When it comes to preparing for Ramadan, a little planning goes a long way. Anyone who has experienced last-minute grocery runs just before Sahur or hours before Buka Puasa will understand how stressful it can be. The queues get longer, favourite items go out of stock, and prices rarely feel friendly. That is why the current Janji Semua Suka promotion at Lotus’s Malaysia deserves attention.
Running from 19 February to 4 March 2026, this promotion arrives at exactly the right time. It is tailored for families who want to stock up early, save money, and ensure their kitchens are ready for the fasting month. Lotus’s has built this campaign around one simple promise: variety that everyone in the household will enjoy, at prices that make sense.
Ramadan preparation is not just about dates and cordial drinks. It is about having practical ingredients on hand for quick Sahur meals and comforting dishes for Buka Puasa. Frozen food and dairy products often become lifesavers during this period. With longer days and busy schedules, many families appreciate the convenience of a well-stocked freezer and fridge.
Let’s start with what is easily the highlight of this promotion: Goodday Low Fat Milk 1L at RM7.49 with Buy 1 Free 1. This deal alone makes the trip worthwhile. Milk is a staple in many Malaysian households, whether for drinking during Sahur, mixing into oats, preparing hot chocolate for the children, or baking festive treats. A Buy 1 Free 1 offer effectively cuts the cost per carton in half, making it one of the strongest value buys in this entire campaign. For larger families, this is not just savings, it is smart budgeting.
Beyond milk, there are other attractive dairy deals worth considering. Lactel Bliss Yogurt Drink (Strawberry, Tropical & Mixed Fruits) 700g is priced at RM4.99 per unit. Yogurt drinks are refreshing options for Buka Puasa, especially after a long day of fasting. They are light, cooling, and easy on the stomach. Keeping a few bottles chilled ensures there is always something ready to serve.
Anchor Pure New Zealand Butter (Salted or Unsalted) 227g at RM12.85 per unit is another strong buy. Anyone planning festive baking will understand how quickly butter disappears during Ramadan and the lead-up to Hari Raya. From cookies to cakes and pastries, butter is an essential ingredient. Buying it at a competitive promotional price now helps avoid paying more later when demand increases.
FarmCows Fat Spread 250g at RM4.89 per unit and Bega Tatura Cream Cheese 500g at RM17.49 per unit round out the dairy selection nicely. Cream cheese is particularly useful for modern Raya bakes, cheesecakes, and even savoury dishes. With prices steadily rising across grocery categories, spotting these items at promotional rates makes a noticeable difference to overall spending.
Moving over to frozen favourites, this is where Lotus’s truly understands Malaysian households. Frozen food is often the backbone of quick Sahur solutions. After all, not everyone has the time or energy to cook elaborate meals at 4am.
Ayamas Chicken Frankfurters 340g at RM4.99 per pack are perfect for simple sandwiches, fried rice additions, or even as quick protein sides. First Pride Chicken Nuggets (Tempura or Crispy) 700g at RM14.50 per pack provide a convenient option for children and adults alike. Nuggets can be air-fried or oven-baked with minimal effort, making them ideal for rushed mornings.
For something more substantial, Lotus’s Burger (Chicken or Beef) 6 pieces x 70g at RM5.95 per pack offers excellent value. These patties can be turned into homemade burgers for Buka Puasa gatherings or used creatively in wraps and rice dishes. When compared to dining out or ordering takeaways, preparing meals at home with these deals significantly reduces expenses.
CB French Fries (Shoestring or Crinkle Cut) 1kg at RM5.99 per pack is another freezer essential. Fries are always popular, whether served alongside grilled chicken, burgers, or simply enjoyed as a snack after breaking fast. Having a 1kg pack in the freezer ensures there is always a crowd-pleaser available.
Spring Home Spring Roll Pastry or Kulit Popiah (various sizes) priced between RM2.80 and RM4.99 per pack is especially useful during Ramadan. Popiah, mini spring rolls, and other wrapped snacks are common on iftar tables. With ready-made pastry sheets available at affordable prices, preparing these treats becomes far less labour-intensive.
So why should families make the effort to visit Lotus’s during this promotion period instead of waiting?
Firstly, timing matters. The promotion runs before Ramadan reaches its busiest phase. Shopping earlier allows households to avoid peak-hour crowds and stock shortages. It also spreads out spending rather than concentrating all expenses in the final week.
Secondly, the Buy 1 Free 1 offer on Goodday milk is genuinely compelling. Promotions of this nature are not always available, especially on well-known brands. Taking advantage of it now means locking in savings on a product that will definitely be consumed.
Thirdly, freezer stocking is a practical strategy. Ramadan routines can be demanding, especially for working parents. Having nuggets, fries, burgers, and frankfurters ready reduces daily cooking pressure. It also helps families avoid impulse takeaway purchases, which are typically far more expensive.
Fourthly, baking preparation is smarter when done early. Butter and cream cheese prices fluctuate. Securing them at promotional rates means more budget can be allocated to other festive expenses such as clothing or home décor.
Another factor worth noting is the convenience that Lotus’s outlets provide. As a well-established hypermarket chain across Malaysia, their stores are spacious, with wide product selections under one roof. Shoppers can complete their entire Ramadan grocery list in one visit, from dairy and frozen food to dry goods and household necessities.
The tagline “Lotus’s Kan Ada!” reflects the idea that whatever the household needs, it is available there. During Ramadan, this convenience becomes even more valuable. Instead of hopping between multiple shops, families can streamline their preparation in one stop.
For budget-conscious households, these deals also support better financial planning. Ramadan and Hari Raya often come with increased spending. By saving on everyday essentials now, families can free up funds for other meaningful aspects of the festive season, such as hosting gatherings or giving duit raya.
There is also a sense of peace that comes from being prepared. Knowing that the freezer is stocked, the fridge is filled, and baking ingredients are secured makes the fasting month less stressful. It allows families to focus more on spiritual reflection and time together rather than worrying about last-minute grocery runs.
With the promotion ending on 4 March 2026, delaying may mean missing out. Popular items, particularly Buy 1 Free 1 deals, tend to move quickly. Visiting sooner rather than later ensures better availability and more relaxed shopping.
In short, the Janji Semua Suka promotion at Lotus’s Malaysia is not just about discounts. It is about practical savings, smart preparation, and making Ramadan smoother for the entire household. With competitive prices across dairy and frozen essentials, it is an opportunity worth taking seriously.
Promotional/Event Details:
Date: 19 February–4 March 2026
Time: During normal operating hours (varies by outlet)
Venue: All Lotus’s Malaysia outlets nationwide
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