Changi Airport is offering children S$1 banchan buffets and half-price meals at 12 outlets in the public areas of Terminals 1 to 4 until 31 October. The airport’s Children’s Day promotion runs from 1 to 31 October, and each deal is claimed by showing the promotion webpage at the outlet.
Several of the meal deals are dine-in only, and most of the 12 need an adult order or a minimum spend before the child’s discount applies.
Half-price and free kids’ meals
NamNam at Terminal 3 (#02-91) and Saboten at Terminal 1 (#03-21) both take 50 per cent off kids’ meals. NamNam needs a minimum spend of S$20 and Saboten S$25, counted before service charge and GST. Both deals are for children aged 12 and below, and proof of age is required when ordering.
Anjappar gives a free kids’ meal when two adult main courses are ordered, limited to one per table or family. A bill of S$50 or more on one receipt also earns a small gift, while stocks last.
Central Thai has 20 per cent off its kids’ meal, which usually costs S$10.90 before service charge and GST. That brings it to S$8.72 before charges. Penang Culture gives a free blind box with every kids’ meal, covering both its Tiny Tastebud Adventure and Little Explorers Delight sets.
The steepest cut is at Korea Culture on Level 3 of Terminal 3. Children aged 3 to 9 eat the banchan buffet for S$1, against a usual price of S$21.90 before charges. The deal covers one child per paying adult who orders a main; extra children pay the regular price, and all mains, including kids’ meals, are charged in full. Children aged 2 and below already eat the banchan buffet free under a separate, standing kids’ dining deal at the airport.
Play and karaoke deals
Griddy Grid charges S$6 a session for children instead of S$9, as long as the booking includes at least two adults.
Climb@T3 takes 15 per cent off online pre-bookings for guided sessions and weekday unguided sessions with the code CAGKIDS15 at climbt3.sg. The discount is capped at S$8 a transaction and can be used once per customer, and no refunds are given. Children aged 12 and below must climb with a supervising adult, at a ratio of one adult to no more than two children, and adults pay the standard entry charge.
Teo Heng KTV at Terminal 3 gives a free second hour to groups that sing for one hour, from Monday to Thursday only. A child has to be in the group, the offer does not apply on public holidays or their eves, and no loyalty points are given on the booking.
Snacks and gifts with a minimum spend
Famous Amos has 15 per cent off all cookie tins for the month. A spend of S$8 in one transaction also earns a free sticker sheet or activity book, handed out at random while stocks last.
The Green Party gives one free gift for every receipt of S$30 or more. The gifts come in assorted designs, also given at random.
Paris Baguette gives a free madeleine worth S$2.60 with a S$10 spend on one receipt, but only when a child aged 12 or below is with the buyer. The offer applies at all Paris Baguette stores, including those outside the airport.
How the offers are claimed
Apart from Climb@T3, which uses the online promo code, the deals are redeemed at the outlets by showing the Changi Airport promotion page. Most cannot be combined with other promotions, discounts or vouchers, and the free gifts and blind boxes run while stocks last.
The outlets are in the public areas of the terminals, before immigration. NamNam, Korea Culture, Teo Heng KTV and Climb@T3 are all in Terminal 3, and Saboten is in Terminal 1.
The Paris Baguette madeleine is the first offer to end, on 15 October. The other 11 deals run until 31 October.
