Mastercard Expands APAC Dining Programme to 1,300 Restaurants

Mastercard is expanding The Mastercard Collection: Dining to approximately 1,300 restaurants across 15 Asia Pacific markets, offering eligible cardholders restaurant reservations and discounts of up to US$200.

Around 650 restaurants currently participate, with Mastercard expecting to reach 1,300 by 1 February 2027.

The programme covers Australia, the Chinese Mainland, Hong Kong SAR, India, Indonesia, Japan, Macao, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam.

The expansion builds on Mastercard’s Asia Gourmet Circle programme , which covered more than 400 restaurants across 10 markets in March 2026.

Dining benefits vary by Mastercard tier

World Legend Mastercard cardholders can receive up to US$200 off with a minimum spend of US$500, or US$100 off when spending at least US$350.

Eligible World Elite cardholders can receive up to US$100 off with a minimum spend of US$350.

Mastercard applies these discounts directly to dining bills, rather than through rebates or statement credits. Eligible cardholders can redeem one dining credit per calendar quarter.

World Legend, World Elite, World Select and World Mastercard cardholders can also receive discounts of 10% to 15% at selected restaurants, depending on eligibility.

How to access the dining benefits

Cardholders can book through the programme’s reservation platform by selecting a restaurant, dining benefit, date and time before verifying their Mastercard eligibility.

Reservations must be made at least 24 hours in advance, and cardholders must pay with the same eligible Mastercard used for booking.

Eligible Singapore cardholders can access participating restaurants locally and across the programme’s 14 other markets, subject to availability and eligibility.

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