Hong Kong diners have just days left to grab extraordinary dining deals as Mira eShop launches its “Summer Surprise” campaign, offering over 50 culinary and spa experiences at discounts reaching 62% off.
The Mira eShop, operated by the Miramar Group, has announced the final stretch of its summer promotion, running through September 9. The star attraction—a limited-time flash sale on September 4 at 11 AM—will see Yamm buffet lunches priced at just HK$108 per person, a staggering 80% discount from the original HK$536.8. For savvy shoppers, free registration as a Mi+ member unlocks exclusive pricing, double M Points on purchases, and additional spending rewards.
Flash Sale Frenzy: HK$108 Yamm Buffet Lunch
On Friday, September 4, a select number of diners will have the chance to secure Yamm’s renowned lunch buffet at a price that has already generated significant buzz across Hong Kong’s food community. The regular buffet features an impressive spread of ice-chilled seafood, Peking duck carved tableside, and rotating international cuisine stations covering four global themes.
Industry observers note that such aggressive pricing is rare even for Hong Kong’s competitive hotel buffet scene. “A HK$108 lunch at a four-star hotel property is practically unheard of,” says a hospitality analyst who requested anonymity. “This is likely a customer acquisition strategy to drive membership registration and repeat visits.”
Beyond the Flash Sale: Buy-One-Get-One and Deep Discounts
For those who miss the flash sale—or prefer more leisurely dining—the promotion offers substantial savings across multiple outlets. The buy-one-get-one-free deal at Yamm’s weekday lunch buffet brings the per-person cost down to approximately HK$292.8, while the “Crab and Oyster” dinner buffet is available at HK$569 per person, a 35% reduction. Sunday seafood brunch and the premium lobster dinner buffet both feature second-person-half-price offers on select dates in September and October.
Mue Mue, the group’s Southeast Asian restaurant, offers its green curry wagyu beef cheek lunch at an eye-catching 62% off, alongside a dinner buy-one-get-one promotion. The COCO afternoon tea, themed “Taste of Hong Kong,” is discounted 30% and features an Instagram-worthy giant mille-feuille egg tart.
Fine Dining at Fractional Prices
Top-tier Chinese cuisine receives significant markdowns. Tang Shu, a Michelin-recognized venue, presents its black pearl tasting menu with a buy-one-get-one deal, bringing the per-person cost to HK$694—a savings of over HK$1,600 for two. The package includes a complimentary glass of wine and specialties like slow-cooked razor clams with pickled peppers.
At Guo Jin Xuan inside The Mira, an eight-course lobster and abalone dinner is available at 51% off, priced at HK$998 per person. The menu features luxurious ingredients including caviar, foie gras, crispy pork belly with crispy rice, and 24-head吉品 abalone. A separate tasting menu at the Central location offers a buy-three-get-one-free deal on a lobster, fish maw, and sea cucumber set.
Chui Hong Cun presents its summer “Winter Melon” banquet at 65% off, including a whole winter melon soup stuffed with scallops and seafood.
Spa Deals and Mooncake Pre-Orders
The promotion extends beyond dining. MiraSpa offers a 60-minute classic massage for women at HK$720—53% off the regular price—with complimentary access to the fitness center and infinity pool.
Additionally, customers purchasing select dining packages can add Guo Jin Xuan mooncake gift boxes at discounts up to 50%. The “Lava Duo” electronic voucher (HK$259) includes pistachio and lemon lava mooncakes, while the “Lantern Welcome” premium box (HK$544) features a rotating lantern design with双黄白莲蓉 and tea-series mooncakes. A three-in-one combination starts at HK$868, including赠送 mini golden egg custard mooncakes.
How to Access the Deals
All promotions require free Mi+ membership registration through the Mira eShop website. Members unlock exclusive pricing, earn double M Points redeemable as M Coins at group restaurants, and receive an additional HK$100 discount on single receipts exceeding HK$2,000. The HK$108 Yamm lunch is exclusively available during the September 4 flash sale; early registration and browser preparation are recommended given expected high demand.
With September 9 marking the campaign’s conclusion, Hong Kong food lovers face a narrow window to capitalize on what may be one of the year’s most aggressive hotel dining promotions. For those seeking luxury experiences at budget-friendly prices, the message is clear: act now, or wait indefinitely for the next opportunity.