World Cup 2026 in Singapore: Win or Lose, You Win at Zuzu
World Cup deal on Bussorah Street next to Sultan Mosque. Halal Turkish and Mediterranean food. 20% OFF, FREE KUNAFEH & FREE TURKISH TEA, ALL TOURNAMENT LONG.
Singapore: Zuzu Turkish and Mediterranean Restaurant, 45 Bussorah Street – halal World Cup 2026 meal package. Book a table and mention "World Cup Discount" and the table gets 20% off the food bill, a free Kunafa and free Turkish tea. Your country might go all the way or crash out in the group phase. Either way, you eat well. The deal continues until the end of the competition, through to the final on 19 July 2026.
Your team will test your patience. Dinner should not.
That is what a World Cup means. You can select the right squad, study every name, clear your schedule, and yet end up staring at a penalty shootout you didn’t ask for. There is nothing you can do about that.
Not dinner. Win or lose, the night falls softly with a charcoal barbecue in front of you with Kunafa coming. That’s the whole point of the Zuzu World Cup contract. The table wins, whatever the score. Book early and quote the World Cup discount and your celebration or your comfort is handled before kickoff.
Zuzu is located on Bussorah Street, just a stone’s throw away from Sultan Mosque, Arab Street and Haji Lane. It’s a halal Turkish, Lebanese, Mediterranean restaurant therefore the complete menu is available to everyone at the table.
The World Cup 2026 deal at Zuzu
A tournament-long offer, not a one-night thing. Book in advance and the table gets all three perks.
| What you get | The detail |
|---|---|
| 20% off | Applied to your total food bill |
| Free Kunafa | One serving on the house, per reservation |
| Free Turkish tea | Hot Turkish tea for the table, no charge |
How to claim it: book ahead and say "World Cup Discount" when you reserve.
- Book online: Reserve a table at Zuzu
- WhatsApp or call: +65 9845 5545
Walk-ins are welcome. The 20% off, the free Kunafa and the free tea apply to advance reservations only. Say the phrase when you book. That is all it takes.
When are the matches in Singapore, and can you watch at Zuzu?
Let's be clear about the clock, as most "watch the match here" posts get it wrong.
The United States, Canada and Mexico will host the 2026 World Cup. Kickoffs are now in Singapore time and the games are in the early hours and morning, about 1:00 AM to 11:00 AM SGT. So the idea of catching a 10 PM match over supper is not realistic this year.
What does work:
- The late US-night games, those 10 to 11 PM Eastern starts, are 10 to 11 AM in Singapore. There are a few major group fixtures in that AM window so a World Cup breakfast or brunch viewing with Turkish tea is genuinely on.
- For all other things, consider Zuzu as the meal around the football, not the screen on it. Whether you’re looking for a long supper the night before a major game, or a recovery feast following an early morning result. It’s the same win or loosing.
So work out your team's schedule, book the table and let the football take care of itself.
Start with the Mandi
If your group is struggling to decide what to order, the Mix Mandi takes the decision out of your hands. Long-grain rice, seasoned and slow-cooked with succulent beef, scented with cumin, cardamom and dried lime. It is a Zuzu bestseller for a reason. It serves a crowd, travels well, and is the type of meal that quietly disappears while everyone debates over a red card.
Zuzu’s point is that Mandi is more Arabian than completely Turkish. The kitchen does Turkish, Lebanese and Mediterranean all in one, so one table can go from mandi and tagine to charcoal kebabs without anyone having to compromise.
The grills carry the night
Match nights are made for charcoal. Zuzu's Turkish grills are the heart of the menu.
- Adana Lamb, minced lamb, spiced, hand-pressed onto a broad skewer and cooked over flames. Serve with rice and grilled vegetables, hot but not boiling.
- Ali Nazik, grilled lamb laid over smoky roasted eggplant puree with garlic yogurt. Rich, soft and a little dramatic.
- Testi Kebab for two, sealed in a clay pot and cracked open at the table. The kind of thing that distracts a whole group from a sluggish first half.
For a hungry, indecisive table, the signature lamb and mixed grill sets put several cuts on one platter and end the debate.
Shawarma and mezze for the early rounds
Set up the table before the main courses. The wraps and rolls menu is all about shawarma done right, slow piled meat shaved thin, wrapped warm. Pull it through warm bread with the cold mezze, hummus, baba ghanoush and pals. Buy two to four cold dips for four to six individuals. It can hold the table when business is slow.
The reason to book: Kunafa and tea
The free Kunafa is what you truly came for. Hot, with crisp shredded pastry and a mushy, syrup-soaked middle. It is deliberately paired with Turkish tea. The tea is strong and black and comes in tiny tulip glasses and resets the palate between meals instead of just piling on more sweetness. One quick gulp and the following mouthful of kunafa hits cleanly again.
The Kunafa and the tea are complimentary for the table with the World Cup deal. If you want to go farther see the remainder of the desserts and the drinks.
Visiting Zuzu
We are located at 45 Bussorah Street next to Sultan Mosque in one of the most walkable areas in Bugis and Kampong Glam. Easy to find, easy to make a night of, with Arab Street and Haji Lane just minutes away.
| Address | 45 Bussorah Street, Singapore 199463 |
| Area | Next to Sultan Mosque, near Arab Street and Bugis |
| Reserve | Book online or call +65 9845 5545 |
| +65 9845 5545 | |
| Delivery | Order online, free over $100 |
Everything is 100% halal, so the whole group orders off the same menu with no ifs, ands, or separate alternatives. There are vegetarian and vegan sets as well, which is important for mixed groups.
Zuzu Turkish and Mediterranean Restaurant, Bussorah Street
Next door to the Sultan Mosque is Zuzu, which serves halal Turkish, Lebanese, Arabic and Mediterranean food including charcoal grills, shawarma, mandi, clay-pot kebabs and Kunafa. Each meal is created in a 100% halal kitchen, designed to be shared and constructed for a lively table.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Zuzu World Cup deal halal?
Yup. Zuzu is 100% halal and the discount applies to the entire menu. No distinct menu, no exceptions.
How do I claim the 20% off, free Kunafa and free Turkish tea?
Book in advance, online or call/WhatsApp us at +65 9845 5545 and say "World Cup Discount" when you book. Advance reservations are good for the three bonuses.
What time are World Cup 2026 matches in Singapore?
The match is played in North America hence most matches take place between about 1:00 AM and 11:00 AM Singapore time. The late US-night kickoffs are about 10 to 11 AM SGT.
Where is Zuzu and how do I get there?
45 Bussorah Street, Singapore 199463. Located just adjacent to Sultan Mosque, it is just a short walk to Arab Street and Haji Lane in the Bugis neighbourhood.
What is Mandi?
Mandi is a classic Middle Eastern meal made with flavoured rice that is gently cooked with meat and aromatic spices. Zuzu’s Mix Mandi is one of its best sellers and a great option to share.
What is Kunafa?
Kunafa is a Middle Eastern delicacy with a soft, syrup-soaked core topped with crunchy shredded pastry and served hot. One free serving with the World Cup reservation package.
Win or lose, book the table
You can’t control the outcome. You have an opinion on where you view the effects. Whether your team wins the trophy or goes out early, the night finishes better with charcoal grills, complimentary Kunafa and 20% off the bill at Zuzu.
World Cup Discount. Leave the football to the football. Book now!
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