IKEA is serving new 3 plant-based dishes for World Vegetarian Day

In celebration of World Vegetarian Day, IKEA will be launching three new plant-based dishes that are good for the soul.

For the month of October, add a little colour to your diet with a diverse range of sustainable alternatives such as the Plant-based Schnitzel and Spaghetti with Tomato Sauce at only $8.

IKEA Family members get to enjoy 8pcs Plant Balls with Broccoli at Family price: $4 (Public: $6.50), or Veggie Ball with BBQ Sauce at Family price: $4 (Public: $5).

Please note that plant-based Schnitzel and Spaghetti with Tomato Sauce and Plant Balls with Broccoli contains onion and garlic.

Happy Children’s Day (8 October 2021)

A day to celebrate our little ones, IKEA will be having a food offer for their kids menu for dine-in or take away with the Click and Dabao service on 8 October.

Kids Swedish Meatballs $1.50 (U.P. $3)

Kids Plant Meatballs $1.50 (U.P. $3)

Kids Pasta $1.50 (U.P. $3)

Chicken Wings $2/2pcs (U.P. $3.50/2pcs)

However, do note that each customer is allowed up to a purchase of maximum 12pcs chicken wings.

World Food Day (16 – 20 October 2021)

In celebration of World Food Day, IKEA welcomes you to eat good and do good for those in need.

From 16 to 20 October, for every portion of the 16pcs Plant ball with mashed potatoes and soup ($12) and Plant-based Schnitzel and Spaghetti with Tomato Sauce and soup ($9.50) sold, $4 and $2 from each dish will be donated to Food from the Heart respectively.

Cinnamon Bun Day (4 October 2021)

Did you know that Sweden celebrates Cinnamon Bun Day every year on 4 October? Those pearls of sugar dotted on top that rolled up, fluffy dough with its buttery, cinnamon filling – it’s simply delicious.

On 4 October, IKEA Family members can enjoy:

Cinnamon Bun at Family price: $0.50 (Public: $1.20)

KAFFEREP Cinnamon Bun, 510g at Family price: $4 (Public: $6)

While stocks last.

Following the Government dine-in safety measures, customers will be required to verify their vaccination status using the TraceTogether App on arrival. Customers are also reminded to dine in only in groups of 2 or use takeaway options with safety measures in place such as the Click and Dabao food pick-up service.