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100 free Burger+ breakfast toasts at Wisma & other deals this week

100 free Burger+ breakfast toasts at Wisma & other deals this week

We scour the island for the best deals to help you stretch your dollar and keep you in the loop on the hottest shopping and dining trends.

'Cos good things must share.


[UPDATE, Sept 26]

100 FREE BREAKFAST TOASTS FROM BURGER+

If you work in the vicinity of Orchard Road, be one of the lucky 100 to score a free breakfast from Korean burger bistro, Burger+ from 8am to 12pm on Friday (Sept 27).

Located at Wisma Atria, the gourmet burger and fried chicken joint will be launching their new breakfast menu, which includes: Egg Toast Avocado, Egg Toast Beef Bulgogi, Egg Toast Bacon & Cheese and Egg Toast Ham and Cheese, with toppings served atop hot, fluffy brioche.

Here's what you have to do to enter the giveaway:

When: Friday (Sept 27), 8am to 12pm
Where: #01-37/38, Wisma Atria, 435 Orchard Rd, Singapore 238877

MCDONALD'S LAUNCHES NEW ITEMS

McDonald’s is back with new, limited-time only items on the menu — this time offering a Grilled Chicken Sandwich ($6.20 a la carte), Crispy Fish Sandwich ($6.20 a la carte) and P?tato (yes, it comes with that emoji). 

Grilled Chicken Sandwich. PHOTO: McDonald's SG
Crispy Fish Sandwich. PHOTO: McDonald's SG

The new items will be available from Thursday (Sept 26).

We tried the Grilled Chicken Sandwich, which consists of skinless chicken thigh meat topped with chicken bacon and cheddar cheese, sandwiched between semolina buns. 

If there ever was a ‘healthy’ fast-food burger, this would probably be it. We loved that the creamy chargrill sauce gave it a nice smoky, peppery edge. The cute smiley potatoes (available in a meal or $2 a la carte) will probably be a hit with the kiddos, but give us McDees' regular fries any day.

P?tato. PHOTO: McDonald's SG

What’s more, fan-favourite Scrambled Egg Burger (with chicken bacon or sausage) returns during breakfast hours, available from $4 a la carte or in their Grab and Go weekday deals at selected outlets.  

Scrambled Egg Burger. PHOTO: McDonald's SG

SCOOT SCRAPS PAYMENT PROCESSING FEE

Your fares on Scoot will now be cheaper after the airline announced that it has scrapped payment processing fees globally for all bookings made on its direct channels like the website and app.

The changes are effective immediately.

Previously, a charge of $20 applied to customers paying for tickets with their credit card while paying via AXS incurred a charge of $6.

Other payment methods available to Singapore customers include Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayNow and PayPal.

Travel deal-seekers can also visit www.flyscoot.com/gtg for deets on their weekly Got-To-Go promotion, commencing Tuesday (Sept 24).

MCDONALD'S 1-FOR-1 BIG BREAKFASTS

McDonald's is giving away '40 days of 1-for-1 deals' to celebrate the launch of its new app.

This week, buy a Big Breakfast set and get another set for free from Sept 23 to 26, while stocks last.

Here's how you can redeem the offer, which is only available via the app:

$2.20 SALMON SASHIMI AT SAKAE SUSHI

To celebrate its 22nd anniversary, home-grown Japanese restaurant chain Sakae Sushi will be offering its four-piece salmon sashimi plate at $2.20 (U.P $6.39).

The promotion will run for a day only, on Tuesday (Sept 24).

Find the nearest outlet here.

Terms and conditions apply.

$0.90 SUSHI AND SASHIMI AT KAZOKU JAPANESE CUISINE

If you're around the Novena area and craving for some salmon sushi or sashimi, Kazoku Japanese cuisine is offering fresh salmon sashimi and sushi for $0.90 per piece until the end of September.

Where: 1, Goldhill Plaza #01-05/07/09 Singapore 308899

BUBBLE TEA FACTORY OPENING SPECIAL

From Oct 19, The Bubble Tea Factory will open with multi-sensory and visually-stunning installations.

Extending across 7,000 sq ft at *Scape, immerse yourself in a fantasy-land where you can 'dive' into a pool of taro pearls, swing on a giant boba a la Miley in Wrecking Ball, and pose in front of numerous Instagram-friendly backdrops.

Tickets are available for purchase now at an opening promo price of $18 for weekdays and $23 on weekends. (U.P. $24 and $28 respectively).

Each ticket includes a cup of bubble tea, bubble tea-inspired treats and an exclusive "boba booster pack".

Visit www.thebubbleteafactory.co for more.

$40 MANEKINEKO KTV AND SEOUL GARDEN BUFFET

Here's a Japanese-Korean tie-up that's bound to please.

Japanese karaoke chain Manekineko has teamed up with Seoul Garden to offer customers a two-hour buffet and two-hour karaoke sesh, all for $40 (lunch) and $50 (dinner).

The promotion is available at Seoul Garden Marina Square, Bugis Junction, Tampines Mall, Jurong Point restaurants, and Manekineko Marina Square, Bugis+, Tampines 1 and Safra Jurong.

We gave Manekineko's Marina Square outlet a call — they told us that the vouchers can be used separately and on different days at Manekineko and Seoul Garden, and is valid for three months from purchase. Terms and conditions apply.

Check back for more good deals! Have a deal to recommend? Be sure to let us know!

candicecai@asiaone.com

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