KUALA LUMPUR: KFC and Pizza Hut Malaysia have implemented a new ‘contactless’ delivery and self-collect options amidst the Covid-19 infection outbreak and the Movement Control Order (MCO) implemented from today.
QSR Brands, the operator of the two fast food chains said it is taking extra measures to ensure the health and safety of its customers and team members in Malaysia.
Operating more than 1,100 KFC and Pizza Hut outlets nationwide, it said the outlets will continue to serve customers via their Take-Away, Drive Thru and Delivery services.
“Our primary concern is the health and safety of all Malaysians. To address this, KFC & Pizza Hut Malaysia will introduce a new option to enable ‘contactless delivery’ that allows customers to transact in an entirely contact-free manner, reducing the risk of virus spreading.
“Along with our Takeaway and Drive-Thru options, Malaysians will be able to continue enjoying safe-to-eat, delicious fried chicken and pizza from their home.” said QSR Brands (M) Holdings Bhd managing director Nehchal Khanna.
He said the company has also enhanced its stringent food-safety and hygiene standards further; introducing measures such as increased cleaning and sanitisation frequency, disinfecting of high touchpoint surfaces, provision of hand sanitisers, health checks and training of new procedures for all our team members.
“Keeping people safe and delivering hygienic, safe-to-eat food is our priority,” he said.
He said QSR Brands remains committed to its mission of feeding Malaysians, especially in this period of uncertainty and will continuously work with its partners and delivery services to ensure all KFC and Pizza Hut restaurants can safely keep their kitchens open during this unprecedented period.
To further help ease the burden of Malaysians during this period of uncertainty, KFC and Pizza Hut are offering customers more value when they opt for delivery services.
Customers will get RM10 off KFC while Pizza hut offers ‘Buy One Free One’ (regular size pizza) for every delivery order. Orders can be made via websites, apps, and Foodpanda.