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M Social Penang's RM98 Malaysia Day Buffet: Even the RM49 Child Price Is the Standing One
Beast & Butterflies at M Social Resort Penang in Tanjung Bungah is running a Taste of Malaysia buffet lunch on Wednesday 16 September 2026, from noon to 3pm, at RM98 nett per adult with Buy 3 Dine 4 and MyMillennium savings of 15 to 25 per cent. We read the hotel's own offer pages and its own menu PDFs, and almost all of that is already standing. RM98 is exactly what the restaurant charges for its weekend brunch buffet, Pay 3 Dine 4 is the standing group discount on that same brunch, and the 15, 20 and 25 per cent member tiers apply to every buffet there. Two things are genuinely different on 16 September: a one-day menu that runs seven states across its mains, and a buffet on a Wednesday. We have since queried the restaurant's own booking engine date by date, and it settles the last open question against the offer: the standing Saturday and Sunday buffets charge the same RM49 for seniors and children, so the RM49 on Malaysia Day is not a saving either. The RM38 weekday set lunch is still bookable on 16 September alongside the buffet.
Lexis Port Dickson: RM58 Fish Head Feast to 20 Sep, Kidz World Ends 6 Sep, MATTA Vouchers From RM200
Lexis Hotel Group ran two Merdeka offers in Port Dickson, and a week into September only one is still standing. The Grand Merdeka Fish Head Feast at Roselle Coffee House, Grand Lexis Port Dickson, runs to 20 September 2026: a whole fish head in curry or asam pedas with steamed rice, ulam, salted egg and Sago Gula Melaka for RM58 nett, plus five add-ons priced RM10 to RM25. The Kidz World Merdeka Fun Package at Lexis Hibiscus, RM55 nett per child, ends on 6 September with nothing replacing it on the resort's offers index. Neither was ever a room discount — but a third campaign that neither poster mentions is one: Lexis Golden Deals at MATTA Fair sells e-Room Vouchers from RM200 nett, valid a full year with no peak-season surcharge, until 9pm on 6 September. We read both campaign brochures, the MATTA rate card and the group's two terms and conditions PDFs this run, and the details that matter are the ones the posters never say out loud: there are three Lexis resorts in Port Dickson and two of them publish the same street address, three of the group's restaurants are called Roselle Coffee House, the RM50 breakfast voucher saves you nothing at one property, and every Port Dickson stay carries a RM4 a night state levy that is never inside the quoted rate.