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Lucky Mala Noodle Birthday: RM20 Voucher (RM20 Min) | JomDeals

Lucky Mala Noodle sends members an RM20 voucher during their birthday month - minimum RM20 spend turns it into a free mala meal. First-hand: RM34.86 dinner for RM15.75.

Last checked (deal info): 25 Aug 2026Updated (this guide): 2026-08-25

What you get

An RM20 voucher against your bill during your birthday month at Lucky Mala Noodle (上上仟麻辣烫), the build-your-own mala noodle bar with outlets in KL, Selangor and Johor. The code arrives by SMS and also lives in the Mulah membership app.

The arithmetic that makes it shine: a first-hand redemption at The Gardens Mall landed RM34.86 of food for RM15.75 after the voucher - and hitting exactly RM20 of ingredients is an art form worth practising.

Quick decision

If you already eat mala, this is a free birthday dinner. If you have never tried mala, your birthday month is a merciful time to find out.

Requirements at a glance

  • Free membership registered at any outlet
  • RM20 minimum spend in a single transaction
  • Dine-in; valid during your birthday month per the SMS terms
  • Outlets across KL, Selangor and Johor

How to claim

  1. Register as a member at any outlet (free).
  2. Watch for the SMS voucher as your birthday month approaches.
  3. Dine in, keep the bill above RM20 in a single transaction.
  4. Present the SMS code to staff before paying.

What usually goes wrong

  • Portion physics - the RM20 threshold lures over-ordering; the first-hand report recommends picking conservatively.
  • Assuming app-only - the SMS itself is sufficient proof.
  • Service charge surprises - budget for SST on top of the discounted figure.

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