ShopeePay ₱1 Deals will surely satisfy your comfort food cravings!
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Enjoy discounts at restaurants such as Potato Corner and Frankie’s and cafes like Coffee Project and Tiger Sugar when you pay with ShopeePay
Treat yourself with your ultimate comfort food and satisfy your cravings with ShopeePay ₱1 Deals.
Users can now purchase ShopeePay ₱1 Deals on Shopee and redeem discounts when they pay at our partner merchants via in-store QR codes using ShopeePay. To avail of the promo, purchase the discount or cashback voucher on Shopee, pay via QR code in-store, and select which voucher to use before payment confirmation.
Check out these ShopeePay ₱1 Deals, which give you a ₱30 discount at the following restaurants for no minimum spend!
Craving: Milk Tea
No matter what weather or season, satisfy your sweet tooth with various milk tea flavors from Tiger Sugar.
Craving: Dark Chocolate Frappe
One of the best ways to end a meal is to have something sweet and refreshing at the same time, such as Dark Chocolate Frappe from Coffee Project.
Craving: Fries
French fries are and will always be one of the best snacks and comfort food. Suddenly craving for something salty? Check out Potato Corner’s all-time classic Cheese Fries.
Craving: Chicken Wings
Whether that’s paired with rice or potatoes, the savory taste of chicken wings makes you want more with each bite, especially with special dips from the Wingman restaurant.
For more information and the complete list of ShopeePay ₱1 Deals and partner merchants, including Puregold, Seaoil, Kuya J, and more, visit https://shopee.ph/m/deals-near-me.
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Aside from being a businessman, Josh Austria has been working in PR and media industry for more more than a decade. From his years of experience as the Marketing and Advertising Head of Village Pipol Magazine, he has built strong relationships with creative people, brands, and organizations.