Grab: $15 for a Box of High Grade Durian with Free Delivery (17 Jul 16)

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Singapore’s love for the “King of Fruits” a.k.a the durian is undeniable!

That’s why, this Sunday only (17 July 2016), between 2-9pm Grab is  bringing back #GrabDurian!

For all of you durian lovers, they’re offering a box of high grade durian for only S$15 and delivering it to you for free! Each box will contain fleshy goodness from a whole durian of at least 1.5kg.

Just book yours with a credit/debit card on Grab.

So get your tastebuds ready, the pungent perfection, the spiky sensation, the #GrabDurian … is on your way.

Share this great news with your friends and family to enjoy #GrabDurian.Grabdurian

Here’s How to Book Your #GrabDurian!#GRABDURIAN_Mock SG

Step 1:
Download the Grab app for FREE from the Google Play Store or App Store and activate your account

Step 2:
Select #GrabDurian Icon

Step 3:

Key in your pickup and drop-off location (both must be the same address)

Step 4:
Select Payment Method (Credit / Debit Card only) & select Next

Step 5:
Book your #GrabDurian and the durian will be delivered to your doorstep! We’re expecting high demand so please be patient

Pro tip: To up your chances, get live updates on where the cars are on our Twitter Feed @GrabSG

*Terms and Conditions Apply

For further inquiries, please contact Grab at (65) 6570 3925 or mail to [email protected]

Promotion Conditions:

  • This promotion is only valid for Grab users island-wide in Singapore except for areas of Sentosa and Tuas.
  • This promotion is valid on 17th July 2016 from 2pm to 9pm only.
  • Valid for bookings under the #GrabDurian icon only.
  • This promotion is valid on first come first serve basis.
  • Each booking is entitled to one (1) durian only.
  • Durian type may varies for each delivery (e.g. Mao Shan Wang/Black Thorn/Red Prawn and more)  and passengers are not allowed to select which type of durian being delivered.
  • Valid for all Grab users.
  • Payment method must be via credit card or debit card only.
  • Each successful booking will charge S$15 to your registered credit card or debit card.
  • Valid for bookings island-wide in Singapore except for Sentosa and Tuas.
  • Delivery of the durian will be done within a time limit of 1 hour from the booking time.

*Terms and conditions apply

Terms & Conditions:

#GrabDurian” Promotion (“the Campaign”) is organised by Grab (“the Organiser”) and is open to all Singapore citizens, permanent residents residing in Singapore and foreigners who are travelling or working in Singapore. The following persons are not eligible to participate in the Campaign:

  • All employees (both permanent and fixed term contract) of the Organiser and their immediate family members.

By taking part in this campaign, you have indicated that you have read, understood and agreed to be bound by these terms and conditions. You also acknowledge and agree to be legally bound by the terms and conditions below and decisions of the Organiser without limitation or qualification. You further agree that all decisions of the Organiser shall be final and conclusive.

Campaign Duration:

The Campaign will run on 17th July 2016 (“the Campaign Period”). The Organiser reserves the sole and absolute right to alter or end the Campaign at any time prior to the expiry of the Campaign Period without giving any prior notice and no compensation in cash or in kind shall be given.

How To Enter:

Participants can enter the Campaign by downloading Grab’s mobile application (iOS, Android). Participants are required to include their name, mobile phone number and email address for further communication and verification purposes. Just go to ‘Profile’ to register and activate your Grab account.

The Organiser reserves the sole and absolute right to disqualify any participant or reject qualifying participants deemed ineligible (be it under these Terms & Conditions or has engaged in a conduct that the Organiser considers inappropriate or unacceptable).

General Terms & Limitation of Liability:

Grab reserves the sole and absolute right to withdraw, amend and/or alter any part of the whole terms and conditions in relation to this Campaign at any time without giving any prior notice to the Customers and the Customers agree to be bound by those changes.

  • Grab’s decisions in any matter in relations to the Campaign shall be final and conclusive.
  • Grab shall not be liable for any claims by the Customers or third-party claims or loses of any nature, including but not limited to, loss of profits, punitive, indirect, special, incidental, or consequential damages or for other damages and any related claims of any nature, including direct, indirect, third-party, consequential or other damages resulting from or in connection with this Campaign.

 

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Agrobazaar: $50 Durian Buffet for 2 Pax (While Stocks Last)

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Durian lovers, check this out.

Agrobazaar Malaysia will be hosting a Durian Buffet next month at their outlet located along Sultan Gate off Beach Road. (Note: Located in Singapore)

If you haven’t heard of Agrobazaar, it was officially opened last year by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and his Malaysia counterpart Najib Razak.

They have been featured on Straits Times here.

Tickets are already on sale on Groupon and they are reasonably priced at $50 for 2 pax (worth $100).

Durians include Mao Shan Wang, D24, D101 and D13.

It will be held over 4 days with 2 sessions per day to cater to the demand.

  • 2 Aug 2015
  • 8 Aug 2015
  • 16 Aug 2015
  • 22 Aug 2015

The first session will be held at 5pm – 6.30pm and the second session at 6.45pm – 8.15pm (including public holidays).

Agrobazaar Durian Buffet

You can purchase these off from Groupon before it get sold out.

Agrobazaar Roof

Roof of Agrobazaar

Who do you want to share the durian buffet with? Share this deal with your friends and family members to find out!

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Big Box: All-You-Can-Eat Durian Buffet is Back (11 – 12 Jul 2015)

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Big Box’s All-You-Can-Eat Durian Buffet is back by popular demand.

It will feature durians from Malaysia this time round, so you’re definitely in for a treat.

Price starts from $28 for Big Box’s member or $38 for non-members.

Date: 11 – 12 July 2015
Time: 2pm – 5pm

Ready for unlimited serving of the King of Fruits?

Big Box Durian Sample

Well, at least the durians are already on the table waiting for you.

Share this good news with your durian kakis now.

Big Box 
1 Venture Ave, 608521
6801 6688
Nearest MRT: Jurong East MRT Station (Connect through JEM)

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How Much Are Your Mistakes Worth in Singapore? #FineCity

Singapore has been dubbed globally as a “Fine City”. The common penalties range from S$200 to S$1,000. Some laws are famous for its outrageous nature such as banning of chewing gums or durians (in public transportation).

The strict policies may urge you to be hesitant in your actions but it will surely train your discipline and accountability.

1. NO PIRATED GOODS

Much like most of the countries, Singapore has a strict policy for Pirated Goods (e.g., CDs or DVDs) and Pornography. Illegal video circulation is an offense that will fine up to S$1,000 (US$800).

2. NO SMOKING

Aside from the record-breaking cigarette prices in Singapore, violation of the smoking regulations can cost you up to S$1,000. Authorized cigarette packs have a stamp of “SDPC” (Singapore Duty-Paid Cigarette). Otherwise, you have to pay S$500 per pack once you are caught bringing it inside the country. Smoking in public areas such as the public train is strictly prohibited.

3. NO CHEWING GUMS

As most might acknowledge, chewing gums are banned in Singapore. Importing chewing gums in the country even for personal consumption is illegal. Improper disposal of gum and carrying huge quantities of it will cost you a fine of S$500 to S$1,000 on your first offense. This is to prevent chewed gum traces on the public seats, pavements, stairways, and floors.

4. NO LITTERING

Aside from being a fine city, Singapore is known for its impeccable cleanliness. Initial offenders who throw small items like cigarette sticks or candy wrappers are penalized for S$300. Anyone else that are caught littering in public will be fined with S$1,000 and will do community service.

5. DON’TS IN THE PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION

To maintain cleanliness and safety of all the citizens, flammable goods are banned inside a public transportation. Once you get caught with a flammable item, you will get the S$5,000 (US$4,000) fine. Also, no eating or drinking is allowed inside buses, train stations, and inside the train. It will cost you from S$300 to S$500 once you are caught.

Image Credits: Paul Papadimitriou via Flickr

Image Credits: Paul Papadimitriou via Flickr

If you have a bad memory, worry not since warning signs are plastered all over buses and trains.

 

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