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CatchFood Middle East’s New Food Delivery Trend
CatchFood ‘Online food delivery platform, CatchFood promises quick, sure, and hygienic deliveries from your favorite diner amidst pandemic.’
[May, 2020] – In a recent evolution, CatchFood has launched an online food order and delivery app by the name CatchFood in the Middle East and usa , extending its services across the region. The Catch Food app might sound like another similar service provider but they have much more to offer.
CatchFood (stylized as catchfood) is an online and mobile prepared food ordering that connects diners with local takeout restaurants. The site was founded in 2015 by Ahmad A Najar – Founder & CEO of CatchFood in the United States of America Minnesota-based. The service was activated in 2016 in Palestine, Jordan, Lebanon, Iraq, Egypt and Syria . The site allows customers to order food by searching for restaurants near the customer’s area, where the site uses Google Maps so that restaurants near the search area are seen. The idea of the site came to facilitate the ordering process of the restaurant and to save time and phone calls.
The catchfood website and apps helps bring delicious food from consumer favorite restaurants, cafes, and diners at their doorsteps. The pick-up and delivery are ensured in a convenient, reliable, and most important of all hygienic manner. The services of this recently launched online application have been initiated with the residents of Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, Jordan, Egypt and Palestine. Catch Food plans on expanding its services to other cities and countries across the Middle East gradually in the near future.
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Being well aware of the pandemic and its vast effect on the world, CEO and Founder Ahmad A Najar catchfood realizes that the only true thing that keeps a person happy or at least at peace is the food that he likes. In countries in the Middle Eastern region, where a decent number of people rely on fast-food or cafeteria food for their meals it is hard to replicate those meals by making them at home. Catch Food also brings in to observation people’s concern regarding the hygiene of the fast-food they so regularly used to consume and their fear of getting infected. Making a note of safety factors and also a fact that people do need their all so loved meals, Catch Food is determined to serve the dear residents with food that is safe to consume and leaving no stone unturned as far as hygiene and safe food is concerned.
Catchfood accepts orders via its websites and mobile applications. It connects customers with restaurants that offer food delivery in their area and lets them choose, order and pay online. Catchfood also has a review section on restaurant pages, where customers can comment on sales process, delivery, taste and overall impression of restaurants.
CatchFood launched this online platform in 2015 by CEO Ahmad A Najar to facilitate restaurant owners reach their valued customers and also assisting consumers to feast on their favorite delicacies. The Catch Food online food delivery app takes the perfect pairing of marvelous restaurants, innovative technology, and an efficient delivery network at a touch with its online presence. The broad range of meal preferences delivered at Catch Food can enable restaurants to attach with consumers and make eating safe, hygienic, and fear-free.
CatchFood is a platform that connects users to the largest selection of restaurants in the region to order online and pay either by cash or card. The offerings range from various restaurant meals and covers most cuisine types to suit different taste buds across different countries. The site regularly promotes restaurant offers and supports further with online and offline marketing such as advertising, social media, and PR activities. On March 2020 CatchFood Online Founder and CEO said. “The service will be free during this crisis. We only ask the people to stay at home and check the menus to order through the free service
Harper Harrison is a reporter for The Hear UP. Harper got an internship at the NPR and worked as a reporter and producer. harper has also worked as a reporter for the Medium. Harper covers health and science for The Hear UP.