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Meituan Denies Cross-Border Errand After Viral Curry Puff Video

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Meituan denied offering cross-border delivery or errand services after a viral video showed a man in its yellow uniform claiming he was flown from China to Singapore to buy six curry puffs for S$13.50. Singapore media said a customer spent about 2,400 yuan (S$450). Meituan said customers cannot order in China for a rider to collect food in Singapore. The shop could not accept WeChat Pay or Alipay.

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