Malaysians rejoice! The popular ridesharing app, Uber has recently launched another interesting idea for Malaysians. The launch in Malaysia marks
another milestone for UberEATS, which is presently in 27 countries and over 100
cities globally. Shri Chakravarthy Gopalakrishnan, General Manager of UberEATS
(Malaysia & Singapore) said, “We are delighted to announce that UberEATS is
now live in Malaysia! At Uber, we’re always looking for ways to bring
Malaysians more choices at the touch of a button. This time, we are bringing
consumers, restaurant-partners, and delivery-partners together in a digital
marketplace celebrating Malaysia’s great cuisine and love of food. Using the
power of Uber’s technology, we are going to help Malaysians enjoy the right
food they want, right now - at the touch of a button.”
With their hectic urban lifestyles, Kuala Lumpur
foodies will no longer need to brave traffic, fight for parking, or line up in
queues to enjoy the wide array of foods, beverages and desserts from over 200 restaurant partners
available on the UberEATS app at launch. Shri said, “With UberEATS, Malaysians can now tap a button
and enjoy their favourite meals with comfort and convenience. We want you to be able to eat what
you want, when you want. Whether you’re at the park, exploring the city, or
coordinating dinner from your desk - find what you’re craving, tap a button,
and we’ll handle the rest.”
Initial restaurants on the app
comprise a mix of Malaysian favourites along with other Asian and Western
delights from Kuala Lumpur-based restaurant partners. Among the restaurant
partners currently active on the platform are Nasi Lemak Antarabangsa, Inside
Scoop, Sitka Restaurant and Mikey’s Original New York Pizza.
UberEATS will begin serving KL
neighbourhoods, in the Kuala Lumpur central business district, Bangsar and
Damansara Heights from 9.00am to midnight, seven days a week; with plans to
grow quickly and in the near future. Payment will be made through credit and
debit cards, with an initial delivery time of 35 minutes. There will be a
RM5.00 delivery fee and no minimum order. Additionally, UberEATS Malaysia has
worked closely with JAKIM to ensure its delivery methods address concerns over
halal requirements.
UberEATS also provides another avenue for delivery partners at more times of the day. “Uber’s technology aims to make
things better for all, and UberEATS is no exception. With this rollout, we are
also creating flexible earning opportunities for more Malaysians who delight in
connecting people with their food,” added Shri.
We got to try some of the fine dining food which Uber EATS will be offering to its customers.
Torched Mackerel with Green Curry Coconut & Pickles
Chocolate Gonache, Chocolate Custard, Coconut Espurma
How to order:
1. First, download UberEATS on
Google Play or the App Store
or head to ubereats.com
2. Tell us where to deliver - add
your home, work, or any other
address or location you’d like
3. Browse local restaurants - search
for your favourite
local spot or try something new
4. Check out with a tap - pay with
your card already on file
and enjoy free delivery during the introductory period.
Join in the conversation and share your UberEATS
experience on Instagram with the hashtag #UberEATSKL and tag @UberEATS_MY.
Download the UberEATS app and enter the promo code KLTASTY to enjoy free delivery on your first 3 orders (Valid until 21 October 2017).
Picture credits to Carmen Hong.
Picture credits to Carmen Hong.
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