If there’s one thing Singaporeans love as much as their music, it’s a good cup of teh or kopi — especially when it comes with a tasty deal. So, if anyone is headed to the Mayhem Tour this week, there’s an extra treat waiting at Heavenly Wang that’s worth taking a short detour for.
Heavenly Wang, well-loved for its nostalgic local flavours, has rolled out a unique promotion that’s perfectly timed with the energy of the concert scene. From 18 to 24 May 2025, they’re running their TEH-LEPHONE Promo, a playfully named deal that ties in beautifully with the excitement surrounding the Mayhem Tour. Here’s the gist — flash a concert ticket, follow them on Instagram, order a hearty à la carte noodle or rice dish, and get a piping hot cup of teh or kopi for just $1.
This isn’t just another food promo — it’s a way for Heavenly Wang to celebrate a wave of musical buzz in town while offering something special to the concert-going crowd. And what better way to wind down after a gig (or fuel up before one) than with Singapore’s beloved local fare in a cosy, heritage-inspired café setting?
Why This Deal Deserves a Spot on Your Itinerary
Firstly, the concept is brilliant. They’ve managed to link a major pop culture moment with a uniquely Singaporean F&B experience. For concertgoers who are out and about, looking for something quick, satisfying, and wallet-friendly, this promotion ticks all the boxes.
Instead of grabbing overpriced snacks around the concert venue or settling for generic coffee chains, fans can treat themselves to a warm, comforting meal — think curry chicken rice, laksa, or even nasi lemak (menu options may vary by outlet) — and then round it off with a traditional cup of teh or kopi. And yes, it’s just $1 for that extra pick-me-up, provided one follows a few simple steps.
Now, there’s a clear catch to this offer — it’s only valid for dine-in customers, and redemptions are limited to one hot regular-sized cup per order, with up to two redemptions per ticket holder. But honestly, even with these conditions, it’s still a sweet deal.
With concert tickets already being a premium expense, especially for large-scale events like the Mayhem Tour, a little saving on your meal never hurts. Add in the local flair and the nostalgia of a brand like Heavenly Wang — known for reimagining traditional kopi tiam favourites in modern settings — and it’s clear why this campaign stands out.
A Local Brand That Knows How to Celebrate Moments
Heavenly Wang isn’t new to delivering heart-warming promotions. They’ve long been a go-to for those who appreciate the old-school flavours of Singapore, reinterpreted for today’s fast-paced lifestyle. With outlets located across the island, they offer convenience and comfort that many other cafés can’t quite replicate.
More than just food, what they offer is a moment of pause — a seat at a table that reminds people of Singapore’s culinary heritage. And now, they’ve found a fun, engaging way to share that tradition with music fans, both local and visiting.
There’s also something meaningful about the promo being designed independently by Heavenly Wang as a tribute to fellow concertgoers. This isn’t a commercial sponsorship or corporate tie-in. It’s their own way of acknowledging the cultural energy that a major music tour brings into town and creating something delightful around it.
How to Redeem This $1 Teh or Kopi
To take advantage of this promotion, customers simply need to follow three easy steps:
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Flash a Mayhem concert ticket — whether it’s a physical printout or a digital version.
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Follow Heavenly Wang on Instagram at @heavenlywang.sg.
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Order any à la carte noodle or rice dish during their dine-in visit.
Once all that’s done, a cup of regular hot kopi or teh will be served for just $1. Keep in mind that the offer does not apply to other drink options, and one shouldn’t expect any substitutions or upgrades.
It’s also worth noting that noodle and rice dishes may differ slightly between outlets and are subject to availability, so it’s best to be open to what’s offered on-site.
Where and When
The promo runs from 18 May to 24 May 2025, giving concertgoers a full week to enjoy the offer — whether before the event, after the show, or even the day after for those staying longer in town.
Since it’s a dine-in only deal, it’s a good excuse to slow down, take a seat, and enjoy a proper local meal amid the hustle of concert week. Whether catching up with friends or decompressing solo, the familiar aroma of kopi and the rich flavour of heritage dishes make for a comforting experience.
Why You Shouldn’t Miss Out
In a city where F&B promotions come and go quickly, this one stands out for its relevance and creativity. It combines the spirit of music, local food culture, and community in a seamless and meaningful way.
Beyond the value, there’s a certain charm in walking into a Heavenly Wang outlet with a concert ticket in hand, sharing stories of the show over kopi, and knowing the meal one is enjoying was designed just for people like them — music lovers, adventurers, bargain hunters.
So if you’re going to the Mayhem Tour — or even if someone has an unused ticket lying around — why not use it to enjoy this little delight?
And for those who’ve never been to Heavenly Wang, this is as good a time as any to give them a visit. The brand has consistently struck a balance between tradition and innovation, offering everything from kaya toast and kopi to rice bowls and noodles.
Pair that legacy with a clever promotion like TEH-LEPHONE, and it’s clear that they’re not just serving food — they’re offering an experience that feels both nostalgic and refreshingly fun.
If one is headed for music mayhem, don’t forget to fuel up at Heavenly Wang. It’s more than a deal — it’s a delicious detour worth making.
Promotional/Event Details:
Date: 18-24 May 2025
Time: During operating hours
Venue: Participating Heavenly Wang outlets across Singapore
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