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RE: A little note about food delivery for people visiting Da Nang

It depends bro. Even the picture you used are from Kuala Lumpur. That being said, our local grab driver DID deliver during rainy days. The only time they avoid is they having trouble with the traffic. Also, I think the majority of Malaysian (spoken on behalf of others without their consent 🤣) has the understanding of delay might occurred and food might be served cold during rainy days ordering food delivery was quite unwise.

As your experience last night, that's probably the best case scenario already. Just like that one time my wife was out, I'm stuck home with the kids and there's nothing left for us to cook/eat for dinner, so we got the Panda send us half soaked fried rice, and we're grateful for that and even tip the rider extra for his effort.

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Well this is only true at the start. I think what is going on here is that the rainy part of the year isn't actually here yet so many of them got caught off guard and perhaps didn't have their rain gear with them.

I was just surprised that once the storm was over it was still nigh on impossible to get anything delivered. It's not that big of a deal. I can see a dozen restaurants from my balcony. I was just being lazy.

Ok. You got me more appreciative to my Malaysian grab and panda riders. I've seen those "caught off guard" rider parked their bikes by the road should and putting on their rain coat. Before reading your reply, I thought to myself why don't they put on their raincoat first before collecting food for their customers.

After the rain I agree, hardly any rider available. But it's also good that Domino's and McDonald's has their in house delivery guys 🤣