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Before ordering, go through the ratings and customer reviews on the app or Google. Focus on recent feedback for insights on taste, portion size, and hygiene.
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Stick to well-rated apps and restaurants you’ve had good experiences with. Consistency often means they maintain standards.
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High-quality restaurants usually upload authentic pictures and detailed descriptions. Avoid places with vague menus or stock images.
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Use the “Special Instructions” section to request fresh preparation or specific preferences (e.g., less oil, extra chutney). Clear instructions improve quality.
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Lunch and dinner rush can compromise quality due to bulk orders. Ordering slightly earlier or later often ensures fresher, well-packed meals.
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On delivery, inspect the packaging. Broken seals or spillage indicate mishandling. Good packaging preserves temperature and presentation.
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Long delays can affect freshness. Use live tracking to gauge when food leaves the restaurant and ensure it’s not sitting for too long.
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If your order arrives cold, incomplete, or not as expected, don’t hesitate to reach out to customer support.
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By following these tips, you’ll enjoy your online meals more consistently.