Food

Pandamart offers less waiting time for online grocery shoppers

Shop for your daily essentials in just 20 minutes with Foodpanda’s new grocery delivery service

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 11 Dec 2020 6:00PM

Pandamart offers less waiting time for online grocery shoppers
Pandamart aims to enable customers the convenience for their constantly changing needs. – Pic courtesy of @foodpandamy Instagram, December 11, 2020

by Amalina Kamal

DELIVERY platform Foodpanda introduced its latest grocery delivery service, Pandamart – an on-demand delivery service for groceries, household essentials, beauty products, fresh produce and over the counter medication delivered directly from its own storage facilities.

Customers can shop for more than 3,500 daily essential products and get them delivered in as fast as 20 minutes with free delivery provided during the first four months from its opening. The delivery charge will range from RM1 to RM2 thereafter.

Foodpanda Malaysia director of Dark Stores, Ashutosh Gandhi said, "We have now entered the era of quick commerce, alongside a parallel shift in consumer lifestyles and preferences across the globe.”

“Speed and convenience are becoming more important than ever before and at Foodpanda, we are constantly seeking ways to use innovation and technology to exceed our customers' expectations. Pandamart enables us to provide our customers convenience for their constantly changing needs," he added.

Pandamart offers customers more than 3,500 daily essential products to shop across 25 locations with delivery as fast as 20 minutes. – Pic courtesy of Foodpanda Malaysia.
Pandamart offers customers more than 3,500 daily essential products to shop across 25 locations with delivery as fast as 20 minutes. – Pic courtesy of Foodpanda Malaysia.

The 25 delivery locations include Bangsar, Setapak, Subang, Ampang, Cheras, Bukit Tinggi, Bukit Jalil, Petaling Jaya, KLCC, Puchong, Balakong, Kajang, Setia Alam, Kota Damansara, Shah Alam, Ara Damansara, Selayang, Sg Buloh, Cyberjaya, Bayan Lepas, Georgetown, Jelutong, Perai/Bukit Mertajam, Mount Austin, Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, Permas Jaya, and Mont Kiara.

“These products are all sourced directly from the brands. Hence, the pricing is very competitive, and the quality of the products are assured. We are pleased that we can provide our customers both convenience and quality, without compromising on price,” said Ashutosh. 

Pandamart is available on the Foodpanda app under the Foodpanda shop page where the customer’s location indicates they are within the coverage of a Pandamart. 

To start ordering, open the Foodpanda app, tap in your address, go to shops, look for Pandamart, select the items you would like to purchase, checkout, and Foodpanda will get your items delivered. – The Vibes, December 11, 2020

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