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Woman claims GrabFood order arrived partly eaten by food delivery rider, asks for refund

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Singapore ― A woman requested a refund for her GrabFood order, which she claimed was partly eaten by a food delivery rider.

A repeat customer of Novo Açaí & Granola shared her experience of receiving an order with a portion presumably consumed during transit.

She had ordered an acai bowl made of frozen and pureed acai palm fruit, served as a smoothie through GrabFood.

The woman waited more than an hour for her order, noting she always had issues with the food delivery service.

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“I’ve ordered from them (Novo Açaí & Granola) before, and their pints always come with a paper peel thing on top like typical ice creams,” the woman said, as reported by Mustsharenews.

She was surprised that her pint had no paper peel and missing about a quarter of the frozen treat.

“How can riders have the audacity to eat other people’s food during a pandemic?” the woman asked.

The customer took to the seller’s Instagram page to request an explanation.

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Novo Açaí & Granola confirmed that they have strict procedures in preparing their food, including frequent spot checks.

The company confirmed that the attached photo sent by the customer was not what a regular order should look like.

After apologising for the inconvenience, the company advised the customer to request a refund through the Grab app.

On Saturday (Sept 25), an update was provided by MS News, noting the woman had received a full refund by Grab for her order.

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Food delivery services often receive customer complaints regarding cold, late, disfigured or missing food items.

According to Vulcanpost, complaints on food delivery company websites have increased amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

One Muhammad Azhar Mohammad Nasir posted on Facebook on Friday (Sept 24) urging Foodpanda riders to deliver orders properly.

The netizen attached a photo of a family member’s order left on the floor outside their house, near their neighbour’s area.

The customers were never alerted that the food had been delivered.

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“If you’re talking about contactless, the least you can do is alert them,” he added. /TISG

Photo: FB screengrab/Muhammad Azhar Mohammad Nasir

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