Meow Barbecue sells new platter in giant “cat food” cans, pledges to feed a stray cat for every order

Hoping to show some love to the furry friends and/or therapists found under our HDB blocks?

Here’s a great chance if you’re also a barbecue lover: Meow Barbecue has launched a new Meow Platter-In-A-Can and is pledging to feed a stray cat for each order!

For those unfamiliar, Meow Barbecue is a popular brand that originated in China. It opened its first overseas outpost at its current Bugis location just last year.

Located at the popular Bugis+, the outlet is known for its quirky branding and decor that features many adorable cat elements.

Besides that, it’s also remembered for offering some rather interesting promotions — some may remember it as the viral restaurant that offered limited-time discounts of up to 50% based on diners’ height difference.

Its newest antic? Serving up its most popular ingredients “cat food” style!

Yes, Meow Barbecue’s newest Meow Platter-In-A-Can (S$66, U.P. S$88) is presented in a life-sized can, complete with a peel-off lid.

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Each platter will feature six of Meow Barbecue’s signatures, namely:

• Meow signature spicy beef: Grain-fed 129-day-old sliced beef marinated with tangy pickled chillies
• Premium iberico pork belly: Pork belly directly imported from Spain
• Black pepper pork chop: Pork chops marinated with punchy black pepper    
• Meow signature chicken with Sichuan peppers: Chicken spiced up with green peppercorns and a secret house-made chilli mix
• Diamond-cut marinated beef ribs: Beef ribs marinated with an in-house secret sauce and cut in diamond shapes for better grilling ratio
• Meow signature beef cubes with onion: Marinated oyster blade beef cubes served with onion

On top of that, for every platter ordered from Nov 7 to Dec 31, Meow Barbecue has pledged to feed one stray cat for a day .

This is the perfect chance for meat lovers to indulge in some of their favourite food and also make sure the meow meows are well-fed as the initiative sees Meow Barbecue teaming up with Project LUNI.

The non-governmental organisation has been a mainstay in Singapore and has been helping the street cats since 2016, feeding more than seven hundred strays a day — so you can be sure the cats are in good hands!

For more ideas on what to eat, read our stories on the most indulgent bomboloni in Singapore and Gyutan-Tan’s new outlet-exclusive Japanese afternoon tea at Orchard.

Do explore the new GrabFood Dine-in service for awesome deals.

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