Product Review: Uber's new Southeast Asia owner Grab rolls out UberEats-like service

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Details: Written by CNET Reviews; Category: Reviews; Published: 28 May 2018; Created: 28 May 2018; Last Updated: 28 May 2018

A GrabFood deliveryman prepares to send a piping hot and (presumably) delicious meal to a hungry eater. When Uber sold its Southeast Asia business to Grab in March, UberEats was part of the deal. Now, the Southeast Asian ride-hailing king has built on the service to launch its own food delivery platform.

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