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You are here: Home / Food News / SOUL Society Restaurants Still There for Malaysian Customers

SOUL Society Restaurants Still There for Malaysian Customers

March 19, 2020 By StrawberrY Gal - Food News Leave a Comment

Dear Patrons,

As we stand together to overcome and contain the COVID-19 pandemic that has gripped the nation, we want our customers to know that YOUR SOUL Society Kitchens are still here to cater to your food consumption needs. In line with the government’s direction, our outlets will be closed from the 18th to 31st of March, the good news is our kitchens will still be operational.

Patrons can continue to order food and selected beverages through our delivery partner, GrabFood or opt for our Curbside Pick-up at selected locations i.e. all SOULed OUT outlets, TUJO/Goa and Hubba Mont Kiara, where they can call or WhatsApp the outlet to place their order(s). We are also working to implement a free delivery service for limited locations, so we urge customers to contact our numbers below to get more details. Payment(s) can be made online and orders can be picked up from the outlet which will be open between 12pm and 9pm daily. In the event our customers need to pay at the restaurant, we have also secured a pay wave terminal to ensure that minimal contact is made with surfaces during the payment process.

We want to ensure that everyone continues to get the sustenance they need over these next two weeks and to uplift spirits just a little during this time, we are giving self-collect and SOUL Society delivery customers a 20% discount on their total bill.

Rest assured that all our staff have been well trained to manage the current situation and we have taken every precaution and hygiene measure to guarantee that our food is securely prepared.

Fellow Malaysians, this is a storm we will ride out together and we at SOUL Society are always here for you. Hang in there and keep yourself safe.

To place orders, please call or WhatsApp:
SOULed OUT Kuala Lumpur (Hartamas): 012-200 1956 / 012-650 5722
SOULed OUT Ampang: 012-655 7622
SOULed OUT Bangsar South: 013-613 1663
Tujo: 012-210 3055

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