> Quick view: Haidilao Malaysia's Happy Pass voucher packs stopped selling on 16 October 2026. If you bought one, use the vouchers before the date printed on each. The current offer is the #MyHaidilaoMoment video challenge, open until 15 December 2026: post an original clip of 15 seconds or more filmed at any Haidilao outlet in Malaysia, show staff, and claim an RM30 voucher. Videos that pass 100 likes earn bigger vouchers, and 50,000 likes or more pay cash.
Haidilao sold Happy Pass through the iPad menu at the table from 16 September to 16 October. RM18.80 bought three vouchers for 30 days and RM22.80 bought seven for 90 days. That window has closed, and Haidilao's official Instagram has not announced a second round. Every post since mid-October points to the video challenge and Halloween instead.
If you already bought a Happy Pass
Your vouchers still work. Keep these points in mind:
- Check the date on each voucher. A 30-day pack bought on the last day, 16 October, runs to about mid-November. A 90-day pack bought that day runs to about mid-January 2027.
- One voucher per bill. That rule still applies, and the like-tier vouchers from the video challenge can't be combined with other vouchers either.
- Thresholds are unchanged: RM20 off RM100, RM30 off RM200, RM50 off RM300 (90-day pack only), and 15% off food on RM200 bills.
How #MyHaidilaoMoment works, step by step
Haidilao posted the challenge on 11 October. The posters list four steps:
- Shoot. Visit any Haidilao outlet in Malaysia and film an original video of at least 15 seconds. A birthday surprise, the pot coming to the boil or a server's noodle dance all count. Haidilao asks for positive content.
- Post publicly on Xiaohongshu, Instagram, Facebook or TikTok.
- Tag it with #MyHaidilaoMoment and @haidilaomalaysia.
- Claim. Show the published post to staff for the RM30 voucher. If the video later reaches a like milestone, email the video link, a screenshot of the like count, your full name as on your IC, your phone number, and the platform and username to myinfo@haidilao.com. Haidilao's rules also mention an online claim form, linked by QR code on the poster.
You don't need to be a Haidilao member, and the account and post have to stay public. Deleted, hidden or private posts are disqualified.
The like tiers, and why you shouldn't claim too early
- 100 likes: RM20 off voucher
- 1,000 likes: RM40 off voucher
- 5,000 likes: RM60 off voucher
- 10,000 likes: RM100 off voucher
- 50,000 likes: RM1,800 cash (Rising Star)
- 100,000 likes: RM4,000 cash (Bronze)
- 200,000 likes: RM10,000 cash (Silver)
- 500,000 likes: RM30,000 cash (Gold)
The fine print says each entry is paid once, at the highest tier it reaches, with one redemption per account, phone number and entry. Likes across different platforms aren't added together. Haidilao counts the platform where the post has the most likes. The like-tier vouchers are valid for your next visit only. So if your clip is still climbing, wait for it to settle before you submit. Claiming RM20 at 100 likes can cost you the RM40 you'd get at 1,000.
Worked examples
- A couple on a RM120 dinner. Film the pot and the sauce bar, post a 20-second reel, show staff and take the RM30 voucher. The posters don't print its minimum spend or expiry, so ask when you claim. If it has none, your next RM120 dinner costs RM90.
- A Happy Pass holder with a RM210 bill. You have a RM30-off Happy Pass voucher and a RM30 challenge voucher, and only one goes on the bill. Use the one that expires first and keep the other.
- A group video that reaches 1,200 likes. Submit it once for the RM40 voucher, since 1,000 is the highest tier reached. Four friends filming four separate clips is four entries, and each one earns its own reward.
Halloween and the other October deals
- Halloween menu. The One-Eyed Monster Shrimp Paste arrived on 19 October. Three more Halloween items and limited merchandise go on sale on 23 October at Haidilao outlets nationwide.
- #HaidilaoHalloween contest. Post a costume photo or video taken at Haidilao with the hashtag. The best looks share RM500 in Haidilao vouchers. Entries close 31 October at 11pm, and winners are announced 2 November.
- Super Tuesday. Members get set prices on three rotating dishes every Tuesday, plus 150 extra growth points. On 20 October those were waterfall potato strings, snakehead fish fillet and king crab-flavoured balls. Prices are shown only on the in-store menu.
- Vegetarian set. Since 1 October, West Malaysia outlets have a Vitamin C vegetarian tomato soup base with vegetable and soy platters for a limited time.
- One Utama only. The self-service camping zone has 50% off dishes, though there's no tableside service. Hotpot catering starts at RM998, and staff set up, lend the cookware and collect it afterwards.
- Hairy crab. Female Yangcheng Lake hairy crabs are rolling out at selected outlets. Call ahead, because availability varies.
Who it's good for, and who should skip it
Good for: anyone who already posts food videos. The RM30 voucher costs you 15 seconds of filming. Groups get the most out of it, because each person's clip is a separate entry. Regulars still holding Happy Pass vouchers should spread them over visits that don't fall on a Super Tuesday.
Skip it if: you don't want a public post on your account, since private and deleted posts don't qualify. You can also skip it if you only eat hotpot once a season. And if you need halal food, Haidilao's menu includes pork.
