ERDINGER Turns Lau Pa Sat Into an Oktoberfest Beer Tent

Oktoberfest is coming to Satay Street and then some. This September, ERDINGER is turning Lau Pa Sat into a Bavarian-inspired beer tent across two weekends, 18 to 19 September and 25 to 26 September, in what the brand says is its biggest Singapore Oktoberfest yet. Entry is free.

ERDINGER Oktoberfest celebration at Lau Pa Sat Singapore
ERDINGER expands its Oktoberfest across the whole of Lau Pa Sat this year. Image: ERDINGER

A festival-wide PROST!

Each session opens with a communal “PROST!” toast, complete with 50 complimentary pints handed out by roaming barmaids. From there, expect freshly poured ERDINGER Weissbier paired with Lau Pa Sat’s much-loved hawker fare, a pairing that gives the traditional Bavarian celebration a distinctly Singaporean accent.

Participants at the ERDINGER Stein Holding Challenge
The Stein Holding Challenge returns alongside other games. Image: ERDINGER

Games, brass bands and best-dressed prizes

Interactive games include the Stein Holding Challenge, Pretzel Toss and Stein Slide, while live entertainment runs through the night, headlined by Singapore’s first New Orleans-style brass band, New Stream Brass Band, and acoustic party act The Mad Trio. Oktoberfest Style Spotters will be roaming to reward the best-dressed guests, so it pays to dress the part.

Exclusive ERDINGER Oktoberfest merchandise
Exclusive merchandise and metre-long beer trays are up for grabs. Image: ERDINGER

Beyond Lau Pa Sat

The celebrations do not end at the hawker centre. Selected bars, restaurants and pubs will run Oktoberfest games with merchandise to win until the end of October, and anyone keen to raise a glass at home can pick up limited-edition Oktoberfest Brew cans at major supermarkets and on RedMart.

ERDINGER limited-edition Oktoberfest Brew can
Limited-edition Oktoberfest Brew cans are sold at major supermarkets and RedMart. Image: ERDINGER

Planning a full weekend out? Pair it with our roundup of the Singapore food and drinks scene and other things happening across the island.

Mei Chua
Mei Chua
Mei Chua is Little Big Red Dot's Food & Drinks Editor. She is the warm, stylish, food-loving voice readers trust when they want to know whether a restaurant, café, buffet, tasting menu, or new food trend is actually worth their time and money. She writes with honesty, warmth, and a genuine love for good food.

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