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Mastercard rolls out 400-restaurant gourmet program for elite cardholders

With a minimum spend, cardholders can avail credit or complimentary glasses of wine.

Mastercard World Legend, World Elite, and World Select Mastercard cardholders can now access over 400 premium restaurants globally with the Asia Gourmet Circle program.

Asia Gourmet Circle is a dining reservation program for restaurants in Australia, mainland China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam, according to a press release.

World Legend and World Elite Mastercard cardholders enjoy more privileges at a curated collection of restaurants across Australia, Hong Kong, and Singapore.

With a minimum spend, patrons can avail exclusive dining credits or complimentary glasses of wine, Mastercard said.

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