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Hellofood’s Website Gets a Make-Over

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Hellofood, the leading group of online food ordering platform has activated its new, dramatically improved user interface in Nigeria, Ghana, Senegal, Ivory Coast, Morocco and Kenya. Designed to deal efficiently with the heavy order volume that

Only 8 months after launching, Hellofood, and its affiliated brand Foodpanda, are already present in 30 countries worldwide.

This dramatic pace of growth depends to a great extent on its best-in-class website – the most sophisticated of its kind in the world.

Used by tens of thousands of customers on a daily basis, the site is revolutionising the way that people order food in Africa.

www.hellofood.com is available on your computer or tablet, on BB, and on its dedicated iPhone and Android apps (recently-crowned the top apps for food globally).

It is the fastest and easiest way to order food, and provides the greatest variety of cuisines available anywhere. Users can order food from any of the restaurants in their city, for delivery to them in 45 minutes.

Headquartered in Lagos, Hellofood already has over 220 partner restaurants in Lagos, including Johnny Rockets, Chicken Republic, Sweet Sensations, Debonairs and TFC.

Joe Falter, CEO for Hellofood Africa said: “Today marks an important step for us in our mission of making food ordering fast, easy and fun. This gorgeous site uses the latest technology and features to enhance the experience of our loyal customers, and to attract even more users to www.hellofood.com.

Leading the African market for food delivery makes us extremely proud. Our rapid growth and expansion in the few months since we launched demonstrates the need for innovation. We are very ambitious and are constantly pushing to improve user experience, and deliver a product that blows our customers away.”
 
Hellofood and Foodpanda now target a total population of 3 billion people in 27 countries, making it the online food delivery service with the widest geographical reach.

Some few months after launch, the company is already cooperating with more than 15,000 partner restaurants, and Africa is a big part of the jigsaw.

With 6 African markets already up and running, and a service that is completely reinventing the status quo, Hellofood is bringing customers a service that they could only have dreamed of just one year ago.

Whether hungry at work, too tired to cook and clean up at home, travelling to a new city for the first time or even organizing an event like a conference or wedding, hungry people all over Africa look to Hellofood whenever they need a meal delivered.
 

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