Do You Use Delivery Apps? (Grab, Lalamove, Mr Speedy etc.)

**WallyWest** · July 22nd, 2021 09:51 PM

Sa Jollibee, naobserbahan ko na mas mabilis madeliver pag Grab vs Jollibee's own delivery.

Minsan rin ina-outsource ng Jollibee ang delivery to Food Panda kaya sa tingin ko limited na lang ang delivery nila.

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**cast_no_shadow** · July 22nd, 2021 09:56 PM

Originally Posted by gearhead000

Ayan nga ipinagtataka ko. Alam ko mas mahal pag sa food delivery apps. Sa in-store di ba usually parang may minimum order lang, say Php150 then free delivery na. Pero ang lakas pa rin nga ng mga food delivery apps. Ano ba advantage sa consumer if sa kanila ka nagpa-deliver? Mas mabilis ba?

Mas mabilis talaga food delivery apps versus the in-house delivery. Add that you don’t need to talk to any CSR to order.

Downside, mas mahal. Hindi mo din magagamit PWD or Senior Citizen discount in case meron ka kasama sa household.

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**BratPAQ** · July 23rd, 2021 12:06 AM

May delivery app din sarili ang jollibee at McDo. Although based from my initial impression eh nahirapan ako gumamit ng app nila compared sa grab. And I compared their prices on their app vs grab, pareho naman pricing. Kala ko kasi parang angels pizza na mas mura pag sa sariling Online platform nila.

**papi smith** · July 23rd, 2021 09:09 AM

I asked my daughter the same question sa McDo, mas mura lang daw ng 5 kesos ang delivery charge ni McDo vs Grab. McDo is 700 meters away from us.

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**yubby24** · July 23rd, 2021 01:32 PM

Originally Posted by gearhead000

Ayan nga ipinagtataka ko. Alam ko mas mahal pag sa food delivery apps. Sa in-store di ba usually parang may minimum order lang, say Php150 then free delivery na. Pero ang lakas pa rin nga ng mga food delivery apps. Ano ba advantage sa consumer if sa kanila ka nagpa-deliver? Mas mabilis ba?

Limited lang ang riders ng in-store. Unli riders (halos) naman ang sa food delivery apps. Kung dumagsa ang umorder directly sa store, magkukumahog magdeliver ang mga riders nila. Ilang balik din sila magpapabalik balik sa store para magdeliver.

One time naencounter ko yan dito sa Jollibee dito sa Pasig Caruncho. Nag-order ako sa kanila thru online. Maya maya tumawag yung store sakin, sabi nya abutin daw ng mga 1 hour bago madeliver ung order ko gawa ng tambak sila ng orders. Sya na rin mismo ang nagsuggest na ipagrab or food panda ko na lang daw para madeliver kaagad kasi yung riders nila nasa labas na lahat at may naghihintay pang orders na idedeliver pagbalik.

**gearhead000** · July 23rd, 2021 01:47 PM

This pandemic has really changed our way of life at least here in the cities. It had been some kind of a blessing in disguise dito sa mga delivery apps and sa online shopping na rin. Boom na boom talaga sila ngayon. After this pandemic gets controlled siguro mag-dip lang siya ng konti as we return to dining in and mall shopping.

**dr. d** · July 23rd, 2021 01:49 PM

Originally Posted by gearhead000

This pandemic has really changed our way of life at least here in the cities. It had been some kind of a blessing in disguise dito sa mga delivery apps and sa online shopping na rin. Boom na boom talaga sila ngayon. After this pandemic gets controlled siguro mag-dip lang siya ng konti as we return to dining in and mall shopping.

before covid,
i did not believe in lazada and shopee.
but sanay na kami sa order-by-phone, even before. office grub delivery.

**gearhead000** · July 23rd, 2021 05:21 PM

I have never been a fan of deliveries. During this pandemic lang, mga pamangkin ko madalas nagpa-deliver. Kung mga burger, pizza, fried chicken pag dumating soggy na. Pati softdrinks pagdating matabang na kasi natunaw na ang yelo. Kung me sabaw naman medyo malamig na. Take out medyo okay pa kasi alam mong it just came from the kitchen.

**oj88** · July 23rd, 2021 08:53 PM

Originally Posted by gearhead000

I have never been a fan of deliveries. During this pandemic lang, mga pamangkin ko madalas nagpa-deliver. Kung mga burger, pizza, fried chicken pag dumating soggy na. Pati softdrinks pagdating matabang na kasi natunaw na ang yelo. Kung me sabaw naman medyo malamig na. Take out medyo okay pa kasi alam mong it just came from the kitchen.

Expected na that the food quality is slightly diminished when delivered. It's the same if you pick it up yourself and brought it back home to eat. In getting their services, you are after the convenience of staying put at home or at work and letting the food come to you.

Sabaw na malamig? Anong ginagawa ng microwave mo? If you're hell bent on having your food absolutely fresh, talking down on delivery services is moot since you should probably just drive to the restaurant and dine-in.

TBH, food delivery services are a godsend. Just within the last decade nung wala pa ang Grab, Foodpanda, Lalafood, et al., people were relying on delivery services provided by the restaurant themselves, like McDo, Jollibee, Pizza Hutt, etc. and during rainy seasons, nagkakaubusan ng delivery personnel and you end up getting your food 2 hours later or even cancelled.

**Walter** · July 23rd, 2021 11:59 PM

Originally Posted by gearhead000

Ayan nga ipinagtataka ko. Alam ko mas mahal pag sa food delivery apps. Sa in-store di ba usually parang may minimum order lang, say Php150 then free delivery na. Pero ang lakas pa rin nga ng mga food delivery apps. Ano ba advantage sa consumer if sa kanila ka nagpa-deliver? Mas mabilis ba?

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