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If you're picking up your GCSE results this week, you can celebrate with a free starter and dessert at most Rosa's Thai restaurants (find your nearest). You'll need to sign up for a voucher, purchase a bubble tea, and show proof of your 2026 results.

Show your voucher to staff alongside your results on gCSE results day (Thursday 20 August). A bubble tea normally costs from £6, while a Pad Thai is normally from £14, so we reckon this is a decent deal.

This offer is available at all restaurants except for Edinburgh and Glasgow. This offer is not available alongside any other offer, set menu, lunch menu, voucher or discount. It's not valid on delivery, takeaway or click & collect.

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