Online cab aggregator Uber has expanded its on-demand food delivery service UberEATS to Delhi, and has partnered with over 200 restaurants in South Delhi, including Barista, Moti Mahal, Pita Pit, and Dimcha. Following this expansion, UberEATS will now be available in South Extension, Defence Colony, Kalkaji, Nehru Place, East of Kailash, GK I & II, Safdarjung, Green Park, Hauz Khas, Gulmohar Park, Asiad Village, Malviya Nagar, Saket and Mehrauli and is expected to be extended to the entire city over the coming days. The company had already expanded the service to Gurgaon in June. The company had also appointed Faiz Abdulla as the General Manager for UberEATS' Delhi-NCR operations in April 2017. Note that UberEats is a separate app available on iOS and Play Store, or users can book via its website. In India, the service was first launched in Mumbai in June 2017. Higher Delivery Charges in Delhi While orders via UberEATS do not have a minimum order value, the company has different delivery charges for each city. Uber will be charging Rs 25 for deliveries in Delhi, as compared to Rs 15 in Mumbai, and Re 1 in Bangalore. UberEATS Global UberEATS was started in 2014 as a delivery pilot in Los Angeles. The service is now available in 27 countries and in 97 cities around the globe, including Amsterdam, Brussels, Dubai, Hong Kong, Johannesburg, London, Lyon, Singapore, Stockholm, Taipei, Tokyo, Milan, Paris, Vienna, and multiple cities in the US, Australia, Canada, and Mexico. Competition -Uber competes with likes of Zomato, Swiggy, and…
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