ajw

Yes, Tesco does in parts of the Klang Valley.

ruby_tuesday

Really? You wouldn't happen to know which stores would you?

Is it online & delivery or do you have to make a trip to the store, pay and then organise it?

Sorry for the million questions!

ajw

You order online and it is delivered.

If you go to their website you can enter your area to see if they offer delivery there.

I had deliveries made to Bangsar and Damansara Heights.

ruby_tuesday

Thanks so much for this brilliant information!
I'll let you know how we get on.

ajw

Pleasure.

Nakrob

Google Tesco online

TikkaMasala

A Tesco delivery van pulled out in front of my earlier on today in a residential area if that provides any more hints as to whether the home delivery system has found its way to Malaysia.

ruby_tuesday

I've had a look at their online system, doesn't seem to bad. However, after speaking to a few friends there seems to be mixed reviews on the service.

Thinking of just giving it a go on a small selection for delivery first before going all out on a monthly shop! ;0)

Nakrob

We've used them quite a bit recently and have been very happy with the service. There is a RM10 service charge for picking and delivery but we've received email and SMS offers offering RM20 off if you spend more than RM100 so not bad value. Prices are the same as in store, and all offers appear to be available.

Never purchased meat or fresh produce such as veggies from them as I'd rather see and select what I'm buying but for drinks, washing powder etc it's dead simple. One thing to watch though is that if the specific product is not available they will bring a substitute. Usually inferior. They do adjust the price but you may be compelled to take it as you need it. We also recently bought 24 cans of coke lite as 4 x 6 can packs at a certain price. They arrived with 24 individual cans which cost about RM4 more than 4 x 6 packs! Sneaky!

bakedbean

We used to use home delivery from Tesco in Norfolk UK and had exactly the same problems. Bloody annoying isn't it.

roystevenung

Even if we were to shop at Tesco ourselves, if you had noticed the fish isnt what we call 'fresh'. Looking at the eyes of the fish, its easy to tell whether its fresh or not.

Which is why we would still prefer the morning wet market for fresh groceries and meeting friends over coffee while at it.

ruby_tuesday

I thought that the alternatives might be given if originals are to be out of stock. I never used home delivery in the U.K. I think here it's got to be done at some point as I don't have a car yet and I'm getting fed up of lugging shopping every other day from VG.

Nakrob

Yeah, the alternatives are when they are out of stock but what I meant is that the alternative may not be the one that you want. We ordered paper towel of a certain brand which was replaced with 'Tesco own brand'. If we'd been in the store the alternative we chose would have been something else than the Tesco brand that basically dissolves when it gets wet! As we needed something on delivery day we were compelled to just take it.

ruby_tuesday

Just thought I'd let you know that I've 'Bit the Bullet' and made my first ever on line food order-with Tesco.

Will let you know how I get on once it's delivered tomorrow.

roystevenung

Godspeed!