The Quick Food Application, offering easier and more complete features for people in Myanmar who already enjoy using food delivery services, has officially launched its operations in Yangon.
Quick Food is a Myanmar-owned business, built based on research into the needs of Myanmar consumers. In addition to ordering food, users can also order and have delivered other everyday essentials such as groceries and medicine through Quick Food, and the app also includes a Self-Pickup option that lets users pre-order from nearby shops and pick the items up themselves.
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Quick Food is a single food-and-shopping app designed to meet the needs of Myanmar’s domestic market — addressing common frustrations for people ordering food online, such as not having exact cash on hand for delivery, or wanting to order from multiple different restaurants at the same time.
Quick Food’s standout features:
- Group Order — a system for ordering from multiple different restaurants at once
- Quick Pay — a mobile payment system
- Quick Credit — a pay-at-month-end system
- Dine In — a system for pre-ordering and then dining in at the restaurant
- Instant Delivery — a fast, on-demand delivery service
Group Order — Ordering from Multiple Restaurants at Once
When customers want to order from more than one restaurant at a time, they can use Quick Food’s Group Order feature, built in for the convenience of ordering exactly what they want.
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Quick Pay — Convenient Payment Through Any Method
To spare users the trouble of dealing with cash, lack of change, or complicated refunds, Quick Food offers payment systems linked directly to local banks, as well as its own in-app Mobile Wallet that can be topped up for easy payments. Users can top up their Quick Pay Wallet through partner services including uabpay, Citizens Pay, AYA Pay, OnePay, WavePay, and OK Dollar, as well as through MPU, Visa, and Mastercard.
Quick Credit — A Special Pay-at-Month-End Plan for Employees
As a standout “eat now, pay later” feature, any employee can apply for credit on Quick Food with HR verification, and can apply for credit worth up to 20% of the minimum wage. Under this system, users can order food using their credit, and repay the amount used interest-free between the 1st and 7th of the following month.
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Dine In — Pre-Order and Enjoy Your Meal Ready at the Restaurant
Beyond home delivery, Quick Food also includes a Dine-In feature for customers who want to sit down and eat at partner hotels and upscale restaurants. This feature helps customers avoid the usual long waits when dining out, while still being able to give instructions about their dishes. There is also a Self-Pickup feature for those who want to order and collect their food themselves.
Instant Delivery — Pick Up Now, Deliver Right Away
In addition to the features above, Quick Food’s fast Instant Delivery system delivers items within 3 kilometers right away, helping resolve urgent delivery needs. This same-day pickup and delivery service in Yangon covers urgent items, documents, and small goods, so whenever something needs to be sent quickly, users just need to call for a pickup and it’s ready to go.
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Quick Food Gift Voucher — A Way to Show You Care
As an app built with the intention of meeting the needs of consumers across Myanmar, Quick Food also includes a Gift Voucher feature. When users want to send a gift or show someone they care, Quick Food Gift Vouchers can be purchased at nearby shops and supermarkets.
“We’ve built the Quick Food Application to be easy to use on iOS, Android, Huawei, and even on desktop. Beyond downloading and using the Quick Food Application directly, it has also been built as a mini app available within banking apps like uabpay, KBZPay, OnePay, AYA Pay, and Citizens Pay,” said Ko Aung Myo Thu, Chief Executive Officer.
Businesses interested in partnering with Quick Food, which aims to be part of everyone’s daily life, can learn more details by visiting the Quick Food Facebook page or the Quick Food website.