IKEA’s Swedish Meatball Ice Cream Is Back At $4.90 For Three Days Only

Missed it the first time? IKEA’s quirky Swedish Meatball Ice Cream is returning by popular demand — but only for three days.

Priced at just $4.90, the playful dessert features five meatball-shaped scoops of ice cream, finished with caramel sauce and IKEA’s familiar lingonberry jam. It is a surprisingly sweet spin on the Swedish meatballs shoppers know and love, complete with a fruity-tangy kick from the jam.

The comeback runs from 18 to 20 September exclusively at the Swedish Bistro. With such a short availability window and limited quantities each day, this is one treat to grab before it disappears again.

IKEA Swedish Meatball Ice Cream

Price: $4.90
Includes: Five pieces of ice cream with caramel sauce and lingonberry jam
Dates: 18–20 September
Where: Swedish Bistro only

Available while stocks last.

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KIDS EAT FREE AT IKEA! Enjoy A Free Children’s Meal With Every Adult Main Course From 7–11 September

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Family mealtimes just became more affordable! IKEA Family members can enjoy a FREE children’s meal with every main course purchased from the regular adult menu at IKEA’s Swedish Restaurant.

Running from Monday to Friday, 7–11 September 2026, the promotion is available to IKEA Family members dining with children aged 12 years old and below.

Choose From Four Free Children’s Meals

Each children’s meal comes with Kivik juice and ice cream, with the following options available:

  • 5 Swedish meatballs with mashed potato and mixed vegetables
  • 5 plant balls with mashed potato and mixed vegetables
  • 2 tempura chicken strips
  • Organic penne pasta with tomato sauce

To redeem the ice cream, simply present the Swedish Restaurant receipt at the Swedish Bistro.

One free meal can be redeemed per child with every main course purchased from the regular adult menu. The IKEA Family card and the child must both be present during checkout.

This weekday-only promotion is available while stocks last, so gather the family and head down to IKEA for an affordable Swedish Restaurant treat!

Promotion period: 7–11 September 2026
Eligibility: IKEA Family members with children aged 12 and below
Requirement: Purchase one main course from the regular adult menu to receive one free children’s meal

Terms and conditions apply. IKEA’s supplied conditions also refer to children “below 12 years old”; families with a 12-year-old may wish to confirm eligibility directly with IKEA before visiting.

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IKEA Singapore Turns Its Famous Swedish Meatballs Into Ice Cream for $4.90 From 20–23 Aug 2026

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IKEA Singapore’s famous Swedish meatballs have received a seriously unexpected makeover — and this time, there is no meat involved.

Available from 20 to 23 August 2026, the Swedish Meatball Ice Cream transforms the familiar savoury dish into a playful dessert. Each $4.90 serving features five meatball-shaped ice cream pieces topped with warm caramel sauce and IKEA’s signature lingonberry jam.

The caramel sauce recreates the look of the classic meatball gravy, while the bright lingonberry jam keeps one unmistakably Swedish element on the plate. It may look convincing at first glance, but the entire creation is sweet.

This quirky dessert is available for four days only at IKEA Singapore’s Swedish Bistro, so shoppers have until 23 August to try it before it disappears from the menu. Availability may vary and is subject to stocks.

IKEA Swedish Meatball Ice Cream

Price: $4.90
Dates: 20–23 August 2026
Venue: Swedish Bistro at IKEA Singapore

 

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IKEA S’pore cuts price of Daily Saver Meal; nasi goreng with chicken wing now costs $5.50 (U.P. $7.40) from now till 3 May 26

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If you needed another reason to swing by IKEA, this might just be it.

From 15 April to 3 May 2026, IKEA Singapore is rolling out a seriously value-for-money Daily Saver Meal that’s hard to ignore — especially if you’re looking for a satisfying meal under $6.

The crowd-favourite nasi goreng with chicken wing is now going for just $5.50 (U.P. $7.40), and it’s not just a basic plate. You’re getting a full spread featuring fragrant fried rice, a crispy chicken wing, crunchy keropok crackers, stir-fried long beans, sambal chilli for that extra kick, plus a refillable cold drink to round it off.

Available daily during lunch (11am – 2pm) and dinner (5pm – 8pm), this dine-in-only deal can be enjoyed at IKEA Alexandra and IKEA Jurong — while stocks last.

For those looking for halal options, the Daily Saver Meal is also available at IKEA Tampines, making it an accessible choice for more diners.

It’s simple, filling, and hits all the right notes — the kind of comfort meal you’d expect from IKEA, now at a price that feels like a steal. Whether you’re taking a break mid-shopping or heading down just for the food, this is one deal worth making time for before it’s gone.

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$0.50 IKEA Deals Are Real — IKEA Warehouse Sale Happening 3 – 5 April

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This weekend, IKEA Singapore is doing something that doesn’t happen often — rolling out a Warehouse Sale with prices starting from just $0.50.

Running from 3 to 5 April 2026, the in-store event brings together over 150 products at deeply reduced prices, making it one of those rare moments where even the smallest everyday items feel worth stocking up on.

What stands out isn’t just the headline price, but the range. You’ll find practical essentials like cables and napkin holders going for 50 cents, kitchen storage and daily-use items from $1, and home accessories such as cushion covers and shoe racks from $2.

Even larger pieces — think lamps, curtains, throws and stools — are marked down to between $5 and $20.

It’s the kind of mix that makes the sale surprisingly easy to shop. You’re not just browsing for deals — you’re picking up things you’ll actually use, whether it’s to declutter your space, replace worn-out items, or simply refresh a corner of your home without spending much.

Of course, there’s a catch — and it’s the usual one. The sale is available in-store only, limited to five pieces per customer per transaction, and everything runs strictly while stocks last. With prices this low, items are unlikely to stay on shelves for long.

If you’ve been putting off a small home refresh or just want to stretch your dollar a little further, this is one of those events where it makes sense to drop by — even if it’s just to see what you can pick up for a few dollars.

For more information, visit IKEA.sg/sale

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