Choypengism - Malaysia Lifesyle Blogger

With the country under lockdown and many are consigned to work from home, filling up the petrol tank might not be high on the list of priorities for many Malaysians at the moment.   However, those on the frontlines making food and parcel deliveries, as well as the police, health and lab officers going to and fro as they trace, track and test others during this pandemic are in dire need of a way to keep costs low.   With eateries not allowing dine-ins, petrol stations not only function as a spot to fill up the tank, but have also become spots to fill up on food or drink as you take a short rest from the ongoing hassle.   For this, ShopeePay has offers you can’t resist through our “Deals Near Me”, an online-to-offline (O2O) feature that uses location-based services to help users discover ShopeePay Vouchers offered by nearby merchants - in this case, petrol stations and stores attached to them.   Users can easily purchase vouchers through the Shopee ap...

Thank you Meat and Livestock Australia for graciously sending over this media kit and lunch pack over the weekend. I truly enjoyed the Grilled Australian Black Angus Striploin Steak Eating lean red meat three to four times a week is recommended by nutritionists for a healthy balanced diet. Australian beef, promoted using the True Aussie Beef branding & logo in international markets, fits the bill completely and deliciously. It’s easy and convenient to buy and cook and there’s no better time than now for a beef-up experience. Beef has many nutritional benefits and is an essential part of a healthy diet for the family, especially for children. Red meat is a great source of protein, iron, zinc and other essential nutrients. Australian beef -- grass-fed, grain-fed, organic and breed-specific products like Wagyu and Angus -- can be enjoyed in different meat cuts and in a variety of cooking styles. Most Australian cattle are raised on open pasture, and Australian grass-fed beef is natur...

C ongratulations to those who have successfully claimed their RM150 eBelia credit through ShopeePay! The additional RM500 worth of vouchers received is definitely an opportunity for you to grab essentials to weather through the pandemic.   But what will you spend it on?   Here are five suggestions on how to spend your ShopeePay credit both online and offline, to make the most of what you’ve got.   1.      Food for thought ShopeePay is an accepted mobile wallet for any food and beverage outlet with a DuitNow QR code. And better than that - after claiming your eBelia credit, use ShopeePay and receive RM5 cashback with a minimum spend of RM10 when you scan any other eWallet or Bank’s DuitNow QR codes to pay.   At the same time, you can also order food from DeliverEat and KFC and pay with ShopeePay. Ordering from KFC will allow you to claim RM4 cashback with a minimum spend of RM25.   You can also further stretch your Ringg...