Hong Kong’s food delivery platform Keeta has launched a fresh wave of discounts and rewards for September 2026, targeting everyone from solo diners to office groups looking to stretch their lunch budget. The new lineup includes a HK$300 new-user welcome package, steep percentage-off deals tied to specific credit cards and e-wallets, and a two-phase giveaway of 2.5 million Asia Miles. Promotions run through the end of the year unless otherwise noted, though several offers have limited capacity and early expiry dates.
New Users Score Up to HK$300 in Vouchers
First-time customers who download the Keeta app and register via a designated link can claim a total of HK$300 in welcome vouchers valid until December 31, 2026. The package comprises multiple cash-off coupons. Additionally, new users can enjoy two separate first-order discounts:
- Spend HK$120 or more on a first delivery order → HK$50 off
- Spend HK$150 or more on a first delivery order → HK$30 off
Both offers are available through the same referral link and cannot be combined on a single order.
Payment-Specific Deals: Credit Cards, E-Wallets, and More
Keeta has partnered with several payment providers to offer recurring savings throughout the month. Highlighted discounts include:
- Citibank Credit Card: Spend HK$230 on delivery and receive HK$30 off (valid through end of 2026).
- Citi Credit/Debit Card (code: KEETACITI): New customers get 60% off on a single net spend of at least HK$120 (capped at HK$120 discount, one-time use). Existing customers can enjoy HK$25 off on spends of HK$200 or more (once per calendar month, limited slots).
- AlipayHK (code: ALIPAYHK10): HK$10 off on any delivery order.
- Octopus (September only): Monday to Friday, spend HK$190 or more → HK$10 off (runs until September 30, 2026).
- PayMe (code: PAYME20): Redeem a HK$20 coupon – minimum spend HK$170, valid 24 hours after claim, first-come-first-served.
- BoC Pay+ (until September 10, 2026): Spend HK$160 or more on delivery → HK$15 off (excludes delivery fees, platform charges, and tips).
Flash 60% Off and One-Person Canteen Perk
For customers who want instant savings without tying to a specific payment method, Keeta is running a limited-time 60% discount on select merchant orders. Two tiers are available through October 31, 2026:
- Spend HK$250 (excluding delivery and platform fees) → save up to HK$120
- Spend HK$330 → save up to HK$150
These promos cannot be combined with in-store discounts or other coupons and are restricted to participating restaurants within the app.
Meanwhile, the “One-Person Canteen” initiative offers a flat HK$15 discount with no minimum spend at designated restaurants, valid through the end of the year – ideal for solo eaters.
Asia Miles Giveaway: 2.5 Million Miles in Two Rounds
Keeta is giving away a total of 2.5 million Asia Miles across two separate periods. To qualify, users must place at least three orders (each HK$200 or more, delivery or pickup) within each phase:
- Phase 1: Orders from August 31 to September 6; draw on September 6 at 8 PM
- Phase 2: Orders from September 7 to September 13; draw on September 13 at 8 PM
Prizes include one grand prize of 20,000 miles, multiple second prizes of 1,000 miles, and third prizes of 500 miles. Terms and conditions apply; Keeta reserves the right to modify or cancel the promotion.
Added Value: Late Delivery Compensation
Keeta also promises a compensation coupon with no minimum spend if a delivery arrives 15 minutes or more later than the estimated time. This offer is valid through December 31, 2026, and provides a safety net for time-sensitive orders.
What to Watch For
All discounts are subject to availability, terms, and conditions posted on the Keeta app and by partner restaurants. Quantities are limited, and promotional details are accurate as of the article’s publication date. Consumers should verify the latest terms before checking out. As competition among Hong Kong food delivery platforms intensifies, Keeta’s multi-pronged September campaign – combining new-user incentives, payment partnerships, and loyalty miles – underscores its push to capture both occasional users and daily office crowds.