Ritesh Dwivedy, Founder & CEO of JustEat.in stated, “ We are expecting a 15-20 percent swell in the number of orders during the Durga festival, because of the special Dussehra offer that we are presenting to our customers. Last year witnessed a growth of 10-12 per cent on all orders during Dussehra in Delhi/NCR, which shows people’s inclination towards ordering food online and saving that extra time and energy. Apart from Delhi, vegetarian restaurants like Mast Kalandar in Bangalore have started offering Dussehra food and thalis to cater to its diverse set of people.”
During Dussehra, customers opt for thalis prepared without using garlic and onion. JUST EAT caters to its customers keeping in mind the purity of the festival. During this season, people fast for all 9 days and for those who do not fast prefer to relish simple home food. Considering the hectic schedule of the day-to- day life, cooking at home has become a cumbersome affair. Hence people choose to order Satvik thalis to satiate their craving for special Dussehra dishes. The fast-paced life of people has upped the demand for Satvik thalis since the past few years during Dussehra. The online food-ordering portals receive 60 per cent of its orders from vegetarians during Dussehra. It caters to its customers by promoting restaurants that offer pure onion and garlic free, Dussehra Thalis.
© Technuter.com News Service
JustEat.in welcomes Dussehra by offering 50 per cent off on orders placed in pure vegetarian restaurants
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