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In my country there's a website that works in every major city and their suburbs that aggregates basically all restaurants, pizzerias, pierogarnias etc. And yo
by ajuc 5y ago
In my country there's a website that works in every major city and their suburbs that aggregates basically all restaurants, pizzerias, pierogarnias etc.
And you don't have to have an account, the address and payment details are filled in by the browser autocomplete.
So the friction is - click on the menu, click "order", type in the wireless transfer code.
Also - almost nobody orders "pick up" pizza here, so phone requires you to specify the address every time which is significantly more friction.
- tedmiston 5y ago> So the friction is - click on the menu, click "order", type in the wireless transfer code. What is this wireless transfer code? Like some sort of payment system?
- j_4 5y agoYep - https://blik.com/en https://blik.com/en
- ricardobayes 5y agoChat, or message apps might be the best way yet. They don't need signup but easy to get your point across precisely. I ordered pickup through an app because I don't speak the local language but I had a flat tire so I needed to coordinate the delivery through phone (again, in a language I barely speak). They couldn't understand my address so we switched to whatsapp and could send them the coordinates. Twenty minutes later the person was there with a still hot pizza. In another case I just texted the local pizza guy on whatsapp what I wanted and he replied 'where to deliver it?', and then 10 minutes later it arrived.
- ratww 5y agoThis is also a very cheap solution for merchants: only requires a mobile phone and a free app that almost everyone has in some countries. If push comes to shove, install Signal/Telegram or accept SMS.
- sdfhbdf 5y ago+1 for Poland. I think we're pretty advanced and everybody heard of pyszne.pl, Uber Eats, Bolt Food, Glovo, Jush, JOKR, Lisek, Wolt etc. The competition is fierce and the delivery apps are very affordable.
- radiator 5y ago> so phone requires you to specify the address every time which is significantly more friction. For some restaurants this is not true, they save your (phone number -> address) mapping the first time you call, and in the future ask for confirmation whether the address is correct.
- op00to 5y ago.. is pierogarnia a polish restaurant specializing in pierogi?
- ajuc 5y agoYup.