China’s top snack giant set to debut 1st flagship outlet in Malaysia

Snack munchers, get ready! China’s biggest snack retailer, Bestore, is opening its very first flagship store at Pavilion Bukit Jalil this October. Though you can find their snacks in local supermarkets like Sunway Pyramid‘s Jaya Grocer, the options are quite limited.

Established in 2006, Bestore has been China’s leading digital retail giant, offering an impressive variety of snacks across 10 different categories — featuring biscuits, pastries, roasted nuts, and dried fruits. And by 2024, they’ve grown to a remarkable number of 3,000 offline stores worldwide.

Say goodbye to the curse of paying extra delivery fees or the hassle of hunting through bulk food warehouses across the country just to get your hands on addictive Bestore treats! With the new store opening, satisfying your cravings has never been easier — or faster.

Now, you can dive straight into their bestselling snacks without the wait. Indulge in the sweet and tangy flavours of their Freeze Dried Strawberries and Assorted Hawthorn Berry Snacks, or spice things up with their famous Spicy Bean Curd Strips.

Whether you’re in the mood for something sweet, savoury, or a bit of both, Bestore has got you covered with a product lineup that’s sure to tempt every taste bud.

Attention to early birds! If you’re planning to visit the new outlet soon, here’s your chance to score some free gifts with just 2 easy steps.

First, snap 3 photos or a fun video with Bestore’s adorable panda mascot and post them using the #Bestore hashtag. Then, head over to the Pavilion Bukit Jalil store and share it on TikTok or Little Red Book to claim a limited-edition merchandise item.

What’s up for grabs? You could walk away with a large tote bag, a Panda mug, or even a cute Panda mirror! With how adorable the chonky Panda is, it’s almost impossible to resist.

Don’t forget to keep an eye on their socials for more updates on exclusive promotions, limited-time offers, and sneak peeks of upcoming snack releases. You won’t want to miss out!

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