In the spirit of driving greater inclusivity, Grab celebrates all driver-partners, delivery-partners and merchants, who inspire us everyday.
Let's encourage and support Persons With Dissabilities (PWDs)
Muhamad Hassan bin Zubir
Hassan is a true blue motorbike enthusiast. Aside from being a GrabFood delivery-partner, he is a freelance mechanic who works hard to support his parents. He is a cheerful lad, and always greets all with a genuine smile!
Let’s continue to be inclusive and encourage PWDs’ strengths.
Shahfez Bin Mohd Shah
He was formerly a chef with a hotel, before joining us as a Grab driver-partner. His cheerful personality has earned him the nickname of “Light” because he brings that ray of sunshine to every person he meets.
Like him, Grab hopes to bring more light to everyone’s lives.
The Bassment
Oscar and his hearing-impaired brothers, Michael and Jason opened their first restaurant together, which gathers the community to share good food and great stories. They inspired Grab to look into onboarding PWD merchants and assist them further with a PWD kit to further break down barriers.
Let’s support local heroes, and order from The Bassment on GrabFood.
Joey Kow
Joey is a long-time Deaf Grab driver-partner, and she has proven that she can get by on her own, and be independent, just like you and I. She might’ve lost one of her senses, but she is very much aware of her surroundings when she’s driving.
Joey has inspired Grab to spread awareness about riding with the Deaf, and break the stigma about Deaf drivers.
Siti & Niyaz
This entrepreneurial husband and wife drive using a hand-controlled device, which is designed and engineered by Niyaz himself! They are also the first PWD to be part of the Driver Representative Committee (DRC). They’ve truly inspired Grab to build a strong PWD community nationwide.
Let’s continue to support and accept rides from PWDs on Grab.
Charles Thin
He’s unable to speak, nor hear. But his actions speak loudest. He is known as one of our best drivers despite his disability. From Charles, Grab learnt to create more tools to help Deaf drivers to communicate, and ramp up efforts to create employment opportunities in the gig economy.
Let’s continue to support PWDS, and learn simple sign languages too!
Yeoga Raj Elangkovan
He loves jogging alone in the evening and watching motor races on TV. Meet Yeoga, one of our amazing PWDs who has delivered more than 4,000 order in his time with Grab. He also enjoys travelling solo, and hopes to travel to Canada one day.
Grab continues to be inspired by each PWD every day!
Muhamad Hassan bin Zubir
Hassan is a true blue motorbike enthusiast. Aside from being a GrabFood delivery-partner, he is a freelance mechanic who works hard to support his parents. He is a cheerful lad, and always greets all with a genuine smile!
Let’s continue to be inclusive and encourage PWDs’ strengths.
Shahfez Bin Mohd Shah
He was formerly a chef with a hotel, before joining us as a Grab driver-partner. His cheerful personality has earned him the nickname of “Light” because he brings that ray of sunshine to every person he meets.
Like him, Grab hopes to bring more light to everyone’s lives.
The Bassment
Oscar and his hearing-impaired brothers, Michael and Jason opened their first restaurant together, which gathers the community to share good food and great stories. They inspired Grab to look into onboarding PWD merchants and assist them further with a PWD kit to further break down barriers.
Let’s support local heroes, and order from The Bassment on GrabFood.
Joey Kow
Joey is a long-time Deaf Grab driver-partner, and she has proven that she can get by on her own, and be independent, just like you and I. She might’ve lost one of her senses, but she is very much aware of her surroundings when she’s driving.
Joey has inspired Grab to spread awareness about riding with the Deaf, and break the stigma about Deaf drivers.
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Help small Malaysian businesses thrive again
Hua Mui
When MCO 1.0 hit in 2020, David’s restaurants were terribly affected. The no dine-in policy meant they could only cater for takeaway orders. So, it made sense to join GrabFood. In the beginning, they only used it for one branch. Once they saw the results, they got the 3 other branches on the app too. Business has since picked up with deliveries accounting for about 20-30% of their sales.
Grab is honoured to play a part in keeping a 75-year old business going.
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Shahjahan Fish Shop
Semasa PKP pertama, jualan Shahjahan turun mendadak 50%. Ia tak dapat dielakkan, tapi kami memerlukan jalan untuk membantu perniagaan, dan dengan Grab kami dapat melakukannya. Mempelajari menggunakan aplikasi bukan susah. Sekarang kami membekalkan ikan ke seluruh Pulau Pinang, dan memuaskan hati lebih ramai orang dengan ikan berkualiti tinggi.
Grab gembira kerana dapat membantu Shahjahan meneruskan warisan ayahnya.
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Nyonya Heritage
It’s not every day an IT professional trades computers for kuih - just to keep a 50-year old family business alive. But that’s what John at Nyonya Heritage did! By working with Nyonya Heritage, Grab has learnt the importance of keeping tradition alive, year after year.
When we shop small, we keep traditions alive!
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OKGO Store
Zamir and Kira didn’t think a trip to Japan would set them on course to opening one of KL’s coolest and most creative thrift stores. They’re truly an inspiration, and Grab is all onboard to support and help small businesses survive and grow, by giving them more visibility, especially during tough times.
When we shop small, creativity is always in style!
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Lizar Chilli
Rosaline Ong has been selling ready-to-cook pastes and marinades from the same market stall in Pasar Besar TTDI for the last three decades, and believes that as long as our taste buds are Malaysian, we’ll always love our chilli.
Grab is happy to be able to help small businesses pivot to online stores.
When we shop small, local flavours live on!
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Leo Bookstore
Wendy’s experience with a big bookstore primed her for the opportunity to run her own book store, Leo Books, at Island Plaza in Penang. She found her niche in the holistic category. MCO threw a major curveball. Thankfully, she had customers and friends making purchases that were just enough to make rent. One of the most important lessons she has learnt is to support local shops. A small and simple purchase makes a big difference.
Grab is truly humbled to be able to support local shops through challenging times.
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Zakaria Meat Stall
In the beginning, Zakaria did admin work at a car workshop in the morning, and cut meat in the afternoon. After 5 years, he decided to run the meat business full time. in March 2020, he lost close to 70% sales. He then started taking orders from Whatsapp groups, but needed to do more. So, he joined GrabMart.
Grab is happy that Zakaria gave technology a try, and it has allowed his business to thrive.
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Tanglin Nasi Lemak
This third-generation business started from under a tree, to a hill. Faza realised that her grandmother and father each grew the business in their own way. Now it’s her turn, and she has expanded operations to a proper restaurant, food truck and now, an app!
Grab is honoured to be part of their expansion, and will continue to help small businesses thrive.
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Illahzy Enterprise Pasar Bayan Baru
When Zalilah joined Grab, she had concerns on whether she could still profit. However, once she found her footing and learnt how to balance the stock with orders, her business picked up. She believes that it is important to believe that you can do anything you put your mind to.
Grab is glad to be part of their recovery journey, and strives to help them further.
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Restaurant Karim Tandoori CT House
Siti Nor Aisyah and her husband ran 2 humble outlets serving Arabic food in KL. Sadly, they had to close, and subsequently moved to Malacca. They opened a guest house and restaurant after several trials and errors. They realised that they needed to get online to boost sales. When the first MCO hit, they were not affected as much as they had already been on Grab for 6 months. Their loyal customers knew where to find them!
Grab is happy that technology has played a role in providing them with better visibility!
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Hua Mui
When MCO 1.0 hit in 2020, David’s restaurants were terribly affected. The no dine-in policy meant they could only cater for takeaway orders. So, it made sense to join GrabFood. In the beginning, they only used it for one branch. Once they saw the results, they got the 3 other branches on the app too. Business has since picked up with deliveries accounting for about 20-30% of their sales.
Grab is honoured to play a part in keeping a 75-year old business going.
Read full story
Shahjahan Fish Shop
Semasa PKP pertama, jualan Shahjahan turun mendadak 50%. Ia tak dapat dielakkan, tapi kami memerlukan jalan untuk membantu perniagaan, dan dengan Grab kami dapat melakukannya. Mempelajari menggunakan aplikasi bukan susah. Sekarang kami membekalkan ikan ke seluruh Pulau Pinang, dan memuaskan hati lebih ramai orang dengan ikan berkualiti tinggi.
Grab gembira kerana dapat membantu Shahjahan meneruskan warisan ayahnya.
Read full story
Nyonya Heritage
It’s not every day an IT professional trades computers for kuih - just to keep a 50-year old family business alive. But that’s what John at Nyonya Heritage did! By working with Nyonya Heritage, Grab has learnt the importance of keeping tradition alive, year after year.
When we shop small, we keep traditions alive!
Watch the full story
OKGO Store
Zamir and Kira didn’t think a trip to Japan would set them on course to opening one of KL’s coolest and most creative thrift stores. They’re truly an inspiration, and Grab is all onboard to support and help small businesses survive and grow, by giving them more visibility, especially during tough times.
When we shop small, creativity is always in style!
Watch the full story
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