7 Spots for an Atas Meal That’s Cheaper Than Your Grab Ride!

Dining out in Singapore doesn’t always have to come with an atas price tag. Believe it or not, you can enjoy premium dining experiences — from hotel buffets to trendy cafes — for under twenty dollars, which is often less than what you’d spend on a Grab ride across town. The secret? Knowing where to go, when to book, and how to make the most of promotions on Eatigo Singapore, where discounts can reach as high as fifty percent.

For foodies on a budget who still crave quality, we’ve rounded up some of the best spots in the city where an atas meal won’t burn a hole in your wallet.

The $20 Dining Hack: Singapore’s Best Affordable Restaurants

1.Four Points Eatery @ Four Points by Sheraton Singapore, Riverview

Four Points Eatery is home to one of Singapore’s best-kept secrets: a Teochew porridge buffet that costs less than twenty dollars. Served in the relaxing riverside setting of a Sheraton hotel, this buffet comes with comforting classics like braised meats, salted vegetables, and an assortment of accompaniments that remind you of home-cooked meals. It’s affordable indulgence at its finest, and with Eatigo discounts during off-peak hours, it becomes one of the most value-for-money hotel dining experiences in town.

For more details and to make a reservation, visit Four Points Eatery  Eatigo page

2.Express Cafe & Bar @ Holiday Inn Express & Suites Singapore Novena

Express Cafe & Bar offers hearty Asian and Western plates in a contemporary hotel setting that feels premium without being intimidating. Whether it’s a quick weekday lunch or a laid-back dinner, the café’s fuss-free menu makes it a favorite among budget-conscious diners who still want a touch of class. With Eatigo promotions, you can comfortably dine here for under twenty dollars, proving that even hotel dining can fit neatly into the $20 Challenge.

For more details and to make a reservation, visit Express Cafe & Bar   Eatigo page

3.POCHA! Korean Street Dining @ Tampines Mall

If Korean food is your love language, POCHA! brings the energy of Seoul’s vibrant night markets straight to Tampines. From bubbling hotpots to spicy tteokbokki and crispy Korean fried chicken, the menu is bold, fun, and full of flavor. Eating Korean can sometimes be pricey, but with Eatigo discounts, you can fill the table without worrying about the bill. Dining here feels like a party, and the best part is that you can walk away with both your cravings and your wallet intact.

For more details and to make a reservation, visit POCHA! Korean Street Dining  Eatigo page

4.The White Tiffin

The White Tiffin reimagines nostalgic Singaporean and Peranakan flavors with a modern twist. Signature dishes like curry chicken, sambal seafood, and reinvented hawker favorites feel both comforting and elevated, making it an atas meal without the atas prices. Book through Eatigo, and you’ll enjoy these creative plates for less than twenty dollars, all while soaking in the chic ambience that makes The White Tiffin a standout.

For more details and to make a reservation, visit The White Tiffin Eatigo page

5.Mrs Pho @ Rangoon Road

Mrs Pho proves that authentic Vietnamese food can be both premium in taste and friendly on the wallet. Known for hearty bowls of pho, fresh spring rolls, and fragrant rice dishes, this eatery transports you straight to the streets of Hanoi. While the flavors are rich and the setting inviting, the bill remains comfortably affordable. With Eatigo discounts, you can enjoy a full Vietnamese feast for under twenty dollars, making Mrs Pho a must-try stop in the $20 Challenge.

For more details and to make a reservation, visit Mrs Pho  Eatigo page

6.PEN & INC Cafe & Bar @ One North

Trendy yet welcoming, PEN & INC Cafe & Bar is a favorite in the One North neighborhood for modern plates that fuse local and Western influences. From pastas to rice bowls and burgers, the menu caters to every craving. The stylish café setting gives it an atas feel, but prices stay accessible, especially when you tap into Eatigo promotions. Smart booking means you can enjoy a premium meal here for less than twenty dollars — the perfect weekday perk.

For more details and to make a reservation, visit PEN & INC Cafe & Bar  Eatigo page

7.Escape @ One Farrer Hotel

Escape at One Farrer Hotel is known for its international buffet and all-day dining menu, but what makes it stand out for budget hunters is Eatigo’s unbeatable fifty percent discount available all day long. This transforms what could be a splurge into one of the most affordable premium dining experiences in Singapore. Imagine piling your plate high with international flavors, savoring the hotel atmosphere, and still walking away with a bill that keeps you under the twenty-dollar mark. For the $20 Challenge, Escape is the ultimate hack.

For more details and to make a reservation, visit Escape  Eatigo page

Why Eatigo Singapore Makes the $20 Challenge Possible

Scoring atas meals for less than twenty dollars might sound impossible, but Eatigo Singapore makes it easy. By booking earlier, choosing off-peak slots, and keeping an eye out for exclusive promo codes, you can unlock discounts of up to fifty percent at hundreds of restaurants across the island. Whether it’s a buffet in a hotel, a modern café, or a trendy international eatery, Eatigo ensures you never have to pay full price again.

Final Bite

From comforting Teochew porridge at Four Points Eatery, to chic hotel plates at Express Cafe & Bar, from the fun, fiery flavors of POCHA!, to nostalgic bites at The White Tiffin, and authentic bowls at Mrs Pho, Singapore is filled with atas dining experiences that can be enjoyed for less than twenty dollars. Add trendy meals at PEN & INC and the unbeatable deals at Escape, and you’ve got proof that premium doesn’t always mean pricey.

So the next time someone says you can’t dine atas on a budget, challenge them to this: a meal under twenty dollars that feels like a splurge. With Eatigo Singapore, you’ll win that challenge every time. Book your next premium meal today, and enjoy atas dining without the atas bill.