Zomato and Swiggy received more than 5 lakh orders on New ...
24 October 2024
Online food delivery platforms were all extremely busy with back-to-back orders to complete on New Year's eve. Zomato and Swiggy revealed that they received and delivered more than 5 lakh orders from across the Indian cities as people planned their new year parties eating their favourite food. Sharing the statistics of New Year's eve, both Swiggy and Zomato shared what Indians were ordering for the party. Swiggy revealed that its delivery team delivered 3.5 lakh biryani and 2.5 lakh pizza across the country on the last day of 2022. "Just hoping y'all have enough room left for the 1.56 lakh biryanis that have also been delivered," Swiggy tweeted. "The number of biryani orders has now gone to 1.65 lakh since I tweeted this," another tweet noted. Zomato, on the other hand, received orders for 16,514 biryanis, which is roughly 15 tonnes on December 31. "16,514 biryanis (roughly 15 tonnes that is?) on the way to where they belong right now. Big thank you to our beloved delivery partners for bringing delight to India's beautiful people," tweeted Zomato's CEO Deepinder Goyal. 0
Online food delivery platforms were all extremely busy with back-to-back orders to complete on New Year's eve. Zomato and Swiggy revealed that they received and delivered more than 5 lakh orders from across the Indian cities as people planned their new year parties eating their favourite food. Sharing the statistics of New Year's eve, both Swiggy and Zomato shared what Indians were ordering for the party. Swiggy revealed that its delivery team delivered 3.5 lakh biryani and 2.5 lakh pizza across the country on the last day of 2022. "Just hoping y'all have enough room left for the 1.56 lakh biryanis that have also been delivered," Swiggy tweeted. "The number of biryani orders has now gone to 1.65 lakh since I tweeted this," another tweet noted. Zomato, on the other hand, received orders for 16,514 biryanis, which is roughly 15 tonnes on December 31. "16,514 biryanis (roughly 15 tonnes that is?) on the way to where they belong right now. Big thank you to our beloved delivery partners for bringing delight to India's beautiful people," tweeted Zomato's CEO Deepinder Goyal. 0
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