Bigbite has launched an online food ordering portal, that lets users search and browse restaurants, check user reviews and ratings, in addition to their menu and place orders.The site was launched in March 2012 and claims to have tied up with about 600 restaurants, to deliver food in Delhi-NCR region. Currently a bootstrapped startup, Bigbite has a team of 10 people. On being asked about the number of daily orders, Himanshu Garg, one of the founders, responded that they hope to cross the three digit order mark per day soon, and that most of their business was through repeat customers. The company charges 10 per cent fees on each order to the restaurant. Portal In order to use the service, users can signup on the portal -- it offers traditional way of signup via email address and via Facebook connect, however they can browse restaurants without registering. Users can then search for restaurants in their region and browse through the list of restaurants registered with Bigbite. On the restaurant page, the portal features the menu and reviews of the restaurant. It also states the minimum amount of order required to be placed. It should be noted that individual restaurants have different minimum order limits. Not Mobile Optimized We checked the website on our Nokia Lumia 800 but the website does not seem to be mobile optimized. We believe that a lot of people that order food online might want to do it on their mobile handsets. Payment and delivery Once the user places an order, Bigbite…
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