7 Shiok Makan Deals for Father’s Day: Last-Minute Feasts to Pamper Dad This Sunday in Singapore!
Oi, Father’s Day is just around the corner! If you haven’t booked anything yet, don’t panic lah. We all kena last-minute stress before, right? Whether your ah pa is a king of kopi tiam, a steak makan boss, or just loves his buffet, we’ve got you covered with some solid lobangs to make him feel like a superstar this Sunday (16 June 2025, hor). Gather the family, get ready to makan, and let’s show Dad he’s Number One!
1. Carousel at Royal Plaza on Scotts: All-You-Can-Eat Buffet Heaven
When you say “buffet” in Singapore, straight away Carousel comes to mind, right? They always go the extra mile for special occasions, and for Father’s Day 2025, they’re rolling out some atas dishes alongside all your local faves. Think roast beef with Yorkshire pudding, fresh sashimi, laksa, plus a chocolate fountain that even dads cannot resist.
Details:
- Price: $98++ per adult, $55++ per child (Weekends, dinner)
- Location: Royal Plaza on Scotts, 25 Scotts Road (Orchard MRT, Exit A, 3-min walk)
- Perks: Every dad gets a special treat – last year it was a mini Father’s Day cake; this year, rumour is it’s a mystery gift (don’t say I bo jio!).
Who it’s for: Families who want options and big makan sessions. Carousel is halal-certified too, so can jio your Muslim kakis.
Pro Tip: Book ASAP online. Walk-in? Good luck lah, sure kena full house.
2. TungLok Seafood: Crab Lovers’ Paradise
If your dad’s the “I must get my fingers dirty” type, TungLok Seafood is your answer. This Father’s Day, they’ve got a 1-for-1 Chilli Crab and Black Pepper Crab deal (no bluff!). That means more crabs, less wallet pain.
Details:
- Price: From $88++ for 2 crabs (1-for-1)
- Location: Multiple outlets – Orchard Central (Somerset MRT), The Arena @ Clarke Quay (Fort Canning MRT).
- Perks: Free longevity buns (shou tao) for all dads – make him feel immortal lah.
Who it’s for: Anyone who loves cracking shells and wiping sauce with mantou. Confirm messy but worth it.
Pro Tip: Wear dark clothes. Chilli crab stains are forever, sia.
3. Fat Cow: Wagyu Feasting, Japanese-Style
Got a dad who’s a bit atas, or always says “I want to try Wagyu one day”? Bring him to Fat Cow. For Father’s Day, they’ve got a special 6-course Wagyu set dinner at $158++ per person – includes signature donburi, sushi, and dessert. Shiok!
Details:
- Price: $158++ per person (set dinner)
- Location: Camden Medical Centre, 1 Orchard Blvd (Orchard Boulevard MRT, direct access)
- Perks: Dads get a complimentary glass of sake. Cheers ah!
Who it’s for: Small families or adult kids who want to give Dad a treat (and maybe sneak in a sake or two).
Pro Tip: Parking here can be a bit headache. If can, just take MRT or book a Grab.
4. Swensen’s: Ice Cream Cake and Family Vibes
Old-school but still steady lah. Swensen’s is a classic for family celebrations, and they always have something special for Father’s Day. This year, they’re dropping a limited edition “King of the Grill” ice cream cake ($48++), shaped like a BBQ pit. Legit Instagrammable!
Details:
- Price: $48++ for cake (dine-in or takeaway); set meals from $18.90++
- Location: 20+ outlets islandwide, from Changi to Jurong Point (usually near MRTs)
- Perks: Free sundae for every dad dining in on Father’s Day.
Who it’s for: Young families, budget-conscious makan kakis, or anyone who loves a bit of old-school fun.
Pro Tip: No need to make reservation for smaller groups, but if you got big family, just call ahead lah.
5. The Halia: Garden Dining at Botanic Gardens
Sometimes the best way to show appreciation is to slow down and makan in a nice, chill place. The Halia at Singapore Botanic Gardens is perfect if your dad likes nature (or just wants to show off his fancy hat for the photos). Father’s Day brunch starts from $45++ per person, with dishes like wagyu beef burger, herb-roasted lamb, and their famous ginger garden mocktail.
Details:
- Price: $45++ per person (brunch), $75++ (3-course dinner)
- Location: 1 Cluny Road, Ginger Garden, Singapore Botanic Gardens (Botanic Gardens MRT, Exit B, 8-min walk)
- Perks: Dads get a takeaway ginger drink pack to keep cool after makan.
Who it’s for: Families who want to escape the malls and enjoy some greenery.
Pro Tip: After makan, take a stroll in the gardens – can help digest all the food, and also take nice family photos.
6. Collin’s: Western Fare, Value for Money
A lot of people look down on Collin’s because it’s everywhere, but seriously, if you want value, few can fight them. For Father’s Day, their $65++ “Celebration Platter” comes with ribeye, sausages, salmon, chicken chop, and more. Enough to feed a hungry dad and one or two sidekicks.
Details:
- Price: $65++ for platter (feeds 2-3)
- Location: 20+ outlets, from Paya Lebar Quarter to Star Vista (MRT next door)
- Perks: Free iced lemon tea for every dad (not bad lah).
Who it’s for: Big eaters, budget-conscious families, or teenage kids treating Dad with their first part-time salary.
Pro Tip: Some outlets can be crowded on weekends – best to go early or make reservation using their app.
7. No Signboard Seafood: White Pepper Crab Legend
Maybe your dad is the old-school type who always says, “Last time, this one very famous, you know?” Bring him to No Signboard Seafood. Their legendary white pepper crab is still power after all these years, and for Father’s Day, they’ve got a $138++ set for 4 pax (includes white pepper crab, cereal prawns, and more).
Details:
- Price: $138++ set for 4
- Location: Esplanade (Esplanade MRT, 2-min walk), VivoCity (HarbourFront MRT)
- Perks: Dads get a complimentary bowl of bird’s nest dessert — don’t say never pamper, hor!
Who it’s for: Multigenerational families, especially if Grandpa is coming along.
Pro Tip: Parking at Esplanade is limited, but MRT is just below. VivoCity also got shopping, so can walk around after makan.
Last-Minute Tips for Father’s Day Feasting
- Call ahead even if it’s not stated as “must reserve”. This Sunday everywhere sure crowded one.
- Don’t be shy to ask for Father’s Day perks – some places only give when you mention it!
- Check for credit card promos – lots of makan places tie up with DBS, UOB, OCBC etc.
- Snap a family photo at the makan place – these memories always priceless, lah.
Conclusion
Father’s Day need not be atas or stressful. Whether you’re splurging on wagyu or going for value platters, the main thing is to makan together and show Dad you appreciate him (even if he always keeps the aircon at 25 degrees and nags about wasting electricity). Make the most of these shiok makan deals, and give him a day to remember.
Tried any of these before? Got your own secret lobang for Father’s Day meals? Let us know below, lah! And to all the dads (and father figures) out there — happy makan, happy Father’s Day!
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