> Quick view: Momoyo's Buy 1 Free 1 is over and nothing has replaced it. The last window in the August-September price ladder — RM4.90 Fresh Brew Tea on ShopeeFood — closed on 9 September 2026. On foodpanda today the same two drinks list from RM8.90. Momoyo has published no new price promotion since 2 September, and its own 2026 pattern points at a mid-September or a 28-30 October run rather than anything this week.

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This page tracked a ten-day descending price ladder that Momoyo published on 19 August 2026 across three platforms. All of it has run out:

  • foodpanda — RM6.90 (21-22 Aug), RM5.90 (23-24 Aug), RM4.90 (25-27 Aug), then Buy 1 Free 1 for pandapro subscribers (28-30 Aug). Ended 30 August
  • Touch 'n Go eWallet — RM6.90 (21-23 Aug), RM5.90 (24-27 Aug), RM4.90 (28-31 Aug). Ended 31 August
  • ShopeeFood — RM4.90 under *Jom Rebut Deal* and *Shocking Sales* (3-9 Sep), plus a Livestream Special on 9 September. Ended 9 September

ShopeeFood was the last one, and it closed yesterday. The table below keeps the campaign on record. Nothing in it is claimable now.

What Momoyo costs on foodpanda today

Read off Momoyo's foodpanda vendor page (Ampang outlet) on 10 September 2026. Prices are listed "from", meaning the smallest size before any upsize:

  • Jasmine Green Milk Tea — from RM8.90
  • Da Hong Pao Milk Tea — from RM8.90
  • Matcha Ice Cream Milk Tea — from RM6.90, the cheapest drink on the menu
  • The "OG" Matcha Latte 2.0 — from RM8.90
  • Matcha Fresh Watermelon — from RM8.90
  • Matcha Strawberry Latte 2.0 — from RM9.90
  • Matcha Brown Sugar Boba — from RM9.90
  • Oreo Matcha Frappe — from RM10.90
  • Brown Sugar Pearl Milk Tea (L) — RM7.50
  • Peach Milk Tea — RM7.50
  • Original Crispy Egg Waffle — RM6.50
  • Fruit Tea Jumbo 1L — RM10.90

The only two-drinks-for-one-price mechanic left on the app is the Combo section, and it is a standing menu item rather than a campaign:

  • Matcha Strawberry Latte + The OG Matcha Latte — from RM16.90. Bought separately those are RM9.90 and RM8.90, so the combo saves RM1.90
  • Pearl Milk Tea + Brown Sugar Pearl Milk Tea — from RM12.90
  • Pearl Milk Tea, Brown Sugar Pearl Milk Tea, Watermelon Pop and Oreo Sundae — from RM22.90

That RM1.90 is what a Momoyo saving is worth on an ordinary day, and it is a useful benchmark: a real Buy 1 Free 1 on an RM8.90 drink is worth about RM4.45, more than double.

The RM7.90 on this page is a campaign price, not the menu price

Worth flagging, because the savings maths in the archived table is built on it. Momoyo's own poster and the dated Buy 1 Free 1 listings both put the Fresh Brew Tea pair at RM7.90 during the campaign. On foodpanda on 10 September 2026, the same two drinks list at RM8.90.

Momoyo has not explained the gap, and there are two ordinary reasons for one: delivery apps commonly price above the counter, and campaign pricing often sits below the standing menu price. We cannot tell which applies here — we did not capture a foodpanda price for these drinks during the campaign itself.

The practical consequence: do not use RM7.90 as your reference point when the next promo lands. Check the crossed-out price the app itself shows you, because an "RM4.90" headline is a RM4.00 saving against RM8.90 and only a RM3.00 saving against RM7.90.

When the next Buy 1 Free 1 is likely to land

Momoyo does not publish a promo calendar, but nine dated runs since December 2025 are on record, and the shape is consistent enough to plan around:

  • Almost every run lasts three days. Seven of the nine did. The exceptions were the January student promo (six days) and the February 200-outlet celebration (three weeks)
  • The product series rotates every time. Choco, Baby Yo! Flip, Dino T-rex and Oreo Sundae, Matcha, Yogurt, Fresh Brew Tea. Momoyo's own partnership material says it introduces new menu items roughly every 45 days, and the discount has followed the newest product rather than a fixed calendar
  • Even months since April started on the 28th. April, June and August all ran 28-30
  • Odd months ran mid-month. May was 15-17, July was 17-19

September is an odd month, and as at 10 September 2026 nothing has been published. If the odd-month habit holds, the window to watch is roughly 15-19 September. If Momoyo skips September, the even-month pattern points at 28-30 October. Neither is a date Momoyo has promised — it is a pattern read off its own history, and the brand has broken it before, which is exactly what happened to the matcha promo described further down.

What Momoyo is doing this month instead of discounting

Momoyo's Instagram and Facebook output between 2 and 9 September carried no prices at all — product photography, a haze joke, and one sponsorship. Momoyo is a named partner of Raja Gamer, an egg Network production, with the full episode premiering on YouTube on 10 September 2026 at 9pm. There was also a MOMOYO x DSC collaboration post on 3 September.

That is the useful signal. A brand spending its September budget on a content sponsorship rather than a price ladder is not about to discount in the same week.

Who should stop waiting

  • If you want a Momoyo drink this week. There is no promo to hold out for. The Matcha Ice Cream Milk Tea at RM6.90 is the cheapest route in, and the RM16.90 matcha combo is the only saving on a pair
  • If you were going to subscribe to pandapro for it. The 28-30 August Buy 1 Free 1 was pandapro-only, but it is gone, and every RM4.90 window that followed was open to everyone. A subscription bought for a three-day window on an RM8.90 drink does not pay for itself
  • If you are standing in front of a Momoyo counter. Every price above is a delivery-app price. In store you avoid the delivery fee, which on a single drink is usually larger than any of these discounts

What happened to the July matcha Buy 1 Free 1

The promo this page was originally written about — buy one Matcha Vibe drink and get a free Thai Coconut Matcha — ran 31 July to 2 August 2026 and ended. It has not been repeated.

At the time we noted Momoyo had run the same three-day mechanic in June 2026 for its Matcha 2.0 launch, and guessed a repeat around mid-September. That guess was wrong in an instructive way: Momoyo did not re-run the matcha promo at all. It launched a new product line instead and hung the discount ladder on that. The 45-day new-product cycle explains the behaviour far better than a fixed promo cycle — the discount follows the newest product, not the calendar.

The matcha range itself has kept moving. Momoyo's Instagram now carries separate story highlights for Matcha 1.0, Matcha 2.0 and Matcha 3.0, so the July line-up is already two iterations old — and, per the foodpanda menu above, the surviving matcha drinks now sit at RM6.90 to RM10.90.

Where you can buy it

The Fresh Brew Tea range launched in West Malaysia on 13 August 2026 and went nationwide on 19 August, when Momoyo confirmed East Malaysia outlets were carrying it.

Momoyo's own partnership site states 250+ stores in Malaysia and 1,700+ across Southeast Asia, and lists five sales channels: foodpanda, GrabFood, ShopeeFood, Touch 'n Go and in-store POS. GrabFood was a listed channel but never formed part of the August-September discount campaign.

What Momoyo actually is

Worth correcting, because the green-tea branding misleads a lot of people: Momoyo is an Indonesian brand, not a Japanese one. Its own English-language site describes it as "Founded in Indonesia", a dessert and beverage brand built around ice cream, sweet drinks and bakery items. The name is short for "More and More Young".

  • The first Malaysian outlet opened in early 2024
  • The Malaysian operator is Mtalent Business Sdn Bhd (registration 202301046333 / 1540247-M), based at Setiawalk, Pusat Bandar Puchong, Selangor
  • Momoyo is an official Strategic Partner of Visit Malaysia 2026, and describes itself as Tourism Malaysia's first official ice cream partner

Momoyo's official statement, 26 August 2026

Separately from the promotion, Momoyo published an official statement on 26 August 2026 responding to an incident circulating on social media involving an outlet staff member and prayer (*solat*) arrangements.

In it, Momoyo apologises for the concern caused, states that it "has never disallowed any employee from performing solat", says an internal investigation found a misunderstanding between the staff member involved and the person-in-charge at that outlet, and says it has issued a formal notice to all outlets nationwide reinforcing that solat must not be obstructed, alongside additional training and a direct channel for staff to raise concerns.

We are reporting Momoyo's own published statement, in Malay and English, as issued. We have not independently verified the underlying incident, and no outcome beyond the company's statement had been published at the time of writing.

Fine print and what we could not verify

  • The August-September dates and prices are Momoyo's own, from a campaign poster published 19 August 2026. Momoyo did not publish a separate written terms-and-conditions document for it
  • The foodpanda prices above are a single-outlet, single-day reading, taken from the Ampang vendor page on 10 September 2026. foodpanda prices vary by outlet, and the platform blocked further automated reads before we could confirm a second branch
  • That same page showed a foodpanda app-only voucher — RM13 off, code SYOK, valid for all items, minimum order RM10. It is foodpanda's voucher rather than Momoyo's, the page also flagged free delivery on a first order, and vouchers like it are commonly account-specific. Treat it as something to check in your own cart, not a guaranteed discount
  • We have not seen a September promo poster. Momoyo's Facebook and Instagram were both re-read on 10 September 2026 and neither carried one. This page will be updated if that changes
  • Delivery fees, service fees and minimum baskets are not covered by any price on this page

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