Mr Bean is turning 31, and instead of one birthday item it is selling a $3 coupon booklet that it says holds up to $55 of value, at all its outlets from 26 October to 16 December 2026.
> Quick view: $3 booklet · free Classic Soymilk + pancake (worth up to $4.50) · free Classic Beancurd ($2.30) · free 500ml dishwashing liquid on a $7 spend, selected weekends · $1 Melon Soymilk Pouch (U.P. $1.90), 28 Oct-24 Nov · all Mr Bean outlets · on sale 26 Oct-16 Dec 2026, while stocks last.
The offer
Mr Bean's Facebook post is simple: pay $3, unlock up to $55 of value, available from 26 October to 16 December at all outlets while stocks last. The booklet poster names four coupons, and Mr Bean's own e-coupon page fills in the rest with prices and dates.
| Coupon | Price | Redeem |
|---|---|---|
| Classic Soymilk + 1 pancake (Red Bean, Chocolate or Cheese) | Free (worth up to $4.50) | Printed on coupon |
| Classic Beancurd | Free (worth up to $2.30) | Printed on coupon |
| ReadyCare dishwashing liquid 500ml, Tarty Lemon | Free with a $7 spend (worth $5.90) | Selected weekends only, 18,000 bottles |
| Melon Soymilk Pouch | $1 (U.P. $1.90) | 28 Oct-24 Nov |
| Mao Shan Wang Pancake | $4.50 (U.P. $6.50) | 2 Nov-16 Dec |
| Coconut Soymilk | $3.20 (U.P. $5.30) | 2 Nov-16 Dec |
| Orh Nee Mochi Pancake | Buy 2 get 1 free (worth $4.00) | 5-13 Nov |
| Socks + Treats: Lychee Soymilk, pancake, Mr Bean yellow socks | $7.90 (U.P. $12.20) | 11 Nov-16 Dec |
| Soy Coconut Crispy Roll 180g | $6.50 (U.P. $12.50) | 18 Nov-16 Dec |
Mr Bean's healthcare outlets (polyclinics and hospitals such as SGH, NUH, Changi General and Sengkang General, plus Northpoint City) get their own versions: a wholemeal Mao Shan Wang pancake at $4.50 (U.P. $6.80), buy 2 get 1 free wholemeal Orh Nee Mochi pancakes (5-13 Nov) and a $7.90 bundle with a wholemeal kaya cheese pancake (U.P. $12.40).
Is it worth $3?
Yes, if you use even one free coupon. The soymilk and pancake alone are worth up to $4.50, so the booklet pays for itself on the first visit, and the beancurd adds another $2.30. Two $1 pouches save another $1.80. The "up to $55" adds every coupon at its usual price, which only counts if you would buy a crispy roll and a pair of socks anyway.
The fine print
- Each coupon has its own dates. The booklet is sold to 16 December, but the $1 pouch stops on 24 November and the Orh Nee deal runs only 5-13 November.
- The dishwashing liquid is the hardest to get. It needs a $7 spend excluding promotional items, runs on selected weekends only and is capped at 18,000 bottles.
- No stacking. Coupons are not valid with other promotions, discounts, catering, bulk orders or delivery, and there is no customisation.
- Selected outlets for some coupons. The hospital coupons are limited to a list of 15 outlets, and the wholemeal Mao Shan Wang one excludes KTPH, KK Women's and Children's, Woodlands and Tan Tock Seng.
- While stocks last. That applies to the booklet and to every coupon item.
Tips
- Save the coupons to your phone. The QR code in the booklet opens Mr Bean's e-coupon page. You enter a name and age range, then download each coupon and scan it at the counter, so you do not have to carry the booklet.
- Use the calendar button. The e-coupon page can add each coupon's redemption window to your calendar, which helps with the short 5-13 November Orh Nee deal.
- Start with the $1 pouch. It is the only discount coupon live from 28 October, and it runs out first, on 24 November.
- Carry cash at MRT kiosks. A commenter on Mr Bean's post said the Lakeside MRT outlet accepts cash only.
