> Quick view: KK Super Mart's Coca-Cola Zero Sugar promotion, RM2.99 for 500ml and RM4.99 for 1.5L, ran 1 August to 30 September 2026 and has ended. On 11 November, KK Super Mart's Latest Promo page carried no Coca-Cola card and no fizzy drink of any kind. What KK is cutting instead is seven drinks on its Deepavali Promotion 2026, until Monday 16 November: iced tea from RM1.99, UHT milk at RM5.99 and 1L coconut water at RM7.99.
Is the Coca-Cola Zero Sugar deal still on?
No. The campaign artwork set the period as 1 August to 30 September 2026, and nothing has replaced it. We re-read KK Super Mart's Latest Promo page on 11 November 2026. It carries two campaigns:
- Deepavali Promotion 2026, period 18.10 to 16.11.2026, 18 product cards, seven of them drinks
- KK Murah, 1 to 30 November 2026, 47 product cards, none of them ready-to-drink drinks
Neither includes Coca-Cola, Pepsi, 100Plus or any other carbonated drink. A search of the deal sites that usually repost KK's campaigns turned up no November Coca-Cola offer either.
KK does not publish a normal shelf price for Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, and it never did during the promotion, so we cannot tell you what a bottle costs at KK today. Read the shelf card in store before you assume the RM2.99 or RM4.99 still applies.
The seven drinks KK is discounting, to 16 November
The Deepavali cards print KK's normal price (NP) next to the promo price, so every cut can be checked:
- In'Joy Ice Tea apple or peach 500ml: RM2.70 down to RM1.99 (26% off). At RM3.98 a litre, the cheapest drink per litre KK is selling on promotion
- Extra Joss Ultimate 250ml can: RM3.50 down to RM1.99 (43% off, the deepest cut on the list)
- Lipton Ice Tea lemon or green tea 450ml: RM3.50 down to RM2.29 (35% off)
- Boom+ Isotonic Vitamin C 325ml, watermelon lychee or white peach: RM3.90 down to RM2.59 (34% off)
- Goodday UHT full cream or chocolate milk 1L: RM7.90 down to RM5.99 (24% off)
- Karta 100% coconut water 1L: RM9.90 down to RM7.99 (19% off). That is RM7.99 a litre, cheaper per litre than the 330ml Karta KK sold at RM2.99 in October (about RM9.06 a litre)
- UCC white coffee (3-in-1 12 x 30g or 2-in-1 12 x 25g): RM17.90 down to RM13.99, and Meet U black white or white coffee 12 x 38g: RM18.90 down to RM13.99
The rest of the 18 cards are snacks and personal care: Gery wafer rolls RM4.59, Double Rabbit groundnuts 120g RM2.99, Snek Ku 230g RM3.99, Himalaya Salt candy RM1.99, Fisherman's Friend sugar-free RM4.99, ProDiet kitten pouch RM1.69, Big Foot plum candy RM1.99, Kotex overnight panties RM5.99, Intimate disposable pants RM10.99 and Yukazan nose patches RM13.99.
Worked examples
- Deepavali open-house drinks: 6 In'Joy (RM11.94 instead of RM16.20), 2 Goodday 1L (RM11.98 instead of RM15.80) and 1 Karta 1L (RM7.99 instead of RM9.90) come to RM31.91 against RM41.90, a saving of RM9.99, about 24%
- A weekday energy drink: five Extra Joss Ultimate cans cost RM9.95 instead of RM17.50, saving RM7.55
- What the Coke deal was worth: two 1.5L bottles at RM4.99 gave you 3 litres for RM9.98. The nearest November equivalent, six In'Joy 500ml, gives 3 litres for RM11.94, about RM2 more, and it is iced tea, not cola
Who this suits, and who should skip it
Worth the trip if you already pass a KK Mart: the iced teas and Extra Joss are cut by 26% to 43%, and the 1L milk and coconut water make sense for a household. Skip it if you want cola or fizzy drinks by the litre: nothing on KK's lists replaces the 1.5L Coca-Cola price, and a supermarket multipack will usually beat a convenience-store bottle. Skip it too if your nearest KK is one of the 88 excluded outlets.
What runs at KK Mart for the rest of November
KK Murah, 1 to 30 November. Forty-seven fixed prices on bread, snacks, toiletries and household goods. Gardenia Original Classic 400g and Massimo sandwich loaf 400g are RM2.80 (NP RM3.00), Oreo 105g RM2.79, and the car perfume RM1.99 (NP RM5.90). The only drink-adjacent lines are BOH 3-in-1 instant mix 30 x 20g at RM13.99 and Aik Cheong choco powder 1kg at RM18.99. Our KK Mart November breakdown has every price worked out.
SARA and SKAS. The Deepavali banner advertises SARA (Sumbangan Asas Rahmah) and Sarawak's SKAS credit redemption at KK Mart, and a free RM3 in KK Coins (300 coins) for KK Rewards members within the stipulated period. KK's banner does not spell out the conditions, so check them in the KK Rewards app.
After 16 November the drink cuts end and KK Murah carries on alone to 30 November. Check the Latest Promo page for KK's December list.
The offer, as it ran (1 August to 30 September)
Read off the campaign artwork, which carried both the KK logo and the Coca-Cola Company's 2026 copyright line:
- Coca-Cola Zero Sugar 500ml: RM2.99
- Coca-Cola Zero Sugar 1.5L: RM4.99
- No minimum spend, coupon code or app step, while stocks last
- The only other wording was the line "TRY IT FIRST!"
Several deal aggregators listed the RM4.99 bottle as 1L. The artwork said 1.5L. Per litre, the 500ml came to RM5.98 and the 1.5L to RM3.33, so the big bottle was about 44% cheaper per litre.
Where KK's promotions apply, and the 88 excluded outlets
KK Super Mart publishes a standing exclusion list at kksupermart.my/non-participating-outlets-lists/. Re-read on 11 November 2026, it still names 88 outlets across nine states: Kuala Lumpur, Selangor, Johor, Sarawak (10, all around Kuching), Pahang (the Genting Highlands strip), Pulau Pinang, Perak, Melaka and Negeri Sembilan.
The excluded branches are mostly captive-audience locations: KLIA2's Gateway outlets, Terminal Bersepadu Selatan, KL Sentral, LRT station kiosks, Genting Highlands and Johor's Forest City. If you shop in Kedah, Perlis, Kelantan, Terengganu or Sabah, no outlet in your state is excluded.
What the promotion was called
Deal sites wrote this campaign up as KK Super Mart's "Golden Place" promotion. The artwork did not use that name, and neither does KK's own site, whose campaigns run under headings like KK MURAH and Deepavali Promotion 2026. Treat "Golden Place" as a search term, not as KK's branding.
Fine print
- KK's cards say T&Cs apply, prices are correct at the time of printing and subject to change, and stock lasts while it lasts
- Stock is branch-level. Small outlets do not always carry every size, and the 1L cartons in particular are not a given
- None of the November campaigns needs the KK Mart app or a minimum spend, apart from the KK Coins bonus
- KK's homepage carousel keeps old banners after they expire, so read the period printed on the artwork, not the fact that a banner is showing
