Get 600 Chope-Dollars (S$18) with One Reservation - Book Today, Attend by 31 December 2017!
Celebrate Chope's 6th birthday with 600 Chope-Dollars (which is equivalent to S$18) for making a valid reservation today (13 June 2017) on the Chope app, and attending it before 31 December 2017. If you do not have a Chope account (what are you waiting for?!), sign-up for free now and get up to 300 bonus Chope-Dollars.
As a general reminder, you can stack this Chope promotion with the ongoing Mileslife promotion (find out how you can earn more miles when dining out in Singapore) which gives you triple miles on dining (up to 9 miles per dollar extra!). If you do not have a Mileslife account, click HERE to sign-up for one and get up to 1,600 bonus miles which will be posted into your frequent flyer program of choice within 3 business days.
Terms and Conditions:
• Limited to one redemption per diner.
• Valid for reservations made on 13th June only.
• Reservation to be fulfilled by 31 December 2017.
• Only valid for reservations made via the Chope app.
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