Grab users in Malaysia have had quite a few changes to get used to since the platform rebranded its loyalty programme from GrabRewards to GrabCoins. On the surface, it may have looked like a simple name change, but in reality, it signaled a broader shift in how users earn and redeem rewards across the app. The idea is fairly straightforward: use Grab for the services you already rely on, collect GrabCoins along the way, and then use those points to cut down the cost of future orders, rides, and purchases.

Dining out in Malaysia is about to get a little more convenient. Grab has rolled out a new feature called Book Table, designed for users who prefer enjoying their meals outside rather than ordering in. Instead of jumping between apps, messaging restaurants, or calling ahead, Grab now lets you secure a reservation directly within the same platform you already use for rides and food delivery.

Grab Malaysia is giving its GrabUnlimited membership a major boost, adding fresh benefits that stretch well beyond food and grocery discounts. From AI tools to entertainment and travel perks, the upgraded plan is designed to bring more everyday value to its subscribers.

I recently qualified for Grab's VIP program in Malaysia, which comes as an added benefit on top of the existing Gold and Platinum membership tiers. While it requires consistent spending to maintain, the perks definitely make it worthwhile for frequent Grab users like me.