If dining at Haidilao is already one of those treats worth planning for, the latest Happy Pass promotion could make those visits a little more rewarding. From 16 September to 16 October 2026, Haidilao is offering two Happy Pass options designed for diners who expect to return within the next month or three months.

The idea is fairly simple. Instead of paying for each visit without any additional voucher benefits, diners can purchase a Happy Pass and receive a collection of vouchers to use during its validity period. There are two choices available: the Haidilao Treats 30 at RM18.80 and the Haidilao Treats 90 at RM22.80.

For anyone who enjoys Haidilao with family, friends or colleagues, the RM22.80 option is particularly interesting because it comes with seven vouchers and potential savings of more than RM150. That does not mean everyone will automatically save RM150, as the vouchers have minimum spending requirements and specific terms, but regular diners who can make good use of them may find the pass worthwhile.

Two Happy Pass Options to Choose From

The promotion gives diners some flexibility depending on how often they expect to visit Haidilao.

The first option is the Haidilao Treats 30, priced at just RM18.80. This pass is valid for 30 days and comes with three vouchers.

The second is the Haidilao Treats 90, priced at RM22.80. This pass lasts for 90 days and provides seven vouchers, giving diners a longer period to use the benefits.

That small difference in price between the two passes is worth looking at carefully. The 30-day option may suit someone who has a Haidilao dinner planned soon, while the 90-day option could make more sense for regular diners who expect to visit several times over the coming months.

What Comes with the RM18.80 Haidilao Treats 30?

For RM18.80, the 30-Day Happy Pass comes with three vouchers.

There is one RM20 OFF voucher with a minimum spend of RM100. This particular voucher is valid from the day the Happy Pass is purchased.

There is also one RM30 OFF voucher with a minimum spend of RM200, which becomes valid from the following day.

The third benefit is a 15% OFF food items voucher with a minimum spend of RM200, also valid from the next day.

These vouchers can be used during the monthly pass period, subject to the validity dates and the applicable terms and conditions.

For diners who already have a Haidilao meal in mind, the RM18.80 pass could be an easy way to add some voucher savings to a planned visit. However, it is important to check the minimum spending requirements before deciding which voucher to use.

The RM22.80 Pass Comes with Seven Vouchers

The bigger attraction of this promotion is the Haidilao Treats 90, priced at RM22.80.

This 90-Day Happy Pass comes with seven vouchers, with the promotion stating potential savings of more than RM150 when the vouchers are used according to their requirements.

The voucher collection includes one RM20 OFF voucher with a minimum spend of RM100. There are also two RM30 OFF vouchers, each requiring a minimum spend of RM200.

For larger meals, there is one RM50 OFF voucher with a minimum spend of RM300.

The pass also includes 15% OFF food item vouchers, with a minimum spend of RM200 for each applicable voucher. On top of that, diners receive a Half-Portion Signature Prawn Paste voucher with a minimum spend of RM100.

The RM20 OFF voucher can be used from the purchase day, while the other listed benefits become valid from the following day.

All the vouchers are intended to be used during the 90-day pass period, making this option more suitable for people who are likely to return to Haidilao more than once.

Why the 90-Day Pass May Be Interesting for Regular Diners

At first glance, the difference between RM18.80 and RM22.80 is only RM4. That makes the seven-voucher package something worth considering, particularly for people who already dine at Haidilao regularly.

Of course, the vouchers are not simply cash savings with no conditions. Minimum spending applies, and only one voucher can be used per bill per visit. Therefore, diners should consider their usual spending habits rather than purchasing the pass simply because the headline savings look attractive.

For example, a group already planning a meal that meets the RM200 minimum spend may be able to make use of one of the RM30 OFF vouchers. A larger gathering that reaches the RM300 minimum spend could potentially make use of the RM50 OFF voucher.

This is where the Happy Pass can become more useful. Instead of trying to find a voucher at the last minute, diners have a selection of benefits available within their pass period.

How to Purchase the Haidilao Happy Pass

Getting the Happy Pass is also straightforward. According to the promotion information, customers can purchase it through the in-store iPad menu at Haidilao.

The purchase period runs from 16 September to 16 October 2026, but quantities are limited. This means anyone interested in getting a pass should not assume that it will remain available throughout the entire promotion period.

Since the vouchers have different activation dates and validity periods, it is also worth checking the details shown when purchasing the pass. This can help avoid confusion about when each voucher can actually be used.

Things to Know Before Using the Vouchers

As with most voucher-based dining promotions, there are several conditions to keep in mind.

Only one voucher may be used per bill per visit. The vouchers cannot be combined with other promotions, discounts or vouchers.

The required minimum spend must be reached before the voucher is applied, so diners should check the bill total carefully.

The vouchers are also non-transferable and cannot be exchanged for cash. Each voucher has its own validity requirements, meaning a voucher should be used before its stated expiry date.

Other terms and conditions may apply, so diners should read the applicable information when purchasing and using the Happy Pass.

Why Should You Go and Enjoy This Deal?

The biggest reason to consider the Haidilao Happy Pass is that it is aimed at people who already enjoy dining at Haidilao and expect to return again.

The RM18.80 Treats 30 provides three vouchers over 30 days, giving occasional diners a lower-cost option. Meanwhile, the RM22.80 Treats 90 provides seven vouchers over three months and advertises potential savings of more than RM150.

The longer validity period is especially useful for people who do not visit every week but still expect to enjoy Haidilao a few times over the next three months. Instead of having to use everything within a short window, the 90-day option provides more time to plan visits around the voucher requirements.

It can also be useful for group meals. When dining with several people, reaching the RM200 or RM300 minimum spend may be more realistic, although diners should still calculate whether the voucher offers a genuine saving based on their planned order.

Ultimately, the Happy Pass is most suitable for diners who can actually use the vouchers within their validity periods. There is little point buying a pass just for the advertised maximum savings if the minimum spending requirements do not match typical dining habits.

For Haidilao fans who already have a few meals planned, however, the promotion gives them another way to potentially reduce the cost of those visits while enjoying their favourite hotpot experience.

With the purchase window running from 16 September to 16 October 2026 and quantities limited, interested diners can check the Happy Pass options through the in-store iPad menu and choose between the 30-day and 90-day packages based on how frequently they expect to dine at Haidilao.

Promotional/Event Details

Date: 16 September-16 October 2026
Time: During Haidilao operating hours; voucher validity varies according to the individual voucher
Venue: Haidilao outlets in Malaysia; purchase through the in-store iPad menu
Promotion: Haidilao Happy Pass Promotion
Haidilao Treats 30: RM18.80 for 3 vouchers, valid for 30 days
Haidilao Treats 90: RM22.80 for 7 vouchers, valid for 90 days, with potential savings of over RM150
Purchase Method: In-store iPad menu
Availability: Limited quantities
Key Terms: One voucher per bill per visit; minimum spending applies; vouchers cannot be combined with other promotions, discounts or vouchers; vouchers are non-transferable and cannot be exchanged for cash.