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Earn up to 17 mpd at over 200 Kris+ restaurants in Sydney and Melbourne

Earlier today we covered the latest Kris+ ‘Feast to Fly’ dining promotion in Singapore, offering 8 mpd when you pay via the app at over 70 participating restaurants island-wide – on top of the miles or points earned from your credit card for the payment itself.

You might recall that Kris+ expanded to Australia in November 2023, and the good news is that the 2026 ‘Feast to Fly’ promotion is also running there once again, this time at a generous 12 mpd rate (a 2 mpd upgrade on the previous two years), and across an unprecedented 220 participating cafes, bars, and restaurants across Sydney and Melbourne.

That’s more than three times the merchant count of the Singapore deal, at a higher earn rate, so it’s well worth a look if you’re based in Sydney or Melbourne, or visiting over the next two months including during the peak June Singapore school holiday period.

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Kris+ Lifts 2026 Earn Rate to 12 mpd in Sydney Vs Melbourne

Kris+ is raising its Sydney vs Melbourne dining earn rate to 12 mpd across 220 participating cafes, bars, and restaurants from 1st May 2026 to 30th June 2026. For diners in the two cities, that means more miles for the same meal spend, with the promotional miles able to move straight into KrisFlyer.

220 participating venues is the headline change in the 2026 Feast to Fly run, up from 135 in 2025. The Australia promotion also lifts the earn rate from 10 mpd in the previous two years, giving users a clearer incentive to route everyday dining through the app during the two-month window.

109 bars, cafes, and restaurants in Sydney are included, with 128 outlets between them city-wide. Melbourne has 111 participating bars, cafes, and restaurants, covering 122 outlets across the city. That split leaves the two markets almost evenly matched, but Melbourne has the larger count of participating venues while Sydney has the larger outlet base.

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