Google Pay now offers a free menu discovery feature for food establishments – register here!

To help Singaporeans and the local food services industry during the circuit breaker period, Google launches a new feature to discover food pick-up and delivery options on the new Google Pay Singapore app.

Developed specifically for Singapore, this new menu discovery experience brings a variety of restaurants, coffee shops and hawker stalls online starting with over 100 businesses in addition to existing restaurants like Burger King, Canadian Pizza, Cedele, Da Paolo Group, The Daily Cut and Tuk Tuk Cha, giving patrons over 250 eateries to order from.

Singaporeans can browse menus, select items, and contact the food establishment to place their order and pay. Depending on the eatery, customers can choose to pick up their order or have it delivered.

Singaporeans looking to support their favourite places will be able to share the menus of these eateries with their friends using a custom link. To explore this option, download the new Google Pay Singapore app for Android or iOS.

This new feature is free to use by all food establishments and aims to support Singapore and its 200,000 individuals employed in the sector who are impacted by the current situation. Google is also working with Chope to make this menu discovery option possible for Chope affiliated food establishments.

Local restaurants interested in having their menu included in the Google Pay Singapore app may fill out their details here.

New eateries have the option of joining many other participating restaurants who accept orders and payment on the Google Pay Singapore app through partners like Aigens, FoodZaps, Novitee, TabSquare, or Waitrr.

Users of Google Pay Singapore can also use their compatible Android devices to tap and pay on MRT and buses island-wide using their linked debit or credit cards, and at any store where contactless payments are accepted. Likewise, they can use Google Pay on their Android or iOS devices to send money to family and friends with PayNow even if the recipient is not on Google Pay.

Earlier in April, OCBC announced that its customers can use Google Pay to make peer-to-peer fund transfers through PayNow – drawing on funds from their current or savings accounts.

For more information on Google Pay Singapore, visit here.