> Quick view: CAFé by 7-Eleven's Tawaran Berbaloi 50%-off bakery promotion ended on 31 August 2026 and has not come back. Re-checked on 7 September 2026, 7-Eleven's own CAFé page still carries no bakery promotion and its product filter still lists no bakery category at all. The 6 September price reset we flagged has not happened either — the August list is still live, and the entire September wave is sitting built but unpublished in 7-Eleven's own feed. This article maps both.

What died on 31 August

The Tawaran Berbaloi promotion halved nine named CAFé counter bakery lines — sausage bun, grilled cheese sandwich, waffle, croissant, pain au chocolat, mexican bun, danish sausage roll, bagel with cream cheese and selected pau. It carried a hard end date of 31 August 2026 and 7-Eleven did not renew it.

Two things confirm it rather than just imply it. First, the hero artwork on 7-Eleven's CAFé page is now the 7Meals / 7Savers 5.0 campaign, uploaded in August 2026 — there is no bakery banner behind it. Second, the CAFé product filter on that page reads *7BITES, On-The-GO, Sandwiches, Onigiri, Ready-To-Eat, Soft Serve*. Bakery is not one of the six.

One correction to our August coverage while we're here: we recorded a CAFé Curry Puff Buy 3 Free 1 running to 31 December 2026. 7-Eleven's own product page still prices the curry puff at RM2.90, but it no longer carries the Buy 3 Free 1 flag. Treat that one as unconfirmed and ask at the counter rather than planning a basket around it.

What replaced it: two CAFé combos

The current CAFé campaign is a pair of build-your-own combos, and they are the closest thing to the old bakery deal in spirit — cheap, counter-bought, eaten on the spot.

7Savers — RM5.99. Pick one food and one drink. Food is *assorted sandwiches* or *assorted onigiri*. The drink line-up on the artwork covers 7-Eleven bean-to-cup coffee, Slurpee, Oatside, Farm Fresh yogurt drink, Magnolia 100% Fresh Milk and Chocolate UHT, Anda mineral water and Fuze Tea.

7Meals — RM7.99. Pick one hot main and one drink, with a +RM2 option to add a snack. The 5.0 artwork shows eight mains: chicken drumettes, a tornado potato, popcorn chicken, a pasta, a fried rice, a wrap, a chicken burger and a hot dog — each paired with a Slurpee cup in the layout, and the banner notes more drink choices are now available.

Is either actually cheap? Two worked sums

7-Eleven's own product pages give enough to check, though most CAFé pages render an empty price field:

  • 7Savers. The *Japanese Egg Mayo Sandwich* is RM4.90 on its own. Take that sandwich in a 7Savers combo and the drink costs you RM1.09 — cheaper than any bottled drink in the store.
  • 7Meals. *BBQ Chicken Drumettes* are RM7.90 on their own. Take those in a 7Meals combo and the drink costs 9 sen.

The lesson in both is the same: pick the most expensive eligible main, because the combo price is flat. Building a 7Meals around a cheaper main quietly turns it into a full-price drink. For reference, other CAFé hot items priced on 7-Eleven's site sit at RM4.10 (grilled mushroom chicken sausage), RM5.00 (golden chicken nuggets) and RM9.90 (golden chicken tenders).

The Buy 1 Free 1 that only works after 5pm

This is the single most missable thing on 7-Eleven's promotions site right now. The Buy 1 Free 1 category holds five items, and every one of them is tagged 5PM to 12AM:

  • Mamee Express Cup Assorted 63g–65g — nationwide
  • Mister Potato Canister 40g — nationwide
  • Van Houten 52% Cocoa Almond / Dark Milk Chocolate Bar 40g — nationwide
  • Leon Hart High Energy Coffee Mix / Hot Chocolate 3x18g — nationwide
  • Lipton Soda Lemon Zero PET 400ml — Peninsular Malaysia only

Two *further* Buy 1 Free 1 lines sit under Great Deals with no time window — Wrigley's Chewing Gum Assorted 5s and UCC Iced Espresso Latte 4x15g / Iced Salted Caramel Latte 4x16g — but both are Peninsular Malaysia only. So 7-Eleven is running two different Buy 1 Free 1 mechanics at once: a nationwide evening one and an all-day Peninsular one. If a cashier tells you the offer isn't scanning at 3pm, that's why.

The same product, two different offers

Watch for SKUs that appear in more than one promotion, because the T&Cs forbid combining them and the two routes are not equivalent:

  • Mamee Express Cup 63g–65g is RM2 each under Everything 1, 2, 3 (Peninsular Malaysia, all day) *and* Buy 1 Free 1 (nationwide, 5pm–12am). In Sabah and Sarawak the evening window is your only route to this one.
  • Mister Potato Canister appears as the 40g in the evening Buy 1 Free 1 (nationwide) and as the 118g–125g at 2 for RM12.00 under Great Deals (Peninsular only). Different pack, different maths.
  • Van Houten is the 80g bar at RM3 under Everything 1, 2, 3 and the 40g bar in Buy 1 Free 1. Two free-paired 40g bars come to the same 80g — check the shelf price before assuming the evening deal wins.

The current price list, and why it is running late

These are the live prices on 7-Eleven's own promotion-category pages, re-read on 7 September 2026. The comparison table below lists each live mechanic, a sample of its prices and its geographic coverage.

We previously flagged 6 September 2026 as the day this list would turn over, because the bonus e-Stamp product table inside 7-Eleven's own Promotions Terms & Conditions is explicitly dated 3 August – 6 September 2026. Re-checked on 7 September, the turnover has not happened. Three things on 7-Eleven's own site say so:

  • The promotions page still loads the August artwork. All ninety product images on it are Promo-Aug files; not a single Promo-Sep file appears.
  • The bonus e-Stamp prices printed into the page are still the August set — RM4.29, RM4.19, RM6.39, RM6.29, RM9.39, RM8.00 and RM12.90.
  • The Terms & Conditions PDF linked from that page is still the 7 August 2026 edition. 7-Eleven has republished this document near the start of almost every month this year — 27 January, 6 March, 1 April, 4 June, 2 July, 31 July, 7 August — so a September edition is overdue and has not appeared.

The practical read: the "buy it before 6 September" deadline has quietly bought you extra days, not fewer. Everything in the table is still what you will be charged today. But the reprieve ends the moment 7-Eleven publishes the new wave, and that could be any day now.

What is staged behind it

The September wave is not missing — it is built and waiting. 7-Eleven's promotions feed runs a parallel set of *upcoming* categories, and as at 7 September 2026 they hold 82 products last edited on 4 and 6 September 2026. It is close to a total swap.

Everything 1, 2, 3 — 11 items incoming

Snickers Mini 20g, Sugus Blackcurrant / Strawberry 30g, Crispy Salted Caramel / Popping Candy 11g, Woods' Peppermint Lozenges 6s, Oriental Cheese Ball / Green Peas / Super Ring 60g, Tao Kae Noi Korean Seaweed 4g, Delfi Cha Cha Minis 30g, UFC Coconut Water 250ml, Pocari Sweat 500ml, Mamee Chef Assorted Cup 62g–84g and Kit Kat 4 Finger 35g. The mechanic fixes the price band: everything on this list lands at RM1, RM2 or RM3. Only Mamee Chef survives in any form from the current list.

Great Deals — 48 items incoming

The biggest block, and it opens with three combo deals: Mama Vege Shake Mee Cup plus Mama Vege Soy Protein Meat; any one Magnum plus any one Snickers; any one Coke, Sprite or A&W 500ml plus any one Samyang Bowl. From there it runs heavily to pharmacy and household — Hurix's Sto-mach8 and Sirap Ubat Batuk Gamat, 3 Legs Cough Relief, Ammeltz MenstrualPain Patch, Bye Bye Fever Super Cool Adult, two Kotex overnight lines, three Ambi Pur air fresheners, Energizer Max AA / AAA, Eagle Brand balsem gosok, a Hero 99 stain-remover pen and two SmartHeart cat lines. The snack half is almost entirely new too: Pepsi / Mountain Dew / Revive / 7-Up / Kickapoo 500ml, WONDA Coffee 240ml, Ribena 300ml, Skittles, Munchy's crackers, Pocky, Hershey's, M&M's, NongShim Ramyum Bowl and the 7-Eleven own-label nuts and potato-stick range.

Starbuy — a completely different five

Out go DifflamAB, Julie's Sandwich, Pringles Nano, Vida Zero and Panadol Actifast. In come Strepsils Pouch Pack 6s, Chipsmore Mini 72g, WONDA Coffee Assorted 240ml, WONDA Black Coffee Lychee 240ml and ByeBye-Fever Children 2s. Nothing carries over. If Panadol Actifast at RM11.50 or Pringles Nano at RM4.50 is on your list, those are the two prices worth acting on now.

Buy 2nd at 50% off — seven of the eight change

Incoming: Apluss Asam Jawa 300ml, Nescafe Ais Kepal 240ml, Himalaya Sports Lemon Candy 15g, Maggi Hot Assam Laksa Cup 59g, Cheezels 60g, Cream O 120g, Twisties 60g and Mamee Monster 5x20g / 4x20g. Nescafe Ais Kepal is the only survivor — WONDA Kopi Tarik, F&N Teh Tarik, Milo Kaw, Kit Kat Dark Borneo, both Tasto lines and Mamee Chef Sarawak Laksa all drop out.

Bonus e-Stamp — all eight change

Incoming: Red Bull 250ml, Dutch Lady UHT Milk 300ml, Marigold Peel Fresh Juice 1L, Jack & Jill Coaster Canister 100g, Mister Potato Canister 118g–125g, Ambi Pur Car Mini Clip Lavender 2.2ml, Ammeltz Yoko Yoko 48ml and Nivea Extra Bright Whitening / Hokkaido Rose Roll On 50ml. Not one of the current eight survives — so the RM4.29 Binggrae, RM4.19 juice, RM6.39 Monster and RM12.90 Evian all go.

Bread Combo — both items change

Sunshine Cream Roll and Farm Fresh UHT are replaced by Massimo Chiffon / Burrosa / Divino and V-Soy Assorted 300ml.

Buy 1 Free 1 — nothing is staged at all

This is the one worth knowing. Six mechanics have a full incoming list. The Buy 1 Free 1 upcoming category is empty.

That is not automatically a death notice, and we should not read it as one. The five current Buy 1 Free 1 items were last edited on 6 July 2026, which means they already sat out the 3 August turnover untouched — Buy 1 Free 1 appears to run on a longer cycle than the monthly wave rather than in step with it, so the likeliest outcome is that the same five items simply carry on. But it is the only mechanic in the store with no scheduled successor. If the evening Buy 1 Free 1 is your only route to Mamee Express Cup in Sabah or Sarawak, do not assume it is permanent.

One thing the staged wave will not tell you is what any of it costs. 7-Eleven's September product cards are cut-outs on transparent backgrounds with no ringgit figure printed anywhere on them, and the promotion pages publish a price only once a wave goes live. Outside the fixed RM1 / RM2 / RM3 bands of Everything 1, 2, 3, the September prices are genuinely not public yet — anyone quoting them is guessing.

Two collectible campaigns most people haven't noticed

Neither appears in the filter row on 7-Eleven's promotions page, but both have live category pages:

  • 7 Big Little Treat — Pino Dino Plushies, nationwide.
  • Beary Beary Happy — Disney Winnie the Pooh Tumbler and Lunch Box, Disney Pixar (Lotso, Toy Story) Tumbler and Lunch Box, Peninsular Malaysia only.

7-Eleven's T&Cs class this style of offer as Jom PWP (purchase with purchase): you unlock the item at a reduced price after hitting a spend threshold, and you may buy one unit per receipt.

One caution we should have carried earlier: neither page is being maintained. The 7 Big Little Treat entries were last edited on 1 December 2025 and the Beary Beary Happy entries on 9 March 2026, against 3 August 2026 for the entire monthly wave. Treat both as leftover category pages rather than current campaigns, and ask in-store before making a trip for either.

The fine print, unchanged

7-Eleven Malaysia's Promotions Terms & Conditions dated 7 August 2026 is still the current version and still governs every offer above:

  • No stacking. "Promotion is applicable to the lowest-priced eligible item only and cannot be combined with any other promotions, discounts, offers, or vouchers." That applies across all of it — combos, Buy 1 Free 1, Everything 1, 2, 3 and My7E vouchers alike.
  • e-Stamps are separate. The T&Cs state the e-Stamp promotion "is not valid for any other promotions", so a heavily discounted basket may not be the efficient way to build a RM10 receipt.
  • Geography is written into each mechanic. Great Deals and Everything 1, 2, 3 are Peninsular Malaysia. Star Buy is nationwide, with prices that may vary in East Malaysia. Bread Combo is Peninsular Malaysia.
  • Excluded outlets, nationwide. KLIA #2644, #2931 and #3400; KLIA2 #1992, #2711, #3058, #3072 and #3334; Terminal Bersepadu Selatan #1400 and #3344; Terminal Bersepadu Gombak #3198; Skypark Terminal #2631 and #2545; Genting Highlands #2430, #3188, #3322, #3377 and #3388; and Berjaya Waterfront JB #3186.
  • Recurring days. Monday Madness and Crazy Wednesday each run on their day until 11:59pm.
  • 7-Eleven's Customer Care line for promotion queries is 018-3711220.

The e-Stamp campaign still running

The 7-Eleven x Pestle & Mortar Clothing collection is the one long-running mechanic that survived the 31 August cull. Every RM10 in a single receipt earns one e-Stamp on the My7E app, with no cap per receipt — RM20 earns two. Gift cards, top-ups, in-store services and tobacco don't qualify.

  • Collect: 3 August – 4 October 2026
  • Redeem: 23 August – 11 October 2026
  • 15 stamps → free bandana or socks
  • 35 stamps → free cap, fleece blanket or canvas tote bag

Tier 2 is a RM350 spend across the collection window. Worth it only if 7-Eleven is already a habit rather than a detour.

How to pick, in one paragraph

If you want food, take 7Savers at RM5.99 with the priciest sandwich or onigiri in the case — it is the cleanest saving in the store and it works nationwide. If you want a hot meal, take 7Meals at RM7.99 on the drumettes rather than a cheap main. If you want groceries, buy off the Everything 1, 2, 3 and Great Deals tables now — they were due to expire on 6 September and are still live on 7 September, but that reprieve ends the day 7-Eleven publishes the September wave, and they stop at the Peninsular border either way. If you take one thing from the staged list, take this: Panadol Actifast at RM11.50 and Pringles Nano at RM4.50 both leave Starbuy, and all eight Bonus e-Stamp prices go with them. If you are in Sabah or Sarawak, your best offers are Star Buy and the evening Buy 1 Free 1 — and check the shelf talker rather than assuming the Peninsular price. Nothing here stacks with anything else.

Related reads

Check 7-Eleven Malaysia's promotions page, the CAFé page and the Promotions Terms & Conditions PDF before you go. The list is refreshed roughly monthly, the 6 September turn is running late, and the surest signal that the September wave has gone live is a new Terms & Conditions PDF replacing the 7 August 2026 one.

*Cover image: 7-Eleven Malaysia storefront*