Best Late-Night Supper Spots in Singapore for World Cup 2026 Watchnight Sessions
Football fever is back, and so are those late-night kick-offs. Whether you're planning to catch every match with beers or hearty comfort food, these supper spots are rolling out live screenings and football-exclusive promotions to keep fans well-fed through the tournament.
Do note that some venues may also stay open later than usual for certain games, so it's a good idea to check their social media pages before heading down.
1. Lau Pa Sat – Satay Street
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For a Lively Matchday Atmosphere
Want to watch your favourite FIFA World Cup matches on massive screens? This is the place for you! This iconic hawker centre screens every World Cup match live on two massive 130-inch screens. Expect a vibrant watch-party atmosphere, with football lovers screaming and cheering right alongside you. There are also 24-hour hawker stalls at Satay Street, so your tummy won't go hungry while you soak up the authentic street hawker experience. Choose from a range of delicious grilled skewers, satays, and more — individual sticks range from $0.80 to $1.00. If you're sharing, combination platters or sets with typically 40 to 60 sticks range from $31.20 to $36.00. Indulge and treat yourself to fragrant, smoky grilled skewers while watching the matches!
2. Srisun Express
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For Crispy Prata and Teh Tarik at 3am
Watching the World Cup till late and craving prata? Srisun Express has you covered. Known for its light, fluffy and crispy prata, it's the place you'll find packed no matter the hour. Gather your kakis for stacks of crispy prata (Plain: $1.80, Egg: $3.20, Cheese: $5.90), or their generously stuffed murtabaks with savoury minced meat (Chicken: $14.30 medium, Mutton: $14.30 medium). Up for something heartier? Their Maggie Goreng ($7) is a crowd favourite — spicy stir-fried noodles with sweet, spicy and savoury flavours, and the perfect late-night snack. Wash it all down with a creamy, thick Teh Tarik that'll keep you going through extra time and penalties.
3. 89.7 Supper Club (Changi Village, Geylang East)
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For Groups with Different Cravings
Got kakis with wildly different cravings, making it hard to agree on a supper spot? 89.7 Supper Club eases that worry. It's one of the most popular Halal-certified food courts in Singapore, serving a huge variety of cuisines from different cultures — and it's affordable too. Expect everything from dim sum (from $2.80) to local zi char favourites, Western fare and North Indian dishes. Whether you're craving oyster omelette (small $13.20, medium $15.20), chicken rice ($5.90) or butter chicken ($8) halfway through the match, 89.7 Supper Club has something for everyone.
4. Al-Azhar Eating Restaurant
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For the Ultimate Football Supper Experience
Ask any football fan about their go-to supper spot for match nights, and this is one of the first names that comes up. A long-time favourite among football fans, the restaurant offers a huge menu with prata (from $2), murtabak (from $9), nasi goreng (from $8.90) and more. Craving seafood? They do barbecue seafood too (from $18.50). Order a Milo Dinosaur (from $4) to cool you down in Singapore's hot, humid weather. The casual, open-air setting makes for the ideal spot to cheer on your team while sharing plates with your kakis.
5. Brotzeit at Raffles City
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There's no better pairing for football than ice-cold German beer and hearty Bavarian fare. Brotzeit at Raffles City will be screening selected World Cup matches live, complete with an exclusive World Cup menu available throughout the tournament. Gather your kakis over signatures like the Crispy Pork Knuckle, assorted German sausages and giant sharing pretzels, then wash it all down with a refreshing pint while cheering your team on.
Opening Hours: Daily, 11am–11pm (extended hours for selected World Cup matches).
6. ARFC Woodleigh
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If you're after an energetic matchday atmosphere, ARFC Woodleigh ticks all the boxes. Expect live screenings on the big screen alongside crowd-pleasing bar bites like wings, burgers and fries, plus plenty of ice-cold beer to keep the celebrations going. It's an ideal spot to gather your football crew and soak in the excitement from kick-off to the final whistle.
Opening Hours: Mon–Fri 11am–12am, Sat–Sun 9:30am–12am (extended hours for selected World Cup matches).
7. CHIJMES
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Watch the World Cup under the stars at CHIJMES, where the Main Lawn transforms into an outdoor live screening venue throughout the tournament. There'll also be an F&B Village serving grab-and-go bites, sharing platters, beers, cocktails and special late-night match deals, so you can settle in with food and drinks without missing a minute of the action. Simply grab what you're craving, find a spot on the lawn, and enjoy the game with fellow football fans.
Opening Hours: Varies by event schedule.
8. Harry's Boat Quay
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For those who love watching the beautiful game with a pint in hand, Harry's Boat Quay is once again hosting live screenings of selected World Cup matches. Tuck into classic pub grub like wings, burgers and sharing bites while soaking up the lively matchday atmosphere with fellow fans. Note that menu availability varies by match timing ,early-morning fixtures come with a breakfast menu, while late-night screenings offer a condensed supper menu. A minimum spend also applies and increases from the quarter-finals onwards, so check the screening schedule and reserve your table in advance.
Opening Hours: Sun–Thurs 11:30am–12am, Fri–Sat 11:30am–1am (extended hours for selected World Cup matches).
