Oliver's Super Sandwiches SUPERclub Review: Free Chicken Wings with Code 42LNLY1HTW, Welcome Offers and the Member App

Oliver's Super Sandwiches opened in Hong Kong in 1987, modelled on a British neighbourhood café, serving made-to-order sandwiches, baked potatoes, pasta, salads and coffee. It is now a casual dining brand of the Café de Coral Group.

The Café de Coral Group's results announcement for the year ended 31 March 2026 shows that Oliver's opened 3 branches during the year, ending it with 21 (31 March 2025: 18). The group notes that the brand launched an Eat to Fit menu of high-protein, low-fat and low-carbohydrate dishes and plans to expand its network with smaller takeaway shops.

SUPERclub is Oliver's membership programme, run through the free app “Oliver's Super Sandwiches”, published by Cafe de Coral Fast Food Limited. Members receive exclusive offers, earn points, get promotional news and can pre-order takeaway for collection in store; showing the member QR code in the app at payment earns points and applies offers.

In its results announcement, the Café de Coral Group states that the SUPERclub programme has proven effective in attracting new customers and encouraging repeat purchases by members. Oliver's does not publish the points earning rate or redemption value online; these are shown only in the app, which requires iOS 13 or later.

A new member downloads the app, enters referral code 42LNLY1HTW when registering, then spends at least HK$50 at an Oliver's branch and scans the member QR code; the app then issues an e-coupon for free chicken wings (two pieces, designated flavour) to be used at a branch. These conditions appear on the referral page in the app (read on 29 September 2026).

This referral scheme has no invite link, so the code must be entered manually; the link on this page opens the App Store or Google Play according to your device. The referral reward is for new members only, and an existing member who reinstalls the app does not qualify.

Disclosure: 42LNLY1HTW is our referral code. Whether and how Oliver's rewards the referrer is set out only in the app.

Oliver's does not state a value for the chicken wing coupon. Estimating from its 2024 party takeaway menu: 12 New Orleans chicken wings cost HK$208, about HK$17.3 each, and 24 cost HK$318, about HK$13.3 each. On that basis, two wings are worth roughly HK$26.5 to HK$34.7.

The qualifying HK$50 itself buys a real meal, so the referral reward is an additional gain worth roughly half to seven-tenths of that purchase. If you already intended to spend HK$50 or more on lunch, it is a clear net benefit; if you make a special purchase only to obtain the wings, the real saving is much smaller. The coupon's flavour is set by the app and may not be New Orleans.

Separately from the referral reward, Oliver's advertises on its official Facebook page that new SUPERclub members receive welcome offers worth more than HK$110; the exact set appears in the app after registration.

The app also has a check-in stamp card: App Store reviewers describe receiving a snack coupon after checking in on five days in a week, and the stamp and redemption rules in the app apply. Oliver's also runs members-only promotions from time to time.

The chicken wing coupon is limited to a designated flavour, and its validity and eligible branches are as shown in the app; the referral terms are set out only in the app, and Oliver's may change or end the promotion at any time. A purchase counts only when the member QR code is scanned, so show the code before paying.

The condition stated in the app is spending $50. The safest approach is to spend at least HK$50 in a single visit, scan the code at the time and keep the receipt, so that you can follow up with Oliver's if the coupon is not issued.

As of 24 October 2026, the app is rated 2.2 on the Hong Kong App Store (59 ratings), with the latest version, 2.2.0, released on 7 May 2025; on Google Play it is rated 3.3 (123 reviews), with more than 50,000 downloads and its most recent update on 7 September 2026.

Negative reviews centre on registration that loops or never delivers a verification code; slow-loading pages and excessive advertising; member codes that cannot be scanned at the counter; coupons that cannot be applied when ordering in the app and must be redeemed at the counter; and stamp cards that disappear once completed. Some users also report that mobile ordering redirects to a web page that requires a second login, and that registration requires consent to receive promotional messages.

Practical steps: open the app and load the member code while queuing; if a coupon cannot be applied online, present it at the counter instead; and if the wing coupon does not appear after your purchase, keep the receipt for your enquiry.

Suitable for: office workers who regularly have lunch or afternoon tea at Oliver's, spend at least HK$50 each time and are willing to scan a code in the app; and those who like the Eat to Fit menu and pre-order takeaway for collection.

Not suitable for: people who rarely visit Oliver's, have no branch nearby or expect a cash rebate; those unwilling to consent to promotional messages at registration should also consider carefully.