News & Reviews:   grabfood

“Makan kat mana?” “Where to eat? “ What to eat?”. If you happened to be a Malaysian, then these questions might have become the norm. Thankfully, those dilemmas could end soon thanks to the latest innovation by GrabFood.

As most Malaysians know by now, inflation has caused a spike in Grab prices. A number of GrabFood drivers have also complained their pay was cut by the company and this goes the same for Foodpanda delivery partners too. That said, the drivers are planning to go on a strike tomorrow (5 August 2022) for 24 hours.

From 15 until 20 October 2020, realme will be hosting the ‘realme Belanja-lah’ campaign where you could stand a chance to win a realme 7i when you order KyoChon via GrabFood from 12PM to 4PM. With that in mind, you could theoretically increase your chance of winning the smartphone by frequently ordering KyoChon during the contest period.

While this may look surreal, the Movement Restriction will begin from 18 March until 31 March 2020 as an initiative to minimize the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak. The government has ordered all private businesses to be closed down until further notice and many were wondering if Grab will cease operation. Thankfully, they are not.

GrabFood is undeniably one of the most popular food delivery services in Malaysia. The food delivery service has saved us a lot of time and effort when we’re looking for food. Now, Grab has announced they would be raising their delivery fee from a fixed RM5 up to RM9.

If you’re constantly on the move and ordering food with Grab, you can now save 55% on your rides and orders with GrabClub. It is a monthly subscription plan and so far it has only one plan, the Grab-it-All Pass, which is priced at RM50 but is actually valued at RM110.

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