Wednesday, January 22, 2020

2020 Chinese New Year Shopping Guide Malaysia

Here in eWhallet, we’re extremely enthusiastic as the Chinese New Year draws closer. The year of Rat indicates prosperity and surplus and we can vouch for this to be true especially as all e-wallet providers have ground hard to provide the best values for their consumers. In this article, we would like to guide you on how to utilize and take advantage of the best e-wallet deals available in Malaysia to make the most out of CNY. 

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That said, scroll down to learn more on how to get the most bang for your buck! We’ve also added some events and go-to spots for you to make the most out of this year’s Chinese New Year.

Source: theladiescard.com

As you’re reading this article, you’re probably at the preceding days of CNY. You’re getting ready to shop till you drop to look fabulous while concurrently getting your house squeaky clean to usher prosperity. It is now when most of your spending is made and we have the right deals collected for you to go easy on your wallet. Some of you are also probably on the hunt for the most scrumptious Yee Sang deals for your workplace. Fret no more, we have you covered.

CNY Cleaning supply deals

Cleaning needn’t be a pricy ordeal; you can now get your hands on the best deals for cleaning supplies to achieve a spick and span house. Don’t forget to fluff your house with some beautiful decorations to create a festive ambiance! Here are some amazing deals e-wallet providers have in store for you.

Grab x Kaodim

Grab is giving out RM8 coupon book to unlock deals and claims to offer savings up to RM138 for services such as house cleaning, aircon servicing, deep cleaning, sofa cleaning, and car seat cleaning till the 6th of February 2020. Kaodim offers various services such as cleaning and moving. We think it’s ingenious that Grab has partnered with them.

Click here to learn more about Kaodim
Click here to learn more about Grab’s Home Services

CNY Grocery shopping e-wallet deals

Many supermarkets have also paired with e-wallet providers to encourage shopping in their outlets. Here are some of their cashback campaigns that we’ve aggregated for you to decide who offers the best value.

TESCO

Tesco has paired with both Boost and Touch n’Go eWallet this Chinese New Year? Which e-wallet has the better deal? We’ll leave it to you to decide.

Boost Touch’n Go eWallet
Minimum spending of RM 88 will entitle you a RM10 cashback Minimum spending of RM60 will entitle you RM8 cashback
Entitled only to the first 16,800 transactions per 30 days cycle. Entitled only to the first 30,000 transactions throughout the campaign
3 days for cashback to be credited to Boost account 3 days for cashback to be credited into Tn’G eWallet
Each eligible user is entitled to 2x cashback throughout the promotional period Each eligible user is entitled to 1x cashback throughout the promotional period

Boost x AeonBig

Source: aeonbig.com.my

Lastly, we also found Boost collaboration with Aeon Big interesting as you can be eligible to receive RM8 cashback with minimum spending of RM60. The cashback is limited to the first 30,000 eligible transactions during the campaign period with a  maximum of two (2) Cashbacks under this campaign. This campaign will be due on the 29th of February.

Clothes and Beauty Product Shopping Deals

The prettiest cheongsam? The handsomest Changsan? Heck, even the trendiest fashion pieces are now available at the greatest deals with awesome bonuses. Here are some stores available on e-wallets waiting to be grabbed.

ZALORA x Boost x GrabPay

Source: zalora.com.my

Zalora has paired with both GrabPay and Boost this Chinese New Year. Below is a comparison table for you to decide which e-wallet provider to opt for.

GrabPay
HUATEVER Campaign
Boost
CNY & Online Beauty Campaign
28% discount with a Min. Spend of RM 200 RM18 flashback with Min. Spend of RM188
Redeemable once per user Each user is entitled to a maximum of 2 cashback
Quota: 7000 redemptions Quota: 10000 eligible transactions
Due: 6th February 2020 Due: 14th March 2020

HERMO x GrabPay x Boost

GrabPay
HUATEVER Campaign
Boost
CNY & Online Beauty Campaign
Min. Spending of RM88 for RM8 rebate. RM18 flashback with Min. Spend of RM188
Credited to ‘MyRewards’ and valid for 14 days from the issuance date. Each user is entitled to a maximum of 2 cashback
One redemption per user. Quota: 10000 eligible transactions
Due: 6th February 2020 Due: 14th March 2020

Yee Sang Hunt

Based on our research, Fave has the best Yee Sang deals among all e-wallet providers. Though admittedly, they are a local discovery app, they have still tapped into the e-wallet industry with FavePay. We are a fan of dining in a restaurant for Yee Sang session so naturally, we were more inclined to their aggregated offers. Here are some exciting deals in Kuala Lumpur offered by Fave. Do remember, these deals are not just limited to KL so be sure to browse for deals near you.

Source: myfave.com

New Year’s Eve is equally as exciting as Chinese New Year itself. Reunion dinners, ang pao and staying up till the clock strikes 12 are all part of the excitement!

Chinese New Year Dinner Deals

Yet again, Fave did not disappoint as they provide an array of options with mind-boggling deals for Chinese New Year Dinners.

Source: myfave.com

Chinese New Year To-Go Places and Events

During New Year Eve, it’s common for the night skies to be lit with beautiful fireworks. Fireworks are lit to scare away lunar new year monsters (Nian) and this tradition has been practiced in the Chinese Community for centuries. It’s time to put your wallet to rest and enjoy the year’s most auspicious day! Set the fireworks away and let your eyes feast the beauty of Chinese New Year. Many also tend to visit temples to offer sacrifices to their ancestors or to simply gain blessings. Here is a list we’ve sourced from Wonderful Malaysia and Malaysia Traveller to suggest top places to visit for Chinese New Year. As the season festivity means a troublesome parking situation, ease all hassle with Boost’s Park and Pay feature or get to your destination with EzCab with Boost’s exclusive vouchers https://www.myboost.com.my/vouchers/ezcab/. We still vouch for Grab’s Transport Services so do check your GrabReward to get a discount off your trip. We’re also huge fans of Touch n’Go eWallet’s Pay Direct and RFID services which will definitely make your journey more pleasant (especially at tolls!).

Fireworks

Expect amazing firework shows at locations below during the eve of Chinese New Year (Friday, 24th January) and during the eve of Chap Goh Mei (Hokkien Chinese New Year) on the 7th of February 2020.

  • Chinatown 
  • Old Klang Road
  • Georgetown 
  • Ipoh City
  • Malacca City Center
Source: www.allstaff.com.my

Lantern Festival

Source: Canvas of Light
  • Kek Lok Si Temple, Penang (19 January 2020-21 February 2020)
  • Thean Hou Temple, Kuala Lumpur
  • FGS Dong Zen Temple (20 January 2020 to 8 February 2020)

On a final note, do also check out The Light Water Fest taking place in Sepang International Circuit and Underwater Lion Dance in Aquaria KLCC if you ever get the chance to!

Wrapping up, we hope this guide will help you achieve an eventful  Chinese New Year Celebration. Ewhallet wishes our readers Happy Chinese New Year and Huat Ah! Do leave us a comment on how helpful this article was for you and what you’d like to see more next time around. Gong Xi Gong Xi and Happy Holidays!

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