Beloved by heartlanders across Singapore, Kimly Dim Sum is celebrating its 16th anniversary with a 6-week-long “Our Kimly Dim Sum” campaign. From 18 November to 27 December 2024, the brand is offering unbeatable discounts on some of its best-selling dim sum items, making it a perfect time for families and food lovers to enjoy delicious treats at budget-friendly prices.
Quality Dim Sum, Now Even More Affordable
As part of the anniversary celebrations, the campaign will feature 6 of Kimly’s most popular items, including fan favorites like the Bak Kwa Bao, Chive Dumplings, and Chee Cheong Fun, at up to 50% off or even free with a minimum spend of S$5. Prices will range from S$0 to S$1.20 per item, allowing patrons to enjoy their favorite dishes without breaking the bank.
Join the Celebration and Win Dining Vouchers
Kimly Dim Sum is inviting patrons to share their love for its food on social media. Fans can post their favorite dim sum memories with Kimly for a chance to win S$100 dining vouchers. The campaign culminates on 27 December, with six winners announced at the end.
Special Deals to Look Out For
The campaign kicks off with the popular Big Bao priced at just S$1 (usual price S$1.90) from 18-22 November and wraps up with a free Bak Kwa Bao for every S$5 spend from 23-27 December. Since its launch, Kimly Dim Sum has sold over 26 million Big Baos, and the Bak Kwa Bao, made with premium Peng Guan Bak Kwa, has become a crowd favorite.
According to Chef Loong, who has led the brand’s culinary team, Kimly Dim Sum was founded to bring high-quality dim sum to neighborhoods at affordable prices. The team remains committed to this mission, continuously refining its menu based on customer feedback. Today, Kimly Dim Sum serves over 10,000 dishes daily across its 32 outlets islandwide.
The “Our Kimly Dim Sum” campaign is available from Monday to Friday, 7am to 11pm, excluding public holidays.
For more information, visit www.kimlygroup.sg/OurKDS24.
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