If there is one dining room in Singapore that never seems to lose its charm, it has to be Jade at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore. Set within one of the nation’s most recognisable heritage buildings at 1 Fullerton Square, Jade has long been known for refined Cantonese cuisine served in an elegant, contemporary Chinese setting. Now, from 2 January to 30 December 2026, diners can enjoy 15% off the à la carte food bill daily – and even 20% off if they hold selected HSBC cards.
For those who appreciate good food and equally appreciate paying less for it, this is the sort of promotion worth planning ahead for.
Let’s start with the basics. Jade is offering 15% off the à la carte food bill when payment is made with a HSBC Credit or Debit Card. On top of that, there is an enhanced 20% off for those holding a HSBC Premier Mastercard, HSBC Prive or HSBC Visa Infinite Credit Card. It is a straightforward dining promotion, but the value lies in where it is being offered.
Dining at The Fullerton Hotel is usually associated with special occasions. Anniversaries, birthdays, corporate lunches, reunion dinners – these are the moments people tend to associate with this address. That also means the bill can easily climb, especially when ordering signature Cantonese dishes, seafood specialities or premium ingredients. A 15% to 20% reduction on the food bill makes a meaningful difference, particularly for group gatherings.
Jade’s menu is well-regarded for its delicate dim sum, double-boiled soups, roasted meats and seafood creations. Imagine gathering a group of up to eight persons – which is the maximum allowed per reservation under this promotion – and ordering a spread of favourites to share. Crispy roast pork, steamed garoupa, wok-fried prawns, signature fried rice, and perhaps a nourishing soup to round things off. With 15% or 20% shaved off the food portion of the bill, it becomes far more manageable to indulge without second thoughts.
Of course, diners should take note that the discount applies to the à la carte food bill only. It does not cover service charge or prevailing government taxes, and it is not valid for takeaways. This is strictly a dine-in experience. In a way, that makes sense. Jade is not simply about the food; it is about the atmosphere, the attentive service, and the pleasure of dining in one of Singapore’s most historic hotels.
Another important point to remember is that prior reservations are required and subject to availability. Those interested should visit fullertonhotels.com to reserve online. Given the popularity of Jade, especially during weekends or festive periods, it is wise to book ahead. The offer is not valid on the eve of and on public holidays, special occasions, and other blackout dates determined by the hotel unless otherwise stated. Planning is key to making the most of this deal.
This promotion also comes with standard conditions. It cannot be combined with other discounts, loyalty cards, promotions or vouchers. Payment must be made with the relevant HSBC card to enjoy the discount. The hotel reserves the right to decline reservations due to public health and safety reasons, and they may vary or amend the terms and conditions without prior notice. In case of disputes, the hotel’s decision will be final and conclusive. For full clarity, diners can also refer to HSBC General Terms and Conditions (Singapore).
Now, the real question is: why should people make time for this?
Firstly, this is a year-long promotion running until 30 December 2026. That gives plenty of flexibility. It is not a one-week flash sale or a limited festive discount. It is an ongoing opportunity to enjoy Jade at a reduced price across most of the year. Whether planning a Chinese New Year catch-up after the festive rush, a mid-year business lunch, or a year-end family dinner before the holiday season peaks, this deal provides options.
Secondly, dining at a heritage landmark like The Fullerton Hotel adds something extra to any occasion. The building itself is steeped in history, overlooking the Singapore River and Marina Bay. Even before stepping into Jade, guests experience the grandeur of the lobby and the architecture. It transforms a simple meal into a memorable outing.
Thirdly, Cantonese cuisine at this level is rarely discounted. Quality ingredients, skilled chefs and refined presentation usually come at full price. A 15% or 20% saving on premium dishes can easily translate into tens or even hundreds of dollars saved on a larger table. That difference could mean ordering one more dish to share, adding a dessert, or simply enjoying the meal with less concern about the total bill.
For HSBC cardholders, this is also a good reminder to maximise card benefits. Many people carry credit cards for everyday transactions but do not always fully utilise dining privileges attached to them. This promotion is a practical way to extract real value from those cards. Instead of letting the benefit sit unused, cardholders can turn it into an enjoyable dining experience.
It is also worth noting that the promotion allows up to eight persons per reservation per bill per table. That makes it suitable for family gatherings and small corporate lunches. Splitting into multiple tables for larger groups may be possible, but each table would need to meet the conditions separately. Keeping the group size within the guidelines ensures a smooth dining experience without complications.
Because the offer is not valid on public holiday eves and blackout dates, diners might consider weekday lunches or dinners as a strategic choice. These time slots are often less crowded, and the pace of service can feel more relaxed. A weekday lunch meeting at Jade, with 15% or 20% off, could make a polished impression without stretching the corporate entertainment budget.
Those planning romantic dinners or celebratory meals should also remember that blackout dates often include special occasions such as Valentine’s Day or major festive periods. Checking availability and confirming eligibility for the discount before finalising plans is essential.
Overall, this is a promotion that rewards planning. It is not a last-minute walk-in deal. It requires reservation, the right card, and awareness of blackout dates. However, for those willing to plan ahead, the savings and experience are well worth the effort.
Dining at Jade is about more than just filling a table with dishes. It is about sharing conversation over carefully prepared Cantonese cuisine, in a refined setting that reflects Singapore’s heritage. With 15% to 20% off the à la carte food bill daily until 30 December 2026, there is every reason to consider making a booking.
Those who have been meaning to revisit Jade, or who have always wanted to try it but hesitated due to pricing, now have a timely incentive. A good meal becomes even better when it comes with tangible savings.
Promotional/Event Details:
Date: 2 January–30 December 2026
Time: Daily, during Jade’s operating hours (reservation required; subject to availability and blackout dates)
Venue: Jade, The Fullerton Hotel Singapore, 1 Fullerton Square, Singapore 049178
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