World of Hyatt: Earn 2X Points on Dining Across Asia Pacific (1 August to 30 September 2026)

World of Hyatt has launched a new dining promotion that rewards members with double points on eligible food and beverage spend at participating restaurants and bars across Asia Pacific and Southwest Asia. The offer runs from 1 August to 30 September 2026, there is no registration required, and you earn simply by presenting your World of Hyatt membership number and a valid ID when you pay at the outlet. The HyattComforTable: Come For The Food, Stay For The Comfort campaign spans more than 850 Hyatt dining destinations across the region.

Click HERE to check out the full list of participating bars and restaurants!

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You earn 10 World of Hyatt points per eligible US dollar spent on food and beverage, which is double the usual five base points. The breakdown is five base points plus five bonus points per US dollar. Here is the important part that is easy to miss: walk-in dining that is not tied to a hotel stay ordinarily earns nothing at all in World of Hyatt, so this is not a case of the usual earn being doubled. During this window, non-stay dining that normally earns zero suddenly earns 10 points per dollar. That is what makes the offer genuinely additive rather than a rounding exercise.

This is where it gets interesting for anyone who reads this site. World of Hyatt points are among the more valuable hotel currencies, and I generally value them at around 2.0 US cents each. At 10 points per US dollar, you are effectively getting somewhere in the region 20 per cent back in value on dining you were likely to do anyway. Your own valuation may vary, but even at the conservative end this comfortably beats the earn rate on most Singapore dining credit cards on their own (which you will still be able to earn on these transactions).

To put it in redemption terms under the new five-tier award chart that took effect in May 2026 (which I covered in detail in my earlier post on the World of Hyatt chart changes):

• A Category 1 hotel (like the Hyatt House Kuala Lumpur, Mont Kiara) at the Lowest level now costs just 3,000 points per night. That is a free night for around US$300 of eligible dining.

• Maxing out the promotion at 30,000 bonus points is enough for up to ten nights at a Category 1 hotel on the Lowest level (3,000 points each).

The honest caveat on the cap is that 30,000 bonus points requires roughly US$6,000, or close to S$7,700 of eligible dining across two months. Very few readers will get anywhere near that, and I would not manufacture spend to chase it. The value here is in the everyday meals you were already going to buy, not in inventing new ones.

Photo Credit: Le Pristine Singapore

Outlet participation is the weak point of this promotion. Hyatt is explicit that not all properties, and not all outlets within a participating property, are taking part. Across the wider region the terms tell you to ask the outlet associates before you order, which is a polite way of saying the burden is on you to confirm eligibility on the spot. Front-of-house staff are not always briefed on regional loyalty promotions, so do not be surprised if you have to gently explain what you are asking about.

For Singapore, the participating outlets are confirmed and sit across the city's two Hyatt-branded hotels, Grand Hyatt Singapore and Andaz Singapore. The confirmed venues are:

• Grand Hyatt Singapore: Le Pristine Singapore, Pete's Place, Oasis, and 10|Scotts

• Andaz Singapore: Alley on 25, 5 ON 25, 665°F, and Mr. Stork

Each of these is running themed ComforTable menus tied to the campaign, so keep an eye out for names like the Midday Comfort Deal, the Me Time Recharge Meal, Plates & Pours Hour, the Tea & Treats Ritual, and Get Together brunches and dinners. These are the packages the promotion is built around, and they make hitting the US$10 minimum effortless.

The sweet spot is straightforward. If you already dine at a participating Hyatt outlet with any regularity, or you live or work near one, this is close to free money for two months. Present your number, pay at the outlet, and let the points post.

Two practical notes: First, if you are staying in-house, do not charge dining to your room during this window. Settle it directly at the outlet instead, otherwise the folio exclusion locks you out of the bonus. It feels counterintuitive, but paying separately is what earns you the points here. Second, stack your payment. Because you are paying directly at the outlet rather than to a folio, you are free to use whichever card earns you the most on dining. My personal choice is the UOB Lady’s Solitaire Credit Card, UOB Preferred Platinum Visa, and the HSBC Revolution Credit Card. These cards will earn at least 4 miles per dollar when used correctly and you can essentially double-dip on the same spend, earning hotel points and card rewards at once.