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Want to jump ahead of the queue at Starbucks? Starbucks Malaysia's new Mobile Order and Pay feature lets you customise and order your drink in advance.

) and then tap on the “Order” tab. By default, there’s a pop-up video showing how to use the mobile order & pay feature, and you can click on “X” on the top left corner to continue.

Next, select your nearest Starbucks location and place your order. The dropdown list will display the distance of the store from your location and the estimated preparation time. The app shows a full list of available beverages available including seasonal promotional products as well as non-caffeine beverages. You can also customise each drink with your preferred choice of milk , extra syrup, and drizzle. If you’re ordering a Latte, the app only allows you to add up to 2 extra Espresso shots.

Unfortunately, it appears that you can’t order any food at the moment. So if you want to order cake or sandwiches with your drink, you’ll still have to go through the counter. Once you’ve confirmed your order, you can proceed to pay using your Starbucks card credits. If it isn’t enough, you can reload online via credit or debit card. Take note that each card can hold up to RM500 worth of credit.since 2015. According to The Verge, about 25% of Starbucks orders made in the US in Q4 2020 were using the Mobile Order and Pay feature.on the app which made it impossible for users to reset their passwords.

 

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