SHAH ALAM, Jan 26 — McDonald’s Malaysia today launched a new ‘Order & Collect’ feature through its mobile phone app to make it easier for customers to choose how and where they want to collect their orders.
Melati added that customers had four options to collect their orders, namely, take-away, dine-in, drive-thru and drive-in. “With ‘Order & Collect’, our customers no longer need to stand in long queues and wait for their orders. This is a smooth experience that we have for our customers to enjoy their favourite McDonald’s menu,” she said during the launch of the feature here today.
She said from now till March 6, customers could enjoy free weekly rewards when for orders of RM25 and above via the feature with a Visa card.
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