Zomato intercity

  1. Zomato launches intercity food delivery service
  2. Zomato expanding Intercity Legends service to more cities
  3. Zomato Intercity Legends is here, but customers have mixed reviews
  4. Zomato Intercity Legends will soon deliver Kolkata sandesh to you in Delhi in 24 hrs. What do you have to pay?
  5. Why Zomato's shareholder was not satisfied with its Intercity Legend service
  6. Zomato's next: Inter


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Zomato launches intercity food delivery service

Zomato has launched ‘Intercity Legends’ service to allow customers to order prominent regional dishes like baked rosogollas from Kolkata, biryani from Hyderabad, mysore pak from Bengaluru, kebabs from Lucknow, butter chicken from Old Delhi, or pyaaz kachori from Jaipur, irrespective of where they live. To begin with, the offering will be launched for select customers in Gurugram and South Delhi. The company plans to rapidly scale this to other cities in the next few weeks. “We put together some of the best problem solvers and product builders at Zomato to find a way to bring popular dishes from cities across India to your doorstep,” CEO Deepinder Goyal said in a company post. Goyal noted that all types of dishes have undergone lab testing to ensure that the aroma, texture, and taste remain of high quality. Food is freshly prepared by the restaurant and packed in reusable and tamper-proof containers to keep it safe during air transit. State-of-the-art mobile refrigeration technology preserves food without the need to freeze it or add any kind of preservatives, said the company. Comments Comments have to be in English, and in full sentences. They cannot be abusive or personal. Please abide by our We have migrated to a new commenting platform. If you are already a registered user of TheHindu Businessline and logged in, you may continue to engage with our articles. If you do not have an account please register and login to post comments. Users can access their older comments b...

Zomato expanding Intercity Legends service to more cities

Food aggregator Zomato is planning to stretch its Intercity Legends service to top cities in the upcoming few months. It will be adding more iconic restaurants on its platform to expand its food delivery service. Zomato launched Intercity Legends service as a pilot in late August in Delhi. The service offered 24-hour food delivery from premium restaurant brands in different parts of India. The delivered food included sandesh and rosogollas from Kolkata, biryani from Hyderabad, and chole bhature from Delhi. The service has been now made available to people based in Delhi-NCR and Bengaluru. A total of 120 restaurants from 10 cities have been on-boarded by Zomato so far. Siddharth Jhawar, head of Intercity Legends, told IANS, “We have a lot of clarity. Over the next three months, we want to be in all top cities.” However, he didn’t tell the name of the cities where the services would be offered. According to Jhawar, this is a very interesting time for people as Diwali and New Year is around the corner, and the service is intended to be made available in top cities by the festival time. The company is focused on getting all the fundamental and user-experience metrics right as claimed by Jhawar. Orders are required to be placed before 4 PM in order to receive the delivery between 3PM to 6 PM the following day. Zomato has joined hands with commercial airlines and logistics partners like Shadowfax for delivery. The cost of food listed on the Zomato menu also includes the charges ...

Zomato Intercity Legends is here, but customers have mixed reviews

• Wait, when will I exactly receive it? • Ok, so I won't be getting fresh food. So, what if the food goes stale during delivery? • Since the food is coming from a different state, the service might be slightly costly. • Also, who is going to be responsible if I don't get my food on time and in the way I want it? • Also, can I return the food? What happens if Im not home when this delivery guy comes in?

Zomato Intercity Legends will soon deliver Kolkata sandesh to you in Delhi in 24 hrs. What do you have to pay?

Zomato Intercity Legends will soon deliver Kolkata sandesh to you in Delhi in 24 hrs. What do you have to pay? comments menu bell trending like share search whatsapp play bookmark arrow-down arrow-up twitter facebook arrow-right arrow-left points discuss quiz send close notification stories instagram Zomato has had one major problem for some time now - it launches services and then withdraws them citing logistics or other issues. Be it Zomato's 10-minute delivery service or its grocery delivery business, both were launched and withdrawn. Of course, customers started feeling annoyed as these half-baked innovations slowly eroded their confidence. Weirdly, Zomato's latest intercity delivery service looks like an idea copied straight from a Shark Tank pitch by Shark Tank India Season 1, you might remember Swee Desi, a company that delivers sweets from local halwais to customers in Mumbai, Delhi, Pune and Jaipur. Though the company did not receive funding because of logistics issues and unsustainability, Zomato seems to have taken this feature seriously. So, what is Zomato's new service all about? Zomato has been testing a new service called Intercity Legends, through which it will deliver iconic food items like Hyderabad's biryani, Kolkata's sandesh, Bangalore's iconic Mysore Pak, Lucknow's juicy kebabs and much more across multiple cities. This is because we often travel to these cities to have these iconic food items to understand what the hype is all about. Zomato wants to ...

Why Zomato's shareholder was not satisfied with its Intercity Legend service

Sharing his disappointing experience on Twitter, he wrote, “Ordered chicken biryani from Hotel Shadab using Zomato interstate legend service and all I got was a small box of salan. Deepinder Goyal, this seemed like a great idea but my dinner plans are up in the air now. Now, you owe me a Biryani in Gurgaon!" Ordered chicken biryani from Hotel Shadab using Zomato recently launched its intercity food delivery system- 'Intercity Legends'. The pilot project aims to deliver unique food from any city in India to different parts of the country. Founder and CEO Deepinder Goyal in a blogpost had said that one can order all the delicacies from several cuisines in all parts of the country through the intercity option. Also Read: Hyderabadi biriyani to Delhi ka Butter chicken: Know CEO's take on Zomato ‘Intercity legends' Soon after his tweet, customer service and product head of Zomato's interstate legends contacted him and made sure the order was delivered to him. Zomato, as an apology, not only delivered him the order but also sent an extra portion of Chicken Biryani. Appreciating their gesture, Kanwal later took to Twitter and wrote, “Credit where it’s due! Sushant from customer service and product head of Zomato interstate legends not only tracked my Biryani but also sent me an extra Biryani from biryani by kilo! Issue has been resolved Deepinder Goyal! At least, as a shareholder I feel good about customer service." Credit where it’s due! Sushant from customer service and product...

Zomato's next: Inter

If you are sitting in Delhi and craving a plate full of biriyani from Hyderabad, you can now easily get it flown from the city of nizam - courtesy Zomato. In its latest endeavour, the food delivery app introduced intercity food delivery under the Intercity Legends branding that allows one to avail of the service. Unfortunately, the services are not available for all users yet. A Zomato spokesperson told How successful the venture can be? Zomato is infamous for launching such initiatives in style and then wrapping up unceremoniously. Such experiments include grocery delivery and nutraceuticals, which have bombed in the past. Given its history, it is yet to be seen whether the company can actually deliver what it has promised considering the fact that it is quite an ambitious project. On the upside, the services are to be launched next month, and considering that it is the festive season, the experiment might draw some traction. But there is a downside to it too. The inc42 report cited it had ordered 1 kg Biriyani from Hyderabad to check how the initiative works. It said, our order was priced at INR 700 including taxes, the cost of the dish (INR 280) and the cost of delivery and shipping (INR 350). The same order placed within the city of Hyderabad had a final price of INR 350. So essentially, customers would be paying nearly 2X for some items depending on the dishes. (For first-time customers, company is also offering a discount of INR 200 for a customer’s first intercity o...