I think we can all agree that the holiday season requires plenty of preparation especially if you want good food. However, not all of us have the time so one of the options is to order from nearby restaurants. Fortunately, you can do so from the comfort of your home either via the PC or smartphone. Take a look at the Online Food Delivery apps you can use in the Philippines.
Take note that some of these services only operate in certain areas in the Philippines so it’s best to check with the service before ordering.
Foodpanda 10 is probably one of the most popular online food delivery service in the country. It supports plenty of popular restaurants including fast food and operates in Manila, Cebu, Makati, Taguig, Pasig, Mandaluyong, Quezon City, Marikina, Muntinlupa, San Juan, Lapu Lapu, Davao City, and Pasay. It’s accessible via their website foodpanda.ph or via their Android and iOS apps.
[appbox googleplay com.global.foodpanda.android]
[appbox appstore 758103884]
Honestbee is more versatile as it not only offers food delivery but can also get your groceries as well. Like Foodpanda, it supports plenty of restaurants and stores and currently delivers to Metro Manila and Cebu but more cities will come soon. Honestbee is accessible via their website and on Android and iOS apps.
[appbox googleplay com.honestbee.consumer]
[appbox appstore 1001581823]
If you live in Makati then you have another option in the form of Lalafood. It can deliver a wide range of dishes from different restaurants with no minimum bill required and brings it to your doorstep in under 45 minutes. Lalafood currently operates from 10:30 am to 8:00 pm on weekdays to these selected areas in Makati City – Brgy. San Lorenzo, Brgy. Urdaneta, Brgy. Pio del Pilar, Brgy. San Antonio, and Brgy. Santa Cruz. You can check out their Android and iOS apps as well.
[appbox googleplay com.lalafood.user]
[appbox appstore 1435777712]
Grab’s services is no longer limited to bringing you to your destination or delivering your packages as they can also deliver food. It has partnered with plenty of restaurants and doesn’t implement minimum orders. Availability is limited though as it is currently operating in selected areas of BGC, Makati, Ortigas, San Juan, Mandaluyong, QC, Manila, Pasay but will be expanding quickly to other areas soon. You can access GrabFood via the Grab app.
[appbox googleplay com.grabtaxi.passenger]
[appbox appstore 647268330]
Zomato is not just the site to go to if you want to explore restaurants and menus as it can also do food deliveries. and offers real-time alerts. As for areas of operations, we mostly noticed its availability in the Metro. Zomato can be accessed via its website or through its Android or iOS apps.
[appbox googleplay com.application.zomato]
[appbox appstore 434613896]
Mangan.ph is an online food delivery service that caters to the Culinary Capital of the Philippines Pampanga. It has partnered with popular restaurants and cafes, allows you to pay via credit card or COD, and brings your food to your doorstep in 60 minutes or less.
[appbox googleplay app.manganph.com]
[appbox appstore 1329775002]
Delivery Guy has partnered with plenty of restaurants in the Metro and currently services areas in Makati, Taguig, Manila, Mandaluyong, Pasay, Pasig, Pateros, Quezon City, San Juan, and Muntinlupa. You can order from the website, Android or iOS apps, or landline. They can even give recommendations when you call their hotline. You can pay via COD, credit card online, and PayPal, and offers real-time order tracking.
[appbox googleplay com.deliveryguy.gx]
[appbox appstore 1390619769]
If you need someone to do your groceries, then you might want to take a look at MetroMart. It has partnered with big supermarkets like Robinsons, S&R, and Family Mart. If you’re looking for non-food products, there’s Watsons, National Books Store, even Toy Kingdom. It services areas in Las Pinas, Makati, Mandaluyong, Manila, Muntinlupa, Paranaque, Pasay, Pasig, Quezon City, San Juan, and Taguig.
[appbox googleplay com.metromart.metromart]
[appbox appstore 1108310978]
And that sums it up. If you want food without leaving the comforts of your home, then you might want to try these services. If you have suggestions or recommendations, feel free to write it at the comments section below.
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Jude says:
We have Pandalivery in Naga, a startup by a young entrepreneur!
aaaaaaaa says:
This is good https://www.yugatech.com/guides/online-food-delivery-apps-in-the-philippines/#sthash.ojokWOWq.dpbs#5kDUKZLXe3OBfums.97
Mary says:
One food delivery service that just started is https://xpresseatsdavao.com/ I love their authentic Filipino food and they have fast delivery service too.
Jelorian says:
I know you say so in your review of each delivery service, but it would be nice if you updated each by the regions they serve in bold as well as methods of payments like you did for Delivery Guy.
wwe says:
how to order here
Sarah says:
Hi I think you should also include balikbayan.com. Quite unique from the others as they serve Luzon to Mindanao. I’ve used them thrice already and they never fail to amaze me and my relatives in Bacolod and laguna