Eat, drink, and be merry with Asia Miles’ latest game where guests can earn up to 22,500 miles while enjoying the widest range of dining options possible
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Having just launched a successful HK$1 per mile for dining on Mondays, Asia Miles continues to come up with more ways for members to earn extra miles while enjoying the best dining options in town, from esteemed cafes to premium restaurants. The latest Asia Miles campaign takes the form of a brand new game on its mobile app. Titled ‘Unlock More Miles’, the new game allows Asia Miles members to review the number of miles you earned anywhere and anytime you like, as well as an opportunity to earn more by dining at more than 200 participating dining establishments across Hong Kong. Phase One of the game has completed in May. This month's Phase Two allows you to continue earning miles through dining, while new play can take the opportunity to catch up.
With more than 200 participating restaurants in its campaign, Asia Miles’ list of partnering establishments covers a wide range of eateries, from celebrated Chinese establishments such as Golden Leaf , Dragon Noodles Academy, Megan’s Kitchen, and Man Ho, to Western favourites with the likes of Bibo , and Beef and Liberty, Guests can earn miles for every HK$2 for six days a week, with a special promotion at HK$1 per mile on Mondays. The new Unlock More Miles game is created to maximise the opportunity to earn more miles easily this month. With a maximum of 22,500 available, Asia Miles members can participate in phase two of the 'Unlock More Miles' game on the Asia Miles app. The mechanism takes guests through three stages: Completion of level one mission requires a cumulative spending of HK$1,500 or above, HK$4,500 for level two, and HK$8,000 for level three.
Among Asia Miles’ participating restaurants are some of the city’s newest destinations. Located at the top of H Queens in Central, Ecriture is the latest opening from the Le Comptoir restaurant group, who are also behind Bibo, The Ocean by Olivier Bellin, and The Lighthouse . Ecriture is led by the restaurant’s executive chef Maxime Gilbert, who focuses on the finest quality produce, many of them Japanese, prepared using French techniques mastered through his rich culinary training while working with Ekkebus and French master chef Yannick Alleno.
