Wing Seong Fatty’s, an iconic family-run Cantonese restaurant in Singapore, is set to end its 100-year run. Multiple reports say the business will close in 2026, with the decision attributed to the absence of a successor to take over the restaurant and continue operations. The restaurant is known for old-school Cantonese dishes and has long been popular with regular diners, including airline crew members. One report notes that the restaurant has been operating for a century but now faces succession challenges, since the family does not have someone available to continue the business. While there is broad agreement that the restaurant will close, outlets differ in emphasis, focusing either on the 100-year milestone or on the lack of a successor. Together, the reports indicate that Wing Seong Fatty’s closure is planned rather than sudden, and that 2026 is the expected timeline. The restaurant’s end marks the conclusion of a long-standing establishment that has been part of Singapore’s food scene for generations.