
Makan Pets is a free foodie personality quiz we just launched at eventful-sg.com/makanpets. Eight questions walk you through one ordinary Singapore eating day, from your 8.32am kopitiam drink to 11pm supper, then sort you into one of six characters, with a seventh secret one nobody is meant to find on the first try.
It is a day, not a questionnaire. You start at 8.32am picking your morning drink, then you chope a seat at the hawker centre, then you face the uncle at the cai fan stall. Later you pick your mala spice level, choose an afternoon snack, react to a friend sending you the new viral cafe, get through the ride home and land at supper.
Eight questions, roughly two minutes. There is no right answer and no scoring you can game, which is the point. It came out of the same work as our reservations app for small Singapore F&Bs, so the questions are about how you actually eat here, not generic food-quiz filler.
The Shiok Sambal, whose whole personality is eating spicy. Kiasu King, who calls it strategy and not cheapo. The Big Bao, who has a second stomach for dessert. The Broccoli Beast, who wants to know how much protein is in it. The Aircon Angel, who cannot enjoy anything while sweating. The Atas Auntie, who tells you to just order and she will pay.
Each result also tells you which character you eat best with and which one you will fight with at every meal. The Atas Auntie and Kiasu King is the funniest clash: one of them asks for a discount on the codfish.


We have since lined up which Makan Pets get along and which ones fight.
There is a hidden one, and we are not spoiling it here. It does not come from scoring highest on anything, so you cannot grind your way to it. It unlocks only when two specific answers show up in the same run, and the silhouette we posted is a drink.
Guess it in the comments on the post and Joston said you get something special. Most people will hit it by accident, which is the whole joke.

Your character card, shareable, plus the thing the quiz is actually building towards: a makan pet. The character you get on your first completed run becomes your pet's species permanently, so retakes are for fun but they will not change it. Bookings feed the pet later.
If you make an account, you get welcome coins to take off a bill on Eventful Tables, which has been live since 2 September 2026. The first 300 accounts got 1,000 coins, and those are gone. The sign-up page shows what a new account gets now. Your character, pet and coins all save to that account. No payment, nothing to download, it runs in the browser.
· Go to eventful-sg.com/makanpets, or tap the link in our Instagram bio. It runs in the browser, no app.
· About two minutes, eight questions. Answer fast and honestly, overthinking gives you a worse result.
· Your first completed run locks in your pet's species. Retakes change the card, not the pet.
· Sign up if you want the welcome coins. The first 300 accounts got 1,000, and the sign-up page shows what you get now.
Makan Pets is a free foodie personality quiz by Eventful at eventful-sg.com/makanpets. Eight questions about a normal Singapore eating day sort you into one of six foodie characters, and the result becomes a virtual pet tied to your Eventful account.
Eight, including one bonus round at the cai fan stall. It takes about two minutes.
The Shiok Sambal, Kiasu King, The Big Bao, The Broccoli Beast, The Aircon Angel and The Atas Auntie. There is also a seventh hidden character that only unlocks from a specific pair of answers.
It is not point-based, so you cannot score your way to it. Two particular answers in the same run trigger it. We are not publishing which ones while people are still guessing on the Instagram post.
Yes. It is free, it runs in the browser and there is nothing to download. Making an account is optional, and new accounts get welcome coins to take off a bill on Eventful Tables, which went live on 2 September 2026. The first 300 accounts got 1,000 coins. The sign-up page shows the current amount.
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