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In conjunction with the 61st Independence Day, B'Eats Malaysia is giving out a promo code where you may apply and get a discounted meal.

Promo Code: BEATSMERDEKA
(RM5 off per checkout)

Here's how you may order your next meal with B'Eats Malaysia:

1. Visit https://www.beats.my/ , key in the location you would like your meal to be sent to.

2. Choose the date you would like to have your meal, and pick either lunch or dinner.
3. Choose the meal you would like have and check out.

4. Fill in your details and relax while our rider delivers your meal right to your doorstep.
5. Payment method: Cash on delivery or you may use Maybank QR pay.

You're a vegetarian?

No worries, we have vegetarian meals.

You want something pork-free?

We have Malay chef serving Malay delights!

Order your food now with B'Eats Malaysia using our promo code

BEATSMERDEKA

and be ready to celebrate the 61th Malaysia's Independence Day!!!

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