7 August 2026
Top 7 Foods to Try at the Singapore Flyer Food Bazaar This National Day 2026
Celebrate Singapore’s 61st birthday with good food, waterfront views and festive vibes at Street Eats Under the Stars, the National Day food bazaar located beneath the Singapore Flyer.
Running from 5 to 10 August 2026, the event features more than 20 food and beverage stalls serving everything from savoury street food to refreshing matcha drinks.
Admission is free, making it an easy place to visit with friends or family during the SG61 long weekend.
Not sure what to order? Here are five specific stalls and dishes worth trying at the Singapore Flyer food bazaar.
Al Papi’s Beef Birria Tacos At The Singapore Flyer Food Bazaar
One of the standout savoury options at Street Eats Under the Stars is Al Papi’s, known for its indulgent Beef Birria Tacos.
Each serving combines toasted tortillas with tender, richly seasoned beef, creating a satisfying mix of crispy edges and juicy filling.
The tacos are a good choice for visitors looking for a substantial meal rather than a light pasar malam snack.
Their bold flavour and easy-to-share format also make them ideal for groups celebrating National Day together beneath the Singapore Flyer.
Sample Pani Puri From Janani’s Pani Puri Lovers
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For a snack that delivers plenty of flavour in one bite, visit Janani’s Pani Puri Lovers.
Its pani puri features light, crispy shells filled with ingredients such as potatoes, chutney and spiced flavoured water.
Each piece offers a combination of sweet, tangy, spicy and refreshing flavours.
Visitors can choose between classic pani puri and richer variations such as dahi puri, which is topped with creamy yoghurt.
Janani’s Pani Puri Lovers was specifically featured among the food vendors at the Singapore Flyer event, with pani puri available in sharing portions.
Try Matcha Kaki’s Limited-Edition Kaya Matcha Latte
For a uniquely Singaporean twist on a café favourite, stop by Matcha Kaki for its limited-edition Kaya Matcha Latte, priced at S$8.
The drink combines earthy matcha with the familiar sweetness of kaya, creating a distinctly local flavour that fits perfectly with the National Day celebrations.
Only 61 cups are available each day, a playful nod to Singapore’s 61st birthday.
As the drink is sold on a first-come, first-served basis, visitors should head down early if they want to try one before it sells out.
Visitors who miss the limited-edition drink can still order Matcha Kaki’s regular matcha beverages, making the stall a refreshing stop after sampling the bazaar’s heavier savoury dishes.
Papankeju Cheese Boxes And Mini Grazing Platters
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For a more relaxed sharing option, stop by Papankeju, a halal-friendly vendor offering its signature cheese-based favourites.
Items promoted for the Singapore Flyer pop-up include Small Cheese Boxes and Mini Graze selections, making the stall ideal for couples or groups who want something they can slowly enjoy by the waterfront.
The grazing-style presentation also gives visitors a slightly different experience from the typical fried Pasar Malam snack.
Cookie Club Singapore For Halal-Friendly Sweet Treats
Dessert lovers can visit Cookie Club Singapore, another halal-friendly vendor highlighted at Street Eats Under the Stars.
Cookies are an easy option for visitors who want a convenient dessert to eat while walking around the Waterfront Promenade.
They can also be packed and brought home, making them a suitable National Day treat to share with friends or family after the event.
Customise Your Own Mochi At Momomochi
Looking for a fun and interactive dessert?
Stop by Momomochi, where visitors can customize their own mochi with their preferred flavours and toppings.
Its soft, chewy texture makes it an easy sweet treat to enjoy while exploring the Singapore Flyer food bazaar.
The customisable concept is especially suitable for groups, as everyone can create a different combination instead of ordering the same dessert.
This playful SG61 treat is a lovely way to end your National Day food trail on a sweet note.
And if all this talk of local food has you wondering what dish best matches your vibe, take our quiz to find out which Singapore food you are.
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