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Self-collect and save: A cheat sheet to F&B promotions when you collect your own food in Phase 2 (Heightened Alert)

Self-collect and save: A cheat sheet to F&B promotions when you collect your own food in Phase 2 (Heightened Alert)
PHOTO: Instagram/soicandysg, Instagram/fatbellysg

Once again, dining at eateries is prohibited due to the new restrictions that come with Phase 2 (Heightened Alert).

The announcement on Friday (May 14) left F&B establishments scrambling to get ready for a month of takeaways and deliveries.

To encourage customers to opt for self-collection, some F&B establishments are offering promotions. Need a handy guide? We've scoured the internet and compiled the best ones in this list.

Brands under Tung Lok Group — 15 per cent off self-collection orders 

The Tung Lok Group umbrella includes well-known brands Tung Lok Seafood, Dancing Crab and Lokkee.

Till June 13, 16 of their restaurants will be offering 15 per cent off your total bill for self-collection of takeaway orders. Do note that the promotion is only valid for orders made via the phone or walk-ins. The promotion is not valid for online delivery orders.

Check out a full list of their restaurants here

Brands under Paradise Group — 25 per cent off takeaways

Paradise Group is another giant in the F&B scene that owns a number of restaurants such as Paradise Dynasty, Beauty in the Pot and LeNu.

With the exception of their restaurants at Changi Airport and Resorts World Sentosa, as well as Paradise Dynasty's Suntec City outlet, Paradise Group is offering 25 per cent off the total bill for walk-ins and takeaways.

Check out a full list of their restaurants here

Brands under Japan Foods Holding — 20 per cent off takeaways

To satisfy your Japanese food cravings, most of the brands under Japan Food Holdings such as Afuri, Menya Musashi and Akimitsu will be offering 20 per cent off takeaway orders.

Restaurants not included in the promotion are Yonehachi, Fruit Paradise and Saryo.

Check out a full list of their restaurants here.

CAF Clickafood — 20 per cent off takeaways

CAF Clickafood is a relatively new establishment in Singapore's food scene with five different concepts under one roof. This means that you can enjoy different cuisines such as Korean, Thai and Western in one place, making it a fitting option for families with varying food preferences.

For this period, you can enjoy 20 per cent off your entire takeaway order with a minimum spend of $10. Simply just place an order when you head down to the restaurant.

Address: 339 Upper Paya Lebar Rd, Singapore 534953

Dim Sum Haus — 10 per cent off takeaways

Craving for dim sum? Satisfy those cravings by ordering some from Dim Sum Haus.

From now till June 13, they will be offering 10 per cent off takeaway orders. All you need to do is place your orders online on their website and enter the promo code DSHPICKUP10 before checkout.

Address: 57 Jln Besar, Singapore 208809

Fat Belly — 15 per cent off self-collection orders 

If you want a boujee night in with some fancy food, you can consider ordering from steakhouse Fat Belly.

For this period, you'll get 15 per cent off your total bill when you opt for self-collection. You can place an order here.

Address: 10 Jalan Serene #01-04 Serene Centre, Singapore 258748

Hai Di Lao — 20 per cent off takeaways

Hai Di Lao fanatics, fret not as your favourite hotpot chain will still be open for takeaways and deliveries during this period.

Even better, they will be offering 20 per cent off when you opt for self-collection. To place an order, you can give them a call or head down to one of their branches. Do note that the promotion is not valid for alcohol, a la carte soup base packages and condiments.

Check out a full list of their outlets here.

Jamie's Italian —15 per cent off takeaways

For pasta, pizza and everything Italian, try Jamie's Italian.

They will be offering a 15 per cent discount on all takeaway orders. To order, you can drop them a call at +65 6655 7676. The promotion only applies for a la carte menu items. You can check out their menu here.

Address: 583 Orchard Rd, #01-01/04, Singapore 238884

Le Bon Funk — 25 per cent off takeaway wine

Need a little wine to keep you sane at home? Le Bon Funk will be offering 25 per cent off their wines when you opt for self-collection.

If you need help in choosing a bottle, fret not as their friendly staff, Jos, will be in store to give you some recommendations.

Address: 29 Club St, Singapore 069414

Lecoq and Miss G's Grill & Bar — 10 per cent off self-collection orders 

For a limited time only, Lecoq and Miss G's Grill & Bar will offer a 10 per cent discount when you opt for self-collection. 

To place an order, you can visit LECOQ's website or Miss G's Grill & Bar's website.

Address: 25 Church St, #01-04, Singapore 049482

45 Pekin St, 44, Singapore 048775

Menya Kanae — 1-for-1 ramen and donburi

Specialising in Hokkaido-style ramen and ebi (shrimp) ramen, Menya Kanae is a good option for people who are craving something Japanese.

From May 19 to 25, they will be having a one-for-one offer for their ramen and donburi, exclusively for takeaway orders. 

Additionally, enjoy $1 off all sides with every ramen or donburi purchased. 

The promotions are available at both their outlets. To order, call them at +65 6261 6205. 

Address: 275 Thomson Rd, #01-08, Singapore 307645

181 Orchard Rd, #B2-21-2 Central, Orchard, Singapore 238896

Soi Candy Thai Noodle Bar — 20 per cent off for self-pickup orders 

For a taste of Thailand, check out Soi Candy which offers authentic Thai-style noodles. 

They will be offering 20 per cent off all self-pickup orders. To order, drop them a message on WhatsApp at +65 8875 3095 

Address: 20 Tanjong Pagar Rd, Singapore 088443

Waa Cow — 10 per cent off self-collection

For a little pick-me-up, treat yourself to a decadent rice bowl from Waa Cow. 

From now till June 13, they will give you 10 per cent off your total bill when you collect your food from their Marina One, NUS U-town and Tampines Mart outlets. Their Change Alley branch will be closed during this period. 

Walking On Sunshine — 1-for-1 croffle

Craving for both waffles and croissants at the same time? Satisfy your cravings with this one-for-one offer by Walking On Sunshine for their croffles, which are essentially waffles made from croissant dough.

This one-for-one deal will be available for takeaway orders from 9.30am until 8.30pm daily, until June 13, 2021.

Address: 181 Orchard Rd, #03-07 Orchard Central, Singapore 238896

The Assembly Ground — 1-for-1 pasta

Craving for some pasta but lazy to whip it up at home? Treat yourself and your significant other with this one-for-one pasta deal from The Assembly Ground.

This deal is available for both pickup and delivery orders from May 17 to 31, from 11am to 8.30pm. To order, visit their website.

Edith Patisserie Cake Bar — 1-for-1 honey soft serve

Grab a friend and head down to Edith Patisserie Cake Bar to enjoy their one-for-one honey soft serve deal. 

This deal is valid for takeaway orders until June 13, so hurry up and head down to their cafe to redeem this sweet deal.

Address: 9 Penang Road, #01-06 Singapore, Singapore 238459

Kith Cafe — 1-for-1 pasta

For a taste of your favourite cafe food at home, redeem this one-for-one pasta deal from Kith Cafe.

This deal will be available from May 16 to June 13 for both takeaway and delivery orders. To order, visit their website.

Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ Restaurant — 20 per cent off for self-collection

Craving for a taste of Japan? Satisfy your tastebuds with this deal from Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ Restaurant, which gives you 20 per cent off for your self-collection orders 

Get 20 per cent off all self-collection orders at their Novena Square, Kinex, Star Vista, Centrepoint and Waterway Point outlets from 11.30am to 8pm.

You can also get free delivery if you order at least one Bento set, Donburi set or an a la carte set within 1km of the above mentioned outlets.

Check out a full list of their outlets here.
 

Collin's Grille — 50 per cent off Signature Combo Deals

Treat yourself to delectable yet affordable western food when you order from Collin's Grille.

Enjoy 50 per cent off Collin's Signature Combo Deals from now till June 13, when you order from GrabFood, FoodPanda and Deliveroo. This deal is available for both takeaway and delivery orders.

Crystal Jade — 20 per cent off takeaway orders

Satisfy those cravings for delectable Chinese food when you order from Crystal Jade and enjoy 20 per cent off

PHOTO: Facebook/Crystal Jade Singapore

Enjoy this promotion for your takeaway orders from all Crystal Jade outlets, except for Crystal Jade My Bread. This promotion is available daily for a limited period, on your a-la-carte bill. 

To order, call their respective outlets in advance and place your order before self-collection.

Check out a full list of their outlets here.

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