Malaysians will undergo the Restricted Movement Order once again, so it’s time to get groceries online. While not necessarily a full lockdown of the country, travelling in and out of the country is not allowed and everyone is encouraged to practise social distancing. The past few days on social media have been a toxic wasteland, showcasing empty supermarkets.
With more and more people giving in to panic buying, we’re here to tell you to put that toilet paper back on the shelf. Instead of buying out the supermarket and hoarding food for months, it’s better to buy within your means so the elderly and less fortunate will have a chance to get through this as well. If you’re already set with groceries, be sure to check out these food delivery services that will make your life so much easier.
Thankfully, supermarkets and convenience stores will still be open, which gives everyone a chance at stocking up on supplies. To do so, just head on over to any of these online groceries that provide delivery services. If it doesn’t provide, fret not as there are other third-party apps who will happily help.
Jaya Grocer
A popular household name, Jaya Grocer is one of the better supermarket chains in the Klang Valley. What’s great about
Jaya Grocer is that you can purchase all your groceries online. What’s more, Jaya Grocer can even have them delivered
to your doorstep. The delivery fee will be free if you spend above RM300 on a single receipt. If the site can’t be reached,
check out the smartphone app that is available on both iOS and Android.
Delivery Slots: Daily, 10.00am – 9.00pm
Payment Methods: Cash on delivery | credit/debit cards
Price: RM9 – standard delivery fee
Tesco
The global British-supermarket chain is known for carrying an extensive array of products, which means shopping online
just got so much better. Once you’ve confirmed your order, Tesco’s very own trained personal shoppers will handpick the
freshest produce just for you. They will also choose items that come with the longest sell-by dates. Tesco delivers throughout
Klang Valley as well as other states around Malaysia. Aside from their website, you can also try the smartphone app on iOS
and Android.
Delivery Slots: Daily, 10.00am – 10.00pm
Payment Methods: Credit/debit cards only
Price: Service Charge is included with slot booking
Mydin
Mydin is the largest of all the supermarket chains in Malaysia with over 70 outlets across the nation. Aside from its self
pick-up services or lockers, Mydin also offers deliveries straight to your doorstep. Unfortunately, its delivery areas only
cover certain parts of Klang Valley. To check on whether your address is eligible, check out Mydin’s website for more
information. You can also download their smartphone app on the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store.
Delivery Slots: Daily, 10.00am – 10.00pm
Payment Methods: Online Payment with eGHL
Price: RM 10
Happy Fresh
While Malaysia has plenty of supermarkets and hypermarkets already, not all provide a delivery service. That’s where the
likes of HappyFresh comes in as your very own personal shopper. You can select and choose groceries from the stores with
in your area. HappyFresh maintains that its personal shopper will have your goods before the hour is up, ensuring you get
it when it’s still fresh.
Delivery Slots: Daily, 10.00am – 9.00pm
Payment Methods: Cash on delivery | credit/debit cards
Price: From RM3 – depending on location
Redtick
What started out as an online grocery shopping company in 2010 has since grown into a full-fledged service provider to
many in and out of the Klang Valley. Redtick offers a great and easy-to-use website while ensuring your order arrives in
a timely fashion. Redtick also offers free deliveries with orders over RM150. If you’re not from the Klang Valley, there is
also a Redtick Plus. However, be sure to note that Redtick Plus only delivers dry food as well as health and beauty items
only.
Delivery Slots: Daily, 9.00am – 9.00pm (Redtick)/ 1-5 working days (Redtick Plus)
Payment Methods: Cash on delivery | credit/debit cards | Online Banking
Price: From RM10- RM15 (Redtick)
MyGroser
MyGroser offers a very different experience as opposed to many other independent, digital, online groceries. It has its own
physical store with full-time, trained employees that will pick the products you bought, pack, and have them shipped to
your doorstep safe and sound. A popular selling point of MyGroser is it’s Ready to Cook’ section. It offers both Asian and
Continental meal kits for you to start cooking immediately without having to do anything else.
Delivery Slots: Daily, 9.00am – 9.00pm
Payment Methods: Credit/debit cards | Online Banking
Price: RM8.90 – Below 35 kg
TM Organic Farms
If you’re looking for something more organic and locally grown, be sure to check out TM Farms. Its produces are grown
in Bukit Tinggi, Pahang with weekly box deliveries. TM Farms operates on a different payment scheme — a one-time fee
of RM20 is needed for a recycled cardboard box that will be used for your first and future deliveries. Produces are delivered
on a weekly basis to most areas in Klang Valley.
Delivery Slots: Every Monday (other days can be arranged)
Payment Methods: Credit/debit cards or PayPal
Price: RM20 (One-time payment)
Signature Market
With organic food being more and more widely accepted these days, Signature Market should be your go-to delivery
service for organic groceries. Signature Market also ensures you get a fair price on its organic foods as it deals directly with its manufacturer.
This ensures that you can still eat healthy without having to fork over your savings. If you spend over RM100 on a single
receipt, you will get your delivery for free.
Delivery Slots: 2-3 working days (West Malaysia)/ 3-4 working days (East Malaysia)
Payment Methods: Credit/debit cards or Online Banking
Price: RM10
This story first appeared on LifestyleAsiaKL
