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My experience after using app is that if you really want to savour the taste, go to the restaurant. At least food is hot and properly served. Ordering food on
by mayankkaizen 7y ago
My experience after using app is that if you really want to savour the taste, go to the restaurant. At least food is hot and properly served.
Ordering food on app is only for the times when I am tired and really don't want to go anywhere. In past 2-3 years, we got this habit of ordering everything on app for various small occasions and everytime we just didn't enjoy the food. Eventually we started again to go to restaurants and it was worth it.
One more thing, I noticed that restaurant ratings don't mean a thing. Even food from 4.5 rated restaurants taste horrible.
For most people, only 2 facors: laziness and discount are the driving factors to use app. Quality of food is distant third factor.
- geodel 7y ago> For most people, only 2 factors: laziness and discount are the driving factors to use app. Quality of food is distant third factor. This sounds about right. I was talking to my brother and he had this similar thought process. Once back from work at 9pm, he does not have any motivation or energy to cook. A Rs 100-150 swiggy delivered thali is just perfect for him. If it were more expensive or if there were no delivery option he would simply make maggi or fry egg/paneer and eat with bread. So he would not be customer of restaurant at all.
- codyb 7y agoThis rings true for me. It’s gotten to the point where so little looks appetizing scrolling through the myriad options I’ll end up going into the kitchen and cooking anyways.