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KFC Singapore launches contactless takeaway service

By Maria Santos
1 min read
KFC in SM Aura BGC
KFC in SM Aura BGC

KFC Singapore has launched a contactless takeaway service, allowing customers to purchase safely during the circuit breaker period in the city.

According to KFC, it is the first fast-food restaurant brand in Singapore to launch such a service. With “Contactless Takeaway”, customers can place orders via KFC Singapore’s app or its website and pick up the food at contactless pick-up tables in the chosen store.

These contactless pick-up tables will be sanitised after each order is completed, the company said in the statement.

“With the ‘Contactless Takeaway’ and ‘Contactless Delivery’ options, we are doing our very best to ensure that our famous fried chicken will be as accessible as always even during these trying times,” said Lynette Lee, GM at KFC Singapore.

The ‘Contactless Takeaway’ service follows the ‘Contactless Delivery” option launched early last month.

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