An Eventful Coin flip works in three steps: follow @eventful_sg and the partner on Instagram, hit the minimum spend on your bill, then ask the staff to flip the coin. Heads wins the bigger prize and tails the smaller one, so every flip wins something. This heads-or-tails carousel launched the Tolido's edition, which ran from 2 to 31 October 2025, and its rules are the standard set for any coin you see at a counter.
This one has finished.
It ran until 31 October 2025. We keep the page up because people still search for it and the details are worth having, but do not make the trip on the strength of this article. For what is actually on right now, see things to do this weekend.
One, follow both accounts before you order. Staff will ask to see it. Two, dine in and spend the minimum. At Tolido's it was $60 before GST and service charge, and CDC vouchers counted. Three, when you pay, ask to flip the Eventful Coin. The staff flip it in front of you, and whichever face lands up is your prize. Heads is the pin side and the bigger prize. Tails is the logo side and the smaller one.
Prize sizes are set per edition. At Tolido's, heads was the Avo & Omega Rösti worth $24 and tails the Bandung Matcha worth $8. The relaunch and why we only put the coin at a few places now is in what the Eventful Coin is and why it came back.Photo: Eventful (@eventful_sg)
The fine print that trips people
One flip per visit, no matter how big the bill. A $120 table does not get two flips. The minimum spend is counted before GST and service charge, so add up menu prices, not the receipt total. The bigger prize is usually dine-in only (the rösti was), while the smaller one can often be taken away (the Bandung Matcha could). Each edition has a redemption cap, 100 at Tolido's, and ends early if it is hit. And the partner and Eventful can change the terms without notice, which is standard, but it means the Instagram caption on the day is the rulebook, not a screenshot from last week.
Our practical warning: the easiest way to clear the minimum is a table of three or four. Two people at a brunch cafe can struggle to reach $60 without ordering for the sake of it, and ordering for the sake of it defeats the point.
What the Tolido's edition paid out
From 2 to 31 October 2025 at 462 Crawford Lane #01-63, a $60 spend got one flip. Heads was the Avo & Omega Rösti, their potato rösti with avocado and smoked salmon, worth $24. Tails was the pink and green Bandung Matcha, worth $8. The last-call post and how the month went is in the Tolido's coin flip post, and the food itself, with current hours, is in what to eat at Tolido's.
· Follow both accounts on the way there, not at the till.
· Check the caption for the end date and the cap before you go. Both matter.
· Go as a group of three or four. The minimum spend is painless that way.
FAQs
How do I flip the Eventful Coin?
Follow @eventful_sg and the partner restaurant on Instagram, dine in and hit the minimum spend before GST and service charge, then ask the staff to flip the coin when you pay. Heads wins the bigger prize, tails the smaller one.
Can I flip the Eventful Coin more than once?
No. It is one flip per visit, regardless of the bill size. Come back another day for another flip while the edition is running.
Is the minimum spend before or after GST?
Before GST and service charge. At Tolido's the $60 was counted on menu prices.
Can I take the prize away?
It depends on the edition. At Tolido's the rösti was dine-in only and the Bandung Matcha could be taken away. The caption for each edition states it.
Were CDC vouchers accepted for the Tolido's coin flip?
Yes. CDC vouchers counted towards the $60 minimum spend at Tolido's in October 2025.
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