Alternative Food Delivery Platforms To Grow Your Food Business

 


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COVID 19 forced everyone to be digital especially food businesses. The usual way of relying solely on dine-in sales at this point in history limits the potential of food establishments. To some, these changed conditions may be a threat, while to others it is an opportunity. The key is in knowing how to act as the situation requires.

Being a purely online restaurant supplies store ourselves, we at Panda Prime, respect the value that these marketplaces provide as an avenue for growing your food business. Outside of Food Panda and Grab who we view as two of the largest providers, we arranged this list of those we saw online. This post is by no means a recommendation or reflective of these providers’ performance. We were not compensated in any way to endorse these providers. This post just lists down the ones we found in the hopes of helping you. To those who will consider growing using food delivery platforms, please do your own research and engage carefully.

What is a platform?

For simplicity’s sake, what is considered “platform” here is an online means for restaurants to meet their customers. A platform can be seen as an online marketplace, a venue where the food suppliers can meet the food buyers.

MyKuya

According to its copy on the Playstore, “MyKuya is the most convenient way to hire services, on-demand. “ It has around 50,000 downloads in the Playstore. It looks more like a platform to get services from but given the variety of tasks that can be ordered, it’s very possible to ask the hired “kuya” or “ate” to buy food from a food business.

eatigo

Eatigo is the “No. 1 Restaurant Reservation App” according to the Playstore. It has more than 1 million downloads. As of time of writing, it has a function still on beta for delivery & takeaway.

Get Express

Get Express Global seems quite new. It has around 500+ downloads in the Playstore. One of its functions is an option for food delivery.

ordermo

Ordermo also looks like a newer contender. It has around 50,000 plus downloads on the Playstore as of writing. Its description reads “For all your needs, i-ordermo na yan!” As of writing it mainly operates in areas outside of Metro Manila: Zambales, Bataan, Bulacan and Pampanga.

Pabile Food Delivery

“Delivery made easy! Fast and Cheap and Convenient” is what this app has written on the Playstore. It has around 5,000 plus downloads. As of writing, it mainly operates in areas like San Pablo City, Rizal, Nagcarlan, and Liliw.

Nom Nom

For those in Calbagyo City, Samar, PH it claims to be “the first local food delivery mobile application” according to its description in the Playstore. It has 5,000 plus downloads as of writing.

Beep

Beep has around 10,000 downloads as of writing on the Playstore.

Other apps discovered

Zomato

Zomato functions more as a listing and review site for food businesses. It has around 100 million-plus downloads in the Playstore. You can read reviews, get contact details and see the menus of featured restaurants through Zomato.

Conclusion

This list and its details are preliminary and do not represent the whole of the food delivery platform providers in the country. What it does provide is a starting point to review other potential platforms for growth aside from Grab and Food Panda.

Getting orders is one thing but having your food presented in affordable and reliable packaging is another. If you have a food business looking for a convenient way of ordering reasonably-priced, restaurant-grade, takeout boxes, utensils, and other non-food supplies, go check us out on Lazada.

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