Your Dinner Plans This Love Month, Now With 20% Cashback When You Pay With Your Maya Credit Card

February usually means more dinner plans than usual. Some are dates. Some are catch-ups. Some are just excuses to go somewhere good. And if a solid night out for you means great food, good company, and a bill that doesn’t kill the vibe, this one’s for you.

This Love Month, Maya, the #1 Digital Bank and leading all-in-one fintech platform in the Philippines, is adding a little extra value to your nights out. Credit Cardholders can enjoy 20% cashback on a minimum single receipt of ₱3,500 at participating restaurants, capped at  ₱1,000, when you pay with your Maya Credit Card.

Whether it’s an intimate table for two, shared plates with friends, or finally checking out that restaurant you’ve had saved for months, the idea is simple: enjoy the night, and get something back.

Just tap and go when you link your Maya Credit Card to Google Pay!

Filipinos practically run their entire lives on their phones — checking group chats, booking rides, and juggling a dozen errands in between. But even with everything going digital, paying with your phone can still slow you down – especially with QR codes. Scanning with your phone, waiting for SMS confirmation, or having cashiers take screenshots and double-check a QR payment? Suddenly, your quick stop turns into a waiting game.

Treat Yourself to 20% Off at the Most Raved-About Restaurants in the Philippines with Your Maya Credit Card

With the first-ever Michelin Guide Philippines now officially announced, the spotlight is on the country’s growing dining scene — from chef-driven tasting menus to proudly local kitchens redefining Filipino flavors. And whether you're finally trying a restaurant you've kept on your “someday list” or returning to a comfort favorite, Maya makes every meal better. 

Maya Credit Card users can enjoy up to 20% cashback (capped at ₱1,000 per month) when they dine and pay with their Maya Black Credit Card or Landers Cashback Everywhere Credit Card at thousands of restaurants nationwide — including several featured in the newly released Michelin Guide Philippines, such as Helm, Asador Alfonso, Celera, Gallery by Chele, Hapag, Inato, Kasa Palma, Linamnam, Toyo Eatery, Bolero, Cabel, Cochi, Halong, Lampara, Los Tacos, Manam (The Triangle), Pilya’s Kitchen, Some Thai, Taqueria Franco, The Underbelly, Your Local, 12/10, Antonio’s, Automat, Blackbird, Carmelo’s Steakhouse, Cirkulo, Fresca Trattoria, Gordon Ramsay Bar & Grill, Goxo, Locavore, Lore, Lusso, Mamacita, Metiz, Now Now, Old Manila, Pablo, People’s Palace, Ramen Ron, Sala, Seva, Socarrat, Super Uncle Claypot, Taupe, Terraza Martinez, Txanton, Uma Nota, and Yamazato.