Get ready to crack your cheesiest grin because Subway is handing out vouchers as part of its ‘Double Cheese Challenge’.
To celebrate the comeback of its Double Cheese range, Subway has launched “smile kiosks” at Suntec City, where customers can flash their widest smiles to win free subs.
Image courtesy of Subway Singapore
But here’s the deal: the offer is only valid for a few days, so you might want to hurry down ASAP.
To promote its latest range, Subway launched a ‘Double Cheese Challenge’, where customers are required to show off their biggest smile to win exclusive vouchers.
TikTok user @deeniseglitz aka Deenise shared her experience using the sandwich giant’s smile kiosk at Suntec City.
The video shows Deenise flashing her “cheesiest smile” in front of a screen.
Source: @deeniseglitz on TikTok
Soon after, out pops a voucher for a free Double Cheese Chicken sub.
A press release by Subway states that you can score either a free sub or a buy-one-get-one-free deal — depending on how big your grin is.
Source: @deeniseglitz on TikTok
So, if you’re up for the challenge, it’s time to exercise your smile muscles.
The Subway Singapore Facebook page first teased the comeback of its ‘Double Cheese’ series on 2 April.
The return of the cheesy series was then officially announced the following day, featuring favourites such as the Old English Cheese and Jalapeño Cheese.
Source: Subway Singapore on Facebook
The ‘Double Cheese Challenge’ will run from Friday (19 April) to Sunday (21 April).
Vouchers can then be redeemed from 11am to 7pm at Subway’s Suntec outlet, while stocks last.
With that, here’s how you can get there:
Subway @ Suntec City
Address: 3 Temasek Boulevard, Unit B1-173, Singapore 038983
Opening hours: 9am – 9pm daily
Nearest MRT station: Promenade
Surely the thought of free food will inspire you to flash your widest grin.
Also read: Get free drinks by doing squats at Nutri-Grade vending machine at Jurong East MRT
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Featured image adapted from @deeniseglitz on TikTok.
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