NLEX Drive and Dine is Maya-ready

Payment transactions at NLEX Drive and Dine — one of the eight operating units of MPT Mobility, the innovation arm of Metro Pacific Tollways Corporation — can now be settled digitally using the Maya app.

The company shared in a statement that thanks to its partner Maya Business, the toll service facility is now fully cashless-capable — allowing customers to relax and enjoy their pitstop without worrying about now having enough cash.

“As an operating unit of MPT Mobility, NLEX Drive and Dine strives to provide the best expressway rest-stop comfort-from physical to digital facilities,” the firm said.

MPT Mobility added that since NLEX Drive and Dine restaurants and stores are all powered by the Maya terminal, customers can pay using Maya QR or other cashless modes of payment (including any debit, prepaid, and credit card or e-wallets). They can also use any bank app already enabled with QR Ph when scanning to pay a Maya QR code. 

To note, NLEX Drive and Dine houses fast-food outlets like McDonald's, KFC, Chowking, and Yellow Cab; restaurants such as Banapple, Army Navy, Hap Chan, Pancake House, and Max's; convenience stores such as 7-Eleven; and premium retail stores such as the world's biggest Nike Factory Store, Levi's, Casio, Oregon Premium Outlet Store, A+ Premium Tech, and Fashion Rack; as well as the Phoenix pump station.   

Further, NLEX Drive and Dine noted that paying via Maya QR or Maya card is also rewarding since there is a guaranteed cashback for every transaction.

The NLEX Drive and Dine is located between Valenzuela and Meycauayan exits on the southbound lane of the North Luzon Expressway. Most establishments there are open daily from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., and some catering to motorists 24/7.

Photos from MPT Mobility

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