Zomato lets users order from 40 km away
By Abha Lohia · Editor ·
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- Zomato is a food delivery platform that connects customers with restaurants across Indian cities
- Its new Limitless Delivery feature serves dishes from eateries as far as 40 km away, as long as they are in the same city
- Seven cities get it first, among them Bengaluru, Delhi NCR, Mumbai and Hyderabad, following an earlier long-distance service that was stopped
What happened
- Zomato launched Limitless Delivery.
- Eateries as far as 40 km away, inside one city, can now be ordered from.
- It is live in seven cities: Bengaluru, Delhi NCR, Chennai, Mumbai, Kolkata, Pune and Hyderabad.
- Users reach it from a homepage link under Explore More or by searching a restaurant.
Why it matters
- Until now the app mostly showed restaurants near the delivery address.
- Popular restaurants far from home become reachable.
- It follows the Host Mode feature that hides prices from guests.
The business
- Zomato runs a food delivery app in India.
- Aditya Mangla is the CEO of Zomato.
- In 2022 it tried Intercity Legends, shipping famous dishes between cities, which was suspended in April 2024.
The founders
In numbers
40 kmMaximum delivery distance · 2026
The numbers around it
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