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Around here (Tel Aviv), Wolt is pretty much a monopoly on food deliveries, to the point restaurants pled for the government regulator to declare them as such.
by flyinglizard 6y ago
Around here (Tel Aviv), Wolt is pretty much a monopoly on food deliveries, to the point restaurants pled for the government regulator to declare them as such.
Obviously it happens because their product and UX is fantastic.
Going around town during lock down seems like a scene from Mad Max where the only life that survived are Wolt couriers.
- names_are_hard 6y agoI do see orange couriers around as well, I think it's 10bis. But I only use Wolt. They have excellent customer service, in the rare occasion that an order I placed was delivered incorrectly (missing dish etc) they made it right very quickly and with no fuss. They also provide support in both English and Hebrew, which is is a nice benefit over the local companies that can help you in Hebrew.
- david12345 6y agoYup, the orange ones are 10bis. (Wolt also works with Cibus which caters to the hitech companies, although still most use 10bis.) The annoying thing is that you get an allowance that if you don't use it, it just goes away, so if you live outside Tel Aviv area or just don't want to go out to eat this is not useful to you, the one good thing about 'rona is that they now just give the it directly into your salary.