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DEAL · SPEND PROMO · 9 Oct 2026

Lulu Hypermarket online — 20% off up to AED 75 with a FAB Mastercard, through 31 December

Last checked 9 October 2026; recorded to expire 31 December 2026. Verify provider terms before acting.

DubaiPoints Editorial
Filed 9 Oct 2026
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FAB is giving 20% off, capped at AED 75, on Lulu Hypermarket orders of AED 300 or more placed through the Lulu website or app and paid with a FAB Mastercard credit card. The offer runs to 31 December 2026.

  • Discount: 20%, up to AED 75 per order
  • Minimum spend: AED 300, online only (Lulu website or mobile app)
  • How often: FAB’s offer details say “valid twice per month”. The listing’s strapline reads “Instant Savings Every Thursday”; the two do not say the same thing, so read the terms before planning a weekly shop around it
  • Cards: FAB Mastercard credit cards. The offer page lists Rewards Active, ADNOC Rewards, Z Card, Cashback, Rewards Indulge, Elite, du, GEMS World and Travel
  • Expires: 31 December 2026

At the cap, twice a month, this is AED 75 × 2 = AED 150 a month off grocery spend. The cap kicks in at AED 375 per order (20% of AED 375 is AED 75), so an order above that earns nothing more. It sits alongside FAB’s Amazon.ae offer, which runs to the same end date on the same Mastercard-only rule.

The discount stacks on a card’s own earn only if FAB still counts the discounted amount as eligible spend, and the offer page does not say. For the underlying earn rates, see our FAB Cashback review.

Verified against the FAB offer page on 9 October 2026. The offer first appeared on FAB’s offers index in the monitor check of 6 October 2026.

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