Businesses offering free food and discounts on polling day


Up for grabs: A KK Mart employee putting up a sign on free mineral water bottles offered to Malaysians who have voted at an outlet in Puchong Jaya. — SHAARI CHEMAT /The Star

PETALING JAYA: Display your indelibly-inked finger today and walk away with free gifts and discounts.

Yes, you heard it right. Businesses are offering free food and discounts on various services to Malaysians who have done their duty by voting today.

All you need to do to claim these offers is to show the indelible ink mark on your finger after you have voted in the 15th General Election.

Swedish furniture retailer Ikea is providing a sweet treat to the first 500 voters at each of its outlets around the country.

Cast your ballot and then grab a small pack of free popcorn from any Golden Screen Cinemas outlet nationwide, excluding Aurum Theatre. There are no tickets required for redemption; simply use your ink-stained finger.

The escooter rental company Beam is offering 15% off on rides across the Klang Valley through its “Beam to Vote” campaign till tomorrow. On top of that, an additional RM1.50 discount will be offered if you end your trip at a polling station parking lot.

Lingerie brand Xixili is giving away a free lingerie wash for those who “show us the power of that blue ink-stained finger”.

For those who are looking for some stress relief after waiting in line to vote, today and tomorrow Resort World Genting is rewarding voters with buy-one-get-one-free tickets to Genting SkyWorlds 1-Day Ticket, Awana SkyWay return ticket and Skytropolis 1-Day Unlimited Ride Pass.

The maximum number of tickets that can be purchased per individual is six.

Furthermore, it is offering a 20% discount at several F&B outlets including Starlet’s Pizza, Hans Cha Chaan Teng, Trattoria IL Lago, Medan Selera, The Olive, The Bakery, Genting Garden Hot Pot, and Genting Palace.

TGI Fridays is marking GE15 by offering 15% off its burgers to voters. This offer is only available for dine-in and is limited to one redemption per voter.

Pizza Hut is offering a free Crackin’ Thin Crust pizza with purchase to everyone who presents their inked finger today in an effort to encourage voting and participation in GE15. The complimentary pizza is available for both dine-in and take-out orders.

You can also head on to A&W Malaysia and show your inked finger to get your favourite root beer RB Regular for only RM1.

After allowing social media followers to “vote for a better drink” from three options, The Alley’s chosen beverage is the Black Milk Tea.

Malaysians can now purchase two glasses of the drink for RM15 on polling day today.

To commemorate GE15, Tealive is providing a two-for-RM15 discount on drinks priced at RM10 or less. Except for Tealive Plus, the promotion is valid in all stores.

If you’re someone who loves toppings on your drinks, Cool Blog is giving free pearl, mango jelly, or lychee jelly toppings with any drink purchase.

Nando’s is giving a complimentary side dish with your meal, saying there isn’t a reason for you not to vote, while Taco Bell customers can now enjoy RM5.40 off the Loaded Griller from any outlet – just show the cashier your inked finger.

Voters can get also 15% off on both MyeongDong Topokki in regular size and the original or a chocolate cheese tart from Hokkaido Baked Cheese Tart and also 15% off your total bill from Street Churros.

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