5 onwards, takeaway only
– Weekday takeaway deals that include 2-for-1 pastas on Mondays, 1-for-1 pizzas on Tuesdays and 50% off on wings or drumlets on Wednesdays – Super value set meals from $6.50, takeaway only

Pho Street

– Bedok Mall
– Compass One
– Keat Hong CC
– Centrepoint
– Westgate

Vietnamese food

– Spend a minimum of $10 and get $2 off when you use OCBC PayAnyone
– Special takeaway bento sets at $12.00 each

Eighteen Chef

– AMK Hub #04-03
– Bukit Panjang Plaza #02-19
– Jcube #02-13
– Northpoint #02-128
– Downtown East #02-330
– Star Vista #02-22
– Bedok Djitsun #01-05

Western fusion

– Special bundle meals for 2 starting from $25.80
– Set lunches from $10.80, 11am to 5pm on Mondays to Fridays only

Putien

Various locations islandwide

Chinese food

– 20% off ala carte items
– Special takeaway set menu, prices start from $16.90

Soup Spoon

Various locations islandwide

Hearty western soup

– Gift bundles starting from $88.00
– Healthy ready-to-eat meals, prices start from $5.10

Sushi Tei

Various locations islandwide

Japanese food

– Takeaway set meals for 2, prices start from $16.50

Tompopo

Various locations islandwide

Japanese food

– Special bento sets at selected outlets, prices start from $10.10+

Express by Chatterbox

6A Shenton Way #01-04 Downtown Gallery

Chicken rice, local dishes

– Set meals for 2, prices start from $23.80

Paradise Group

Various locations islandwide

Chinese food, noodles, herbal soup, stir-fry

– Get 15% off on your takeaway order
– Special set menus for 3 to 4 persons, prices start from $49.44
– Free prawn and pork dumpling in hot chilli vinaigrette (worth $10.09) when you spend a minimum spend of $70

Burger+

– Wisma Atria, 435 Orchard Rd #01-37/38, Singapore 238877
– Clarke Quay Central, 6 Eu Tong Sen Street #01-07, Singapore 059817

Burgers, Korean fried chicken, Korean egg sandwiches, milkshakes and more

– $5.90 chicken burgers and $9.90 seasonal fried parmesan cheese chicken

Soup Restaurant

Various locations islandwide

Chinese food

– Get free Hometown Tofu (worth $12.90) for new users who use the promo code WELCOME10 when ordering
– Use promo code CITINOV10 to enjoy $10 off your bill, minimum spend of $80 required. Promotion is valid for Citibank card holders only, limited to the first 500 redemptions. Valid till 30 November 2020

Quentin’s

– 139 Ceylon Road
– 2 Gunner Lane, Mess Hall Sentosa

Traditional Eurasian food

Use promo code STAYHOME to enjoy 20% off on your takeaway order on Mondays to Thursdays

Sawadee Thai

9 Tan Quee Lan Street, #01-01 TQL Suites

Thai food

– Special family bundle meals for 4 persons from $75
– Use promo code HAPPYHOUR to enjoy 20% off on wines

The Mango Tree

91 East Coast Road, Singapore 428791

Indian food

– 20% off for takeaway a la carte orders
– Individual bento sets start from $10+

Wok Master

Various locations islandwide

Zi char, claypot

– $48 for 2 crabs and $65 for 3 crabs
– Special family bundle meals from $49.90

ChopeDeals

Various locations islandwide

Almost everything your gut desires

Up to 50% off for takeaway orders

Yan

1 Saint Andrew’s Road #05-02, National Gallery Singapore, Singapore 178957

Cantonese cuisine

– 20% off for takeaway orders
– Special bentos at $10.80 nett

Peach Garden Chinese Restaurant

Various locations islandwide

Cantonese cuisine

– Deluxe set menu for 4 persons starting from $68 nett
– Special bentos at $9.90 nett
– Roasted Peking duck at $39+
– Crab takeaway at $72+ each

Swee Choon Dim Sum Restaurant

– 183-191 Jalan Besar, Singapore, 208882 Singapore

Dim sum and Chinese food

– Use promo code ILOVESWEECHOON for $5 off on your first order, minimum spend of $60 required
– Dim sum bento sets start from $8.90

Food delivery options for you to order in

We understand. Some of us might still prefer to stay home and do our part to keep fellow Singaporeans safe. Luckily, there’s plenty of food delivery options. 

Check out our curated list of 40+ hawkers and restaurants, or Halal food options that come with free delivery! And, then, you’ve got your trusted third party food delivery apps like GrabFood, Foodpanda, Deliveroo and WhyQ. Be sure to save more on your orders with these promo codes:

Looking to save more on your next food order? Simply get the right dining credit card and you can stack credit card savings on top of your promo code.

Find the perfect dining credit card for your lifestyle with SingSaver’s simple comparison tool today. You might just stand to get rewarded with cash* or Apple AirPods* when you successfully apply for selected credit cards through SingSaver.

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By Si Jie Lim
Most people think personal finance is dry, boring and full of confusing jargon. But the fact is it can be simple and interesting. That’s why Si Jie is passionate about turning personal finance into an easy and fun topic that everyone can relate to.

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