FrieslandCampina (Thailand), the producer and distributor of Foremost dairy products, has launched two new Japanese-inspired flavoured milk in Thailand – Kinako Mochi and Taro Cream Mousse. The new flavoured milk products are available exclusively at 7-Eleven outlets in Thailand. Kinako Mochi is based on the traditional Japanese flavour, while Taro Crea Mousse is in the Japanese cafe style.
March into the new month with Domino’s Pizza Singapore as Domino’s Pizza introduces Twos-day, 2 for $22 promotion for all pizza lovers! Domino’s Pizza is here to elevate our Tuesdays with a lip-smacking deal you cannot miss. Order any regular 9-inch pizzas for just $22 (regular) and enjoy two complementary sets of mini gold roasted dummets (worth $5.80). Double happiness is coming your way!
To celebrate the launch of Twos-day deal, we’d like to share two more reasons to love Domino’s Pizza.
Move over Friday, Tuesdays will be the best day of the week with Domino’s Twos-day special. As part of this ongoing deal, diners can save up to 50% and enjoy two 9-inch Regular sized pizzas at just $22, two 12-inch Large pizzas at $33 or two 15-inch Xtra Large pizzas at only $44. On top of that, each Twos-day order includes two sets of Golden Roasted Wings, Domino’s Pizza’s oven-baked, tender roasted mini-drumlets marinated in their signature blend of spices. What a way to spice up your pizza treat!
Enjoy your Twos-days with Domino’s Pizzas fresh off the pan at your nearest Domino’s Pizza outlet or place your orders via https://www.dominos.com.sg for click & collect orders or a guaranteed 30-minute fast delivery. You can also drop us a line at 6222 6333. Dig into a winsome combination of great taste and amazing prices today!
For Twos-days online orders, simply choose delivery, click on coupons and key in the code WD22, WD33 or WD44, depending on how hungry you are feeling.
#ShopeeCelebratesYou this 3.15 Consumer Day, giving shoppers more reasons to celebrate with Dato Pandelela Rinong and Datuk Abdul Latif Romly
KUALA LUMPUR, 3 March 2022 – Shopee, the leading e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia and Taiwan, launches 3.15 Consumer Day, the first mega sale of the year. 3.15 Consumer Day is happening now till 15 March and will bring the excitement of Shopee’s year-end festivals to all users, giving them more reasons to celebrate and reward themselves as they gear up for the year ahead.
Shopee is pioneering 3.15 Consumer Day to bring more value and joy to all shoppers, who are now using e-commerce to fulfil their needs all year round. Everyone can be a part of 3.15 Consumer Day which features the widest variety of products, made better with 95% off deals, free shipping with no minimum spend and the chance to Spin & Win a Nissan Almera.
Adding to the 3.15 celebrations, Shopee welcomes Dato Pandelela Rinong and Datuk Abdul Latif Romly as its 3.15 brand ambassadors in Malaysia. Both athletes have an incredible track record of overcoming tough odds and dedicating their lives towards putting Malaysia on the world map, serving as an inspiration in the way they accomplish great things by prioritising well-being and celebrating achievements no matter how small. Dato Pandelela has won two Olympic medals and five World Championships medals while Datuk Latif has won two gold medals in the Paralympic Games. He holds the world record for Long Jump T20 until now.
Kenneth Soh, Head Of Marketing Campaigns at Shopee Malaysia said, “This Shopee 3.15 Consumer Day, we want to celebrate you. Be kind to yourself. Go at your own pace, celebrate the small wins and reward yourself. To better serve our consumers, we first have to understand what Malaysians have been buying since 2019.”
“At Shopee, we always put consumers at the heart of what we do, so we consistently innovate new initiatives and campaigns such as the 3.15 Consumer Day to better fulfil their needs” he added.
Understanding Malaysian shopping trends
As more people are accustomed to staying at home, Shopee noticed that many are looking to improve and prioritise themselves in terms of health, well-being and to destress. As such, there was 6 times increase in demand for Self-Care Products on the platform in 2021, compared to 2019, before the pandemic.
Physical wellness, environmental self-care, and social well-being were seen to be the top three self-care trends, as Shopee witnessed an impressive 10 times growth of demand related to better home and living.
As Malaysians paid more attention to their physical wellness, Shopee noted that 42% of self-care items sold last year pertained to personal grooming, supplements, exercise equipment, cooking and baking supplies, sleepwear, and bath and spa.
Due to Malaysians spending more time home with families, Shopee observed a 12 times uplift for snacks and 13 times increase in cooking and baking supplies in 2021 as compared to 2019.
Malaysians were also more and more into environmental self-care, to create a healthier living environment at home. They started new DIY projects, put some new wallpapers on, and grew indoor plants among other activities. This is mirrored by the 12 times increase in demand for home improvement items over 2 years.
Looking at social well-being, more Malaysians are open to the idea of having a furry companion at home as the demand for pet supplies grew 13 times in the space of two years from 2019 to 2021, as owners treat their pets with grooming, homes, pet food and treats and even fashion and accessories.
Taking a deeper dive into keyword searches data in self-care trends, Shopee noted that ‘keropok’ was searched nearly 7 times more in 2020 and over 25 times more in 2021, both as compared to 2019.
‘Kids books’ has also been one of the more popular keyword searches with over 11 times increase in 2020 compared to 2019, as moms and dads turned to Shopee to inculcate reading at a young age.
Additionally, since the launch of ShopeeFood in September 2021, the ‘bubble tea’ keyword search grew by more than 7 times by December last year, signalling a growing trend among Malaysians to reward themselves with some sweet treats through food delivery.
As part of the Shopee 3.15 Consumer Day, Shopee will also launch its #ShopeeCelebratesYou activation to bring more cheer to users across the 3.15 period.
Happening daily on Shopee Live from today till 15 March, users also get to play a game that will keep them on the edge of their seats, called Sampul Misteri. Lucky Callers will be required to answer a Question of the Day to unlock an envelope and stand a chance to walk away with grand cash prizes. Viewers can guess which envelope contains the grand cash prize before the show and stand a chance to win Shopee Coins with the correct guess.
Tune in to TV3 or Shopee Live at 9pm on 15 March to get your hands on the best TV deals in town, while enjoying some mesmerising local celeb performances, plus a little Korean flavour too on the Shopee TV Deals program for 3.15 Consumer Day.
For more information about Shopee 3.15 Consumer Day, visit here.
Indonesia’s Cisarua Mountain Dairy, the company behind the Cimory brand, has added a new flavour to its Cimory Squeeze yogurt drink. The new Cimory Yogurt Squeeze Brown Sugar is a combination of creamy yogurt and brown sugar to deliver the milk tea experience in a healthy yogury drink format in a convenient pouch.
PT Kobe Boga Utama has launched a new spicy seasoning that goes well with Indonesia’s popular rujak (fruit salad dish). Known as BonCabe Bumbu Rujak Buah, the new seasoning has a spicy intensity of 10, which is below the level 50 that BonCabe has for its spiciest seasoning. BonCabe Bumbu Rujak Buah has a mix of spicy, sour and sweet taste that goes well in the fruit salad dish.
The latest launch shows how Kobe Boga Utama targets specific usage occasion and in this case rujak, which makes the seasoning relavent for both foodservice and in-home usages.
Lipton brings a local classic for consumers in a convenient, to-go format
KUALA LUMPUR, 3 MARCH 2022 – Lipton, one of the world’s leading tea brands has launched their new milk tea range, Lipton’s very own blend on the local favourite drinks. Continuing to expand their current offerings for consumers in Malaysia, Lipton Malaysia decided to launch two variants under this range – Lipton Teh Tarik and Lipton Milk Tea. With the increasing interest of milk tea drinks in Malaysia, these new additions are sure to captivate consumers’ taste buds and satisfy their milk tea cravings.
Leveraging on the on-going market trend for bottled and canned tea products and responding to customer preferences, Lipton is not only expanding its product portfolio beyond Black Tea and Green Tea segment but also bringing delicious milk tea with a blend of imported Lipton tea leaves for Malaysians, that has lower contents of fat and sugar. Lipton is looking into being the landscape creator by being the only tea brand offering Teh Tarik and Milk Tea variants in a convenient can format as opposed to key competitors’ offering in bottle format.
“We at Lipton has always strived to give our consumers products that are innovative and delicious. During the pandemic, we noted that we were missing an important aspect of our Malaysian culture – Mamak Teh Tarik sessions. With this in mind, Lipton has introduced our very own Lipton Teh Tarik and it is with great excitement that we are bringing the local flavour in a to-go format while adding the Lipton Milk Tea to our product portfolio. Both flavours have less than 5g sugar level with low fat content which gives our consumers a drink they can enjoy with less guilt. We will continue to take our consumers taste preferences into consideration and give our consumers a drink that they can enjoy,” said Yee Pek Kuan, Vice President of Marketing at Etika Sdn Bhd.
Bringing tea lovers a delicious blend, Lipton’s latest milk tea range, will be made available in two exciting variants, namely Lipton Teh Tarik and Lipton Milk Tea.
Recognising an important aspect of Malaysian culture, Lipton decided to bring the local mamak teh tarik to the consumer’s home with their brand-new Lipton Teh Tarik variant, which will be available in 240ml cans on the shelves of your favourite grocer. With the Lipton Teh Tarik, Malaysians can now enjoy their Mamak Teh Tarik on-the-go.
For the modern tea lover, Lipton has also introduced a brand-new Lipton Milk Tea variant with Brown Sugar flavour. Ensuring that their products are better for consumers, the Lipton Milk Tea replaces white sugar with brown sugar, giving the milk tea a deeper flavour, still tapping into the Brown Sugar trend in Malaysia. Both Lipton Teh Tarik and Lipton Milk Tea have less than 5g sugar level. Lipton Milk Tea comes with low fat content, whereas Lipton Teh Tarik doesn’t have any artificial sweetener and preservatives, which are perfect to sip on during a tea break. Consumers can now enjoy their Teh Tarik or Milk Tea pleasure with less guilt!
Cannot wait to get your hands on the new Lipton Teh Tarik or Milk Tea? Both products are available in 240ml cans nationwide across major convenience stores, petrol stations as well as provision stores.
If you want to give Lipton Milk Tea range a try, free samplings will be offered at selected convenience stores and petrol outlets. If you are using public transport to commute daily, keep an eye out, as Lipton will also be offering free samplings at selected MRT/LRT locations.
For more information, stay tuned to Lipton’s Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/liptoniceteaMY/.
Start Clean to Stay Safe and Hygienic
Kuala Lumpur, 03 March, 2022 – The Covid-19 pandemic has made all of us hyper-aware of viruses and germs. The fourth wave of the pandemic is happening globally, fuelled by the highly transmissible Omicron variant. In Malaysia, the Omicron variant is now dominant[1].
How can we keep ourselves and our loved ones safe from viruses and germs while reclaiming our home, work or study space, as a clean zone?
First, know what you’re dealing with. Covid-19 is a respiratory virus that can spread via droplets, when someone who has the virus coughs, sneezes or touches their face and then touches a surface[2]. Use a disinfectant and make sure you always follow the product label’s instructions for proper usage and contact time[3].
Introducing the Clorox Expert Disinfecting range that helps you disinfect your home, workplace, school or university like a professional. Developed with components used in Clorox’ professional lines that are intended for hospitals and medical services, it is EPA-approved to kills 99.9% of both viruses and bacteria in 1 minute[4], including the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes COVID-19[5]. It works professionally and thoroughly, making it a good choice to keep your space safe from germs and viruses including the COVID-19 virus*.
Clorox has been in the business of cleaning and disinfection solutions since 1913. Clorox is the #1 Bleach brand in the World[6] and has been trusted for generations to kill 99.9% of germs. Its claims are backed by data and its products have been tried and tested even before the pandemic by professionals and home users.
“The Omicron variant is highly transmissible making it vital to disinfect hard surfaces, more often[7]. Aim to disinfect frequently touched surfaces like keys, door knobs and handles, mobile phones, tablets, laptops, desktops, keys, the interior of your vehicle and even parcels and deliveries[8]. It is better to be extra vigilant to stay safe,” said Paulo Lao, Sales and Marketing Director for Clorox Southeast Asia. “The transmissibility of the Omicron variant means that we can be the ones who bring the virus into our homes and pass it to our loved ones. It is important to disinfect the items we come in contact with for safety, hygiene and peace-of-mind.”
Clorox would like to share some tips on how you can reclaim your space and protect yourself and your loved ones in the face of rising Omicron cases.
Work, School and College Space Safety
Collaboration is a large part of in-office and in-person school or college sessions. While we aim to maintain social distancing, we might come in contact with items that have been touched by others. It is okay to be a ‘clean freak’ by disinfecting your work or study area when you arrive and again after lunch.
Create a Prevention Pack
Keep illness prevention items (such as face masks, face shields, hand sanitizer, disposable gloves, disinfecting wipes and disinfecting spray) in a centralised spot in your home, the centre console of your car, at your work or study station, or inside your purse/backpack for when you’re on the go.
Disinfect all your devices and ‘carry-ons’ daily
Your carry-ons such as your handbag, backpack, laptop, and mobile phone may come in contact with droplets – from yourself or from those around you. Always give these items a good wipe down. Be sure to bring along the Clorox Expert Disinfecting Wipes flowpack when you are out and about to ensure that your personal items are safe and not inadvertently spreading the virus.
Disinfect your vehicle
We spend so much time in our vehicles, often with our masks off. Keep Clorox Expert Disinfecting Wipes within reach, to wipe down and disinfect hard surfaces in your vehicles. Remember to wipe the air conditioner vents and the door handles both inside and out.
Spray the germs away
Before bringing groceries or parcels into your home, spray them down. Keep Clorox Expert Disinfecting Spray at the entryway to quickly disinfect items to keep you safe from viruses and bacteria.
Disinfect high-touch hot spot surfaces in your homes
Handrails, light switches, handles and doorknobs are all notoriously germy, as are high-touch items like phones, computer keyboards and TV remotes. We recommend Clorox Disinfecting Wipes for in home usage as they kill 99.9% of viruses and bacteria including the Covid-19 virus in just 15 seconds[9]. Give them a good once-over daily.
Don’t let your guard down. Following these simple tips can help us stay safe and healthy, better able to cope with the challenges posed by the Omicron variant.
The Clorox Expert range includes Clorox Expert Disinfecting Wipes Flowpack of 15s and 30s and Clorox Expert Disinfecting Spray. Clorox products are available nationwide at leading retailers and online retail partners, LazMall and Shopee Supermarket. Get more information on clean matters, activities and more from Clorox Malaysia’s website at https://www.cloroxmalaysia.com or follow Clorox Malaysia’s social media pages at https://www.facebook.com/CloroxMalaysia/ and https://www.instagram.com/cloroxmalaysia/.
[1] https://www.facebook.com/100064560379224/posts/322709616557715/?d=n
[2] https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/hcp/non-us-settings/overview/index.html
[3] https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/disinfecting-your-home.html
[4] *Staphylococcus Aureus, Pseudomonas Aeruginosa, E.Coli, Candida Albicans, Influenza A H1N1, Influenza A H3N2, Human Coronavirus 229E, SARS-CoV-2. Use as per label instruction(s).
[5] https://www.cloroxmalaysia.com/en/products/clorox-expert-disinfecting-wipes/fresh-scent/
*Kills SARS-CoV-2 virus on hard, nonporous surfaces. Use as directed for other germs.
[6] Source : Euromonitor International Limited; Home Care 2020 Edition; Bleach, all channels, retail selling price, Global Brand Name Clorox 2019 data.
[7] https://www.gavi.org/vaccineswork/fresh-research-says-omicron-lasts-much-longer-surfaces-other-variants-disinfecting
[8] https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/disinfecting-your-home.html
[9] Kills SARS-CoV-2 virus on hard, nonporous surfaces. Use as directed for other germs.
About The Clorox Company
The Clorox Company (NYSE: CLX) is a leading multinational manufacturer and marketer of consumer and professional products with approximately 8,800 employees worldwide and fiscal year 2019 net sales of $6.2 billion. Clorox is a signatory of the United Nations Global Compact and the Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s New Plastics Economy Global Commitment. The company has been broadly recognized for its corporate responsibility efforts, included on CR Magazine’s 2019 100 Best Corporate Citizens list, Barron’s 2020 100 Most Sustainable Companies, the Human Rights Campaign’s 2020 Corporate Equality Index and the 2019 Bloomberg Gender Equality Index, among others. In support of its communities, The Clorox Company and its foundations contributed about $12 million in combined cash grants, product donations and cause marketing in fiscal year 2019. For more information, visit TheCloroxCompany.com, including the Good Growth blog, and follow the company on Twitter at @CloroxCo.
[1] https://www.facebook.com/100064560379224/posts/322709616557715/?d=n
[2] https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/hcp/non-us-settings/overview/index.html
[3] https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/disinfecting-your-home.html
[4] *Staphylococcus Aureus, Pseudomonas Aeruginosa, E.Coli, Candida Albicans, Influenza A H1N1, Influenza A H3N2, Human Coronavirus 229E, SARS-CoV-2. Use as per label instruction(s).
[5] https://www.cloroxmalaysia.com/en/products/clorox-expert-disinfecting-wipes/fresh-scent/
*Kills SARS-CoV-2 virus on hard, nonporous surfaces. Use as directed for other germs.
[6] Source : Euromonitor International Limited; Home Care 2020 Edition; Bleach, all channels, retail selling price, Global Brand Name Clorox 2019 data.
[7] https://www.gavi.org/vaccineswork/fresh-research-says-omicron-lasts-much-longer-surfaces-other-variants-disinfecting
[8] https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/disinfecting-your-home.html
[9] Kills SARS-CoV-2 virus on hard, nonporous surfaces. Use as directed for other germs.
Lab-grown cultured chicken meat maker Eat Just, which sells under GOOD Meat, has partnered with Loo’s Hainanese Curry Rice in Singapore. The new famous Loo’s Hainanese Curry Rice offered the option of GOOD Meat cultivated chicken and was priced at only SGD 4. The dish was served for a limited time until 1 March 2022. For the first time in history, Singapore’s hawkers are starting to serve meat made without slaughter.
According to Eat Just, “GOOD Meat will be popping up at traditional hawker stalls and centers in Singapore”.
For plant-based meat or even cultivated meat to truly become mainstream, it is important for companies to make these ingredients available at an affordable price at hawker stalls and centers.
However, we feel that this will take time. Take a look at croissant in Malaysia where consumers previously viewed it as a premium pastry. With the availability of frozen croissant and the growing popularity of croissant in restaurants, we finally see croissant becoming an option in hawker stalls or kopitiam in Malaysia, selling alongside the more traditional toasted bread but at a slightly premium price.
Ongoing growth momentum and business expansion plans set to create 50,000 career opportunities by 2026
PETALING JAYA, 2 MARCH 2022 – McDonald’s Malaysia has announced its five-year business expansion plans amid achieving a 15 percent year-on-year growth in 2021. The significant improvement in business performance is attributed to strategic management decisions focused on several key business drivers. Overall, the company looks to continue the upward trajectory and maintaining its momentum which saw its 2021 business performance returning to pre-pandemic levels and outperforming its 2019 results.
“We were able to navigate through a challenging environment over the last two years because we made bold decisions to focus on four key business drivers, which are namely the Drive-Thru, McDelivery, our Digital Platform and McCafé,” said Dato’ Azmir Jaafar, Managing Director and Local Operating Partner of McDonald’s Malaysia.
McDonald’s continues to strengthen its position as the number one drive-thru restaurant operator in the country, with 214 drive-thru restaurants across Malaysia and growing.
“We will focus on speed, accuracy and convenience by continuing to ramp up our Drive-Thru, McDelivery, Digital Platform and McCafé business segments in the upcoming years as part of our business expansion plans. McDonald’s Malaysia’s success is premised on our promise of always delivering delicious feel-good moments to customers anytime, anywhere,” said Azmir.
Strong Expansion Plans Opens Up 50,000 Career Opportunities
As part of McDonald’s Malaysia’s Vision 2026, the company will be investing a total of RM1.35 billion over the next five years to open 205 new restaurants, bringing the total up to 500 restaurants in the country by 2026.
Given the company’s growth trajectory and ongoing business uptrend, McDonald’s also expects to offer more than 50,000 career opportunities for Malaysians by 2026. Staying true to its ‘Malaysians Serving Malaysians’ philosophy, the quick service restaurant remains committed to hiring 100% Malaysians to join its workforce.
According to Azmir, the 50,000 job vacancies will help fuel the company’s growth and support ongoing restaurant operations which have significantly evolved over the last two years. With the introduction of more table service in the restaurants, double track drive-thru outlets, increased delivery services as well as adherence to health and social distancing guidelines, the company will require additional staffing to ensure quality and standard of service remains top notch.
“We aim to offer Malaysians more than just jobs but also meaningful careers at McDonald’s. Today, an individual may join as a restaurant crew, but given the right training and guidance, they can easily rise through the ranks within McDonald’s in a few years,” said Azmir.
“McDonald’s commitment to strengthening youth employability is well recognised in the hospitality industry. Today, Malaysian youths can kickstart their career via the McDonald’s Vocational Apprenticeship Programme under the government’s National Dual Training System (SLDN),” added Azmir, noting that McDonald’s is aiming to invest RM300 million in training and development programmes by 2026.
McDonald’s is the first quick-service restaurant operator in the country to be awarded the SLDN accreditation by the Department of Skills Development (DSD) of the Ministry of Human Resources. As of 2021, McDonald’s Malaysia has trained more than 3,500 youths who are now gainfully employed in the hospitality industry. In line with the company’s Vision 2026, the quick service restaurant aims to produce up to 15,000 Vocational Academy apprentices in the next five years.
Currently, more than 80% of McDonald’s full-time employees are already earning a minimum of RM1500 in basic salary per month. By the end of 2022, McDonald’s will be adjusting the wages of its full-time staff in support of the government’s latest proposal to raise the minimum wage, a testament to its ‘people-first’ commitment.
To find out more about careers at McDonald’s Malaysia, please visit the McDonald’s Careers page HERE.
March 2022 – Throughout the month of March, SOULed OUT outlets in Kuala Lumpur, Bangsar South and Kota Kinabalu, as well as WIP at Bangsar Shopping Centre and WIP On The Park at Marc Residences are featuring Irish themed food and drink offerings to keep the St. Pat’s vibe going all month long. Of course, in true St. Patrick’s spirit, the curated cuisine has been infused with the world’s most loved stout, Guinness. All participating outlets boast ample open-air dining, stringent SOPs and fully vaccinated staff so guests can enjoy a day or night out without any qualms.
For St. Patrick’s Day on 17th March, SOULed OUT Kuala Lumpur will be bringing an authentic Irish experience to partygoers, where they will be welcomed and decked out in an iconic black and green stovepipe hat courtesy of Guinness, enjoy a variety of fairground games, like the claw game and high striker, watch a St. Paddy’s parade complete with mascot, jive out to live music and traditional tap dancing, as well as participate in party games, including pub quizzes, step dancing and a scavenger hunt, where revellers stand to win special edition Guinness t-shirts for one night only. Guests can also visit the ‘Guinness Tavern’ across the street, constructed for this celebration. Another unique experience patrons can look forward to is getting a picture-perfect pint of stout from the aptly named ‘Guinness Stoutie’ with their faces or other images printed in foam art for the memories or to upload the ideal social media post.
Right now, punters can tease their tastebuds with seasonal offerings like the Beer Can Spring Chicken; a whole roasted spring chicken brined in Guinness accompanied with a tangy mango salsa, crispy pumpkin fritters and a Guinness infused BBQ sauce for RM28++. Traditionalists will enjoy the Guinness Beef Stew and hearty vegetables served with a mushroom and chickpea ragout on toasted sourdough for RM30++. Pescatarians and seafood lovers can dig into the Guinness Battered Fish & Chips. It showcases a dense and robust Threadfin Fish which releases its moist sweetness with a touch of Guinness added to the batter to make the final result extra crispy when it leaves the fryer. Coupled with hot chips, guacamole, coleslaw, and Guinness infused tartare sauce this masterpiece is priced at RM40++. For pub snacks the Leprechaun Popcorn Chicken for RM18++ at SOULed OUT outlets and RM24++ at WIP outlets is wonderful as a festive appetiser or for sharing. These bite sized morsels of Guinness brined chicken are fried until golden and accompanied by a corn tortilla cup, zucchini chips and Guinness tartare sauce. All St. Patrick’s inspired food offerings perfectly complement the Guinness-infused brews and promotions available at SOULed OUT and WIP outlets all month long.
To wash down all that tantalising goodness, there is the Guinness Float for RM21++ at SOULed OUT outlets and RM25++ at WIP outlets, a delicious combination of Guinness Draught and Häagen-Dazs vanilla ice cream drizzled with chocolate syrup, resulting in the perfect dessert-inspired cocktail. For larger groups, the Guinness Lychee Shooters are fun sized concoctions of Guinness liquorice syrup, lychee, Malta and topped with whipped cream that comes in a set of 10 shots for RM30++ so everyone can partake.
Also available now until March 31st, patrons at SOULed OUT and WIP outlets also get a pair of quirky limited edition Guinness party glasses for every two sets of Guinness they order at WIP. Each set at WIP outlets is 5 mugs for RM70++ and at SOULed OUT outlets for 3 pint or 5 mugs at RM68++. It’s an entire month of all things St. Pat’s, so don your best green gear and let the party begin.
ABOUT SOULed OUT
SOULed OUT began in 1996 as a small neighbourhood café in Mont Kiara and moved to her current premise in Desa Sri Hartamas in December 1999. So, named as each and every staff member puts their heart and soul into providing her patrons with the best. More than two decades on and having served over 5 million patrons, SOULed OUT has matured into an assured personality with a fun-loving spirit. An eclectic mix of Asian, Western and Northern Indian food and beverages make it a place for friends and family to foster the spirit of friendship and camaraderie.
Our other outlets in Bangsar South and Kota Kinabalu are located in the heart of the city to cater to patrons in the vicinity. Whatever it is, an encounter with SOULed OUT is always ‘as good as a hug’. SOULed OUT’s accolades include ‘Outlet of the Year’, ‘Best Resto-Bar 2013-2014’ at the prestigious Hospitality Asia Platinum Awards (HAPA), Malaysia Tatler Best Restaurants 2015 SOULed OUT Kuala Lumpur – Exceptional Cuisine & Service, Timeout KL Food & Drink Awards 2016, Best Neighbourhood Pub, winner of Dining’s Best of The Year Award 2020: and most recently Tatler Malaysia’s Legacy Award and Tatler’s Best Restaurant for 2022 for SOKL, WIP BSC & WIP On The Park.
ABOUT WIP
From its beginnings as a Work In Progress to a landmark lifestyle destination, WIP is now Whipped Into Place, and has firmly established itself as a polished diamond glittering in the dining landscape of Kuala Lumpur. Located at the prominent BSC and Marc Residence, the urban tropic garden is THE place to hang out and unwind.
Cosmopolitan Cuisine is the direction of WIP’s menu. With inspiration from different continents, the food is prepared with the best and most fresh of ingredients. It is an innovative and creative menu that will surely cater to a wide variety of tastebuds and please any palate. Lovers of innovative beverages will surely rub their hands in glee with resident mixologists creating liquid perfection before your very eyes at the uniquely shaped Clam Bar. A delectable selection of Mojitos, signature & classic cocktails are available to quench your thirst, as are fine whiskies, boutique liquors, premium beers, champagnes, and wine.
SOULed OUT Kuala Lumpur
No. 20, Jalan 30/70A,
Desa Sri Hartamas, 50480 Kuala Lumpur
t : 03 2300 1955 / 012 200 1955 (reservations) / 03 2300 1929 (general)
SOULed OUT Bangsar South
11-12, Ground Floor, Nexus, 7, Jalan Kerinchi, Bangsar South,
59200 Kuala Lumpur
t : 013 613 1663
e : burp@souledout.com.my
