For GrabPay, the season of giving is far from over!
They’ve recently released a load of irresistible lobangs to make sure you have a very, very, happy holiday!
We’ve done your homework for you and scoured their website so your stomach will feel pure bliss — even if you’re on a budget.
Singapore’s popular seafood restaurant is now selling a fish & chicken meal that’s cheaper than what you can grab in hawker centres!
Simply visit their outlet and order via GrabPay in-store to get 2 pieces of their classic battered Alaskan whitefish and chicken plus crispy fries and Coke. You’ll pay exactly $2.50 with no additional charge.
Enjoy every bite of this signature crunchy concoction at an affordable price until January 20.
Save a little moolah and get your Korean food fix through GrabPay’s crazy $2 offerings. All you need to do is scan the QR codes on their website to make a purchase.
The deal includes Nene Chicken’s 2pc Korean-style golden brown chicken coated with a variety of sauces. Eating this concoction can get quite messy, but you will forget the sauces dripping down your fingers, once you’ve had a bite.
Calling all Korean food lovers! Paik’s Bibim has a hefty bowl of noodles accompanied with colourful vegetables like cabbages, carrots, onions & more at $2 only! One bowl will undoubtedly make you happy and healthy at the same time.
Get the energy boost you need for more shopping and festive feasting with Paik’s Original Coffee and Hotdog Bun. It’s the perfect treat for those binge-watching Netflix shows and K-dramas.
Those with a sweet tooth are bound to have a Merry Christmas thanks to Häagen-Dazs massive deal on all its ice cream flavours.
Fans of the American ice cream brand will know that one cone is originally around $5.50. So at $1.90/scoop, you’ll get the same offering at 66% off!
For those keen on enjoying their delectable and luxurious desserts, don’t pass up the chance to learn more about their promo here:
Kick-start your day with a fulfilling breakfast from BreadTalk.
You can get 2 freshly-baked buns at just $2.50. Choose from their variety of renowned floss-sprinkled buns, breads stuffed with sausage, topped with glistening layers of raisins, nuts and more.
Just use GrabPay in-store in any outlet nationwide.
Relish and experience a range of Hong Kong classics at a more affordable price thanks to GrabPay’s $12 off next meal deal at Canton Paradise.
To avail of the promo, make a GrabPay purchase at any Cantonese outlet. Select from any of their roast roast specialties, fresh and hot dim sum, delicious congee and wok-fried dishes.
Within 15 minutes of your purchase, you’ll get $12 off your next meal at the ‘My Rewards’ section. A minimum spend of $50 is required to avail of the promo, so feel free to feast with your friends and family!
Have a happy New Year and get $12 off from now till 13 Jan.
Start the New Year right with a bowl of warm broth and sinewy chunks of beef at LeNu.
Similar to the Canton Paradise deal, you need to make a GrabPay purchase at any LeNu outlet. After 15 minutes, you’ll get a $5 OFF reward for your next meal.
Promo is valid till 13 Jan so if you’re dreaming about Chinese noodles, there’s no better time to buy than now.
Enjoying a hearty breakfast with a lover or a friend? Your mornings are about to get even better with GrabPay’s Toast Box offer.
You can order two sets of freshly-ground caramelized coffee and buttered traditional Kaya toast for just $5.20.
There’s a few strings attached to this e-voucher deal, so keep reading!
You first need to purchase a BreadTalk Rewards card from any Toast Box outlet. Next, use GrabPay in-store and purchase this e-voucher package. You can then redeem your e-voucher within 2 months of purchase.
GrabPay’s numerous deals are sure to light up your mood this holiday season.
Some of these deals will last until 2019, so we’re excited to start the New Year by filling our stomachs, and we bet your are too!
Some of these deals seem like a fantasy, but the holiday season is all about spending time and eating lots with your loved ones. You can expect more deals as 2019 approaches so stay tuned to our posts.
Featured image from GrabPay, AvenueK & Long John Silver’s.
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