A guide to using your CDC vouchers in 2023

You can spend your vouchers at more than 20,000 hawkers and heartland stores all around our little red dot. It’s also the first time we can use our CDC vouchers at supermarkets, so load up your grocery baskets at participating supermarkets which includes Hao Mart, NTUC FairPrice, Prime Supermarket, Sheng Siong, and U Stars Supermarket. Just a note though, you won’t be able to use your CDC vouchers to buy alcohol, cigarettes, or any lottery products.

Look out for a teal sign (hawkers and heartland stores) or a bright yellow sign (supermarket) sign to see where you can spend your vouchers. Otherwise, you can also view the full list of participating vendors here, sorted according to your preferred area. 

When you want to spend your vouchers, it’s simple. Make sure to save the link on your phone, and when you’re ready to redeem, pull up the page and select the quantity of vouchers – you can present the QR code directly to the merchants.

CDC vouchers can be used for practical matters like grocery shopping and affordable lunches, but we can also use our vouchers for other fun activities. From treating yourself to coconut shakes to feasting on durians, you can use your vouchers to: 

Why make an advanced booking and pay top dollar at one of the best hair salons in Singapore when you can easily stay within your area for the full works? To look your best for 2023, make the most of your CDC vouchers at one of these neighbourhood hair salons. From sun-kissed balayage to glossy blowouts, they do it all.

Instead of splurging on pricey party planners and fancy-schmancy decor, support your local party supply shops by spending your CDC vouchers at stores like Funz Gifts and Party at Clementi and Wow! Let’s Party at Moulmein. These have all the party supplies you need, from themed balloons to festive lights.

Everyone loves an ice-cold cup of coconut shake or bubble tea. Make the most of your CDC vouchers and spend on the likes of Coconut Queen, My Little Coconut, and Teavana Bubble Tea. Meanwhile, check out the best bubble tea stores in Singapore if you’re simply looking to quench your thirst. 

There are many chiropractors and acupuncturists listed on the CDC Scheme. Whether it’s to crack a bad back or to treat muscle pain, head over to one of the pros to get your body fit and ready.

Since some popular durian sellers are listed on the CDC Scheme, take the chance to gather your friends and family for a durian feast. Mao Shan Wang or D24, these heartland durian shops carry a selection of ripe durians ready for savouring. This even includes famed Durian Lab Cafe at Bukit Merah, known for its durian ice cream and waffles. 

Take the chance to head out with friends and family for a hearty Thai mookata dinner. A surprising number of mookata diners fall under the CDC Scheme, including the ever-popular 888 Mookata at Changi Village or even Phuket Town Mookata in Ang Mo Kio.