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Helping Hawkers Throughout MCO, One Pack At A Time

Moved by the stories of small businesses losing sleep over their finances amidst the fight against MCO, a bunch of professionals in event management rolled up their sleeves and whipped up PackMan: a neighbourhood delivery service – bringing hawker food to residents of Subang Jaya.

This community-driven initiative is mainly aimed at bringing convenience to residents that are finding it tough to cope with preparing meals from scratch and hawkers who have been affected by the social distancing regulations.

PackMan currently delivers to these neighbourhoods:

  • SS 12, SS13, SS 14, SS 15, SS 16, SS 17, SS 18, SS19
  • Sunway PJS 11
  • USJ 1, USJ 2, USJ 3, USJ 4, USJ 5, USJ 6, USJ 7, USJ 8, USJ 9, USJ 10 and USJ 11

With a flat delivery fee of only RM3.00 per order and a wide range of dishes available (Price starts at only RM6.50), every pack of food is guaranteed to satisfy your hawker food cravings 🙂

While we focus on flattening the curve of Covid-19, let’s also do our part to support those who are in need of income to make ends meet. If you are living within the delivery areas mentioned above and would like to extend your support to our Subang hawkers and enjoy a flavourful meal, order a pack of food today and use our exclusive promo code FIRST8 to get RM8 off your first order.

Visit: https://www.packmandelivery.com/order to place your order today. Currently supporting the following hawker centres:

  • Restoran Foh Foh
  • Ooi Noodle House
  • Restoran Kwai Sun
  • SJ Cafe

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