Eat better way

shahpal khan

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Hello,
Guys i need your opinion
about my idea.
I want to open a takeaway we take order today and we will deliver tomarow
at customer,s chosen time,for example if a customer is choosing a meal which he will eat tomarow at 7pm and he will get that meal at 7pm.But the problem is how to convince the customer to choose his dinner a day before.If anybody have idea please let me know.Thanks
 

Mr D

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Hello,
Guys i need your opinion
about my idea.
I want to open a takeaway we take order today and we will deliver tomarow
at customer,s chosen time,for example if a customer is choosing a meal which he will eat tomarow at 7pm and he will get that meal at 7pm.But the problem is how to convince the customer to choose his dinner a day before.If anybody have idea please let me know.Thanks

Good question.
Every takeaway I use I ring up an hour or less before I want to eat. And get delivery done by them or go and collect it at a particular time.
eg I'm hungry at 9pm, cannot go out and decide to ring up for a chicken & chips takeaway - odds are I'm eating it by 9.45pm. Could be much sooner.

I wouldn't bother being a customer of a place wanting the takeaway order a day in advance. Sorry, doesn't fit in with my desires, my hunger, the choices I accept. Sometimes I'm not hungry for a takeaway, sometimes I get called out of an evening at short notice - so any order a day in advance would be cancelled.

Perhaps instead of trying to convince customers to do what you want, you cater for what the customers want?
It appears to be what some takeaways do.
 
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billybob99

Hello,
Guys i need your opinion
about my idea.
I want to open a takeaway we take order today and we will deliver tomarow
at customer,s chosen time,for example if a customer is choosing a meal which he will eat tomarow at 7pm and he will get that meal at 7pm.But the problem is how to convince the customer to choose his dinner a day before.If anybody have idea please let me know.Thanks

You need to ask yourself what are the benefits to the end user.

You should check out these guys - they are making a ton of cash, albeit not from takeaways, but the food is pre-prepared in a central kitchen, and not really considered fresh but they've found their own audience.

It could be because most of it is frozen, people are up for it - where as you're suggesting a takeaway, ordered the day before.

My personal chef makes 2-3 days worth of meals in advance sometimes so its no big deal for someone like me but you just have to ask, how many people will know what they want to eat the day before.
 
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Takeaways are an impulse purchase 9 times out of 10. I think it's almost compulsory in the UK to ask 'Fancy a Chinese?' and to be met with 'ah go on then!'

Your biggest problem with this business model is that people enjoy ordering takeaways the same day. If you've got a big gathering of family and friends, you can find out what everyone wants to eat right there and then without wasting any time in the kitchen making something people won't want.

When a couple has just moved into their first flat together and realized they forgot to buy knives and forks, they get an emergency pizza delivered. When someone's had a few drinks and they don't feel up to cooking, they can get an opportunistic kebab.

If you're planning your meals a day in advance, you're either booking a restaurant seat or you're planning to cook something yourself.
 
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Mr D

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I Just Want To Make Food Delivery Service Better,Otherwise Food Will Be Cooked Same Day We Will Deliver And We Wont Have Hustle Making Wrong Order Or Late Delivery.Anyway Thanks For Your Sugestion.

To make food service delivery better then look at different ways of presenting the food, of delivering, of catering.

I'd hope any takeaway would try and avoid making wrong order or delivering late.
 
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