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Dining discounts, restaurant rewards, easy bill splits: Perks every foodie needs to know
Grab users can enjoy up to 30 per cent off restaurant bills, while payments for group order deliveries can now be settled directly in the app
Grab's enhanced Dine Out feature offers instant dining discounts, which users can enjoy when they visit participating restaurants.
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Dining deals are popping up in an unexpected place – the app you already use for food delivery and rides.
In 2023, Nasdaq-listed Grab
Now fully launched with new improvements, the feature also allows users to pay restaurant bills through the Grab app for instant discounts of up to 30 per cent at participating restaurants.
Users who dine regularly at the same restaurant can also earn loyalty rewards.
This is just one way the platform has evolved since launching as a ride-hailing operator in 2013. Now a digital ecosystem, it offers food delivery, logistics and financial services, becoming an everyday app for South-east Asian users.
Says Mr Yee Wee Tang, managing director of Grab Singapore: “We have a culture of staying on the ground as much as possible so that we can understand our users’ needs and serve them better.”
More changes are coming in 2025, including an expanded dining experience through Chope’s reservation system. Mr Yee shares more of the team’s focus for 2025 in the video below:
Enhancing user and partner experiences
Through the years, Grab has focused on improving its offerings, introducing new features and refining existing ones to meet evolving user and partner needs.
For instance, it also enhanced its Group Order feature. Users can now easily settle payments in the app, with delivery fees, taxes and tips split evenly among participants.
Grab’s group ordering feature simplifies bill splitting and payment for users without them leaving the app.
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The feature also lets everyone track when members join and add items in real-time, rather than relying on the host for updates – making it particularly useful for office workers coordinating lunch orders.
In addition to these revamped features, Grab launched Family Accounts in 2024. It enables users to book, track and pay for rides for their loved ones – even if they are living in Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam or the Philippines.
While rolling out these new features for users, the platform has also strengthened support for those who power its services.
In 2025, driver and rider partners can enjoy enhanced healthcare coverage through the GrabBenefits 2.0 programme.
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Building on its GrabBenefits programme, which has provided welfare protection since 2016
This enhanced support package, which will kick in next year with an annual $4 million investment, complements the upcoming Platform Workers Bill
Stay up to date on Grab’s latest developments here.
