A late-night food delivery during Ramadan has warmed hearts online.
A Malaysian delivery rider recently shared on Threads how a female customer ordered an extra meal specifically for him to eat for sahur.
‘Please don’t say no’
In screenshots posted by the rider, the customer informed him that she had included additional food just for him.
She later added: Abang, please take ah, don’t say no. I really ordered it for the driver who sent my food.”
The rider captioned his post with “Thank you, kind amoi” and also shared a photo of the takeaway bag he received.
Netizens noticed that the woman appeared to have ordered a more complete and possibly pricier set meal for the rider than the one she got for herself.
One commenter wrote that the sincerity was obvious, pointing out that she seemed to want to give him the best.
Another user shared a similar experience, saying they had once witnessed a woman buying two meals, one for herself and one for her delivery rider.
Many described the gesture as a form of “Ramadan blessings,” saying small acts like this feel even more meaningful during the fasting month.
Some commented that such stories reflect the kindness and unity often seen in Malaysia, especially during festive seasons.
The post has since garnered thousands of likes and close to 100,000 views, with many praising the woman’s generosity.
