Grab has introduced a new feature on GrabFood that allows users to add on a range of RM4 vouchers so that they can hit GrabFood’s RM12 “minimum order” requirement. This, in turn, enables them to get around GrabFood’s small order fee and obtain something of value along the way.

To quickly explain, customers who order from GrabFood are typically required to make a “minimum order” of RM12, which if unfulfilled, will be required to pay something called a small order fee (set at RM2). This can be a challenge for many customers, as they will be forced to order extra items just to avoid the fee and make their money count.

With this new feature, however, you can now choose to buy an RM4 Grab voucher as add-on, instead of ordering extra items to meet the RM12 spend condition. Depending on your preferences, you may choose to get a Grab Ride, GrabFood, GrabMart, or GrabExpress voucher to make up for the price difference between your order and the RM12 spend condition (although these voucher offers are also suggested as additional purchases to those who have already hit the spend condition).

To note, the vouchers have a validity period of 30 days, and do not have a minimum spend requirement to use. This is with the exception of the GrabMart voucher (RM40 min spend).

Do also be aware that since these vouchers are valued at RM4, you will still be required to put in an order of at least RM8 in order to be offered this deal (as RM8 + RM4 = RM12). If you were to put in an RM5 GrabFood order, you’ll simply be asked to hit the RM12 spend requirement.

Lastly, it would seem that these RM4 vouchers are currently offered only for selected merchants. Aside from this latest feature, customers can get more value for their GrabFood orders and save money by tapping into other features like Group Order and Saver delivery.   

(Source: Lowyat.NET)

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