McDonald's hitches a ride on UberEats in Southeast Asia, starting with Singapore

The next time you're hungry for McDonald's, you'll have a second way of ordering a meal.

On Tuesday in Singapore, the fast food giant officially launched a delivery service with UberEats, allowing Uber's delivery drivers to pick up McDonald's orders in the UberEats app.

Singapore is the first country in Southeast Asia to offer the service, with Malaysia next.

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The service has been on trial here for about a month, and on launch day, already covers 60 of McDonald's 133 restaurants across the country.

Singapore is the 14th pin on the map in a global partnership between McDonald's and Uber. It first kicked off in May in Florida, U.S., and has since expanded to 3,500 McDonald's outlets globally, in countries such as the UK. Read more...

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