Top 10 Most Popular Food Delivery Apps in 2025

Uber Eats is the #1 food delivery app globally by country reach, operating in 6,000+ cities across 45+ countries and generating $13 billion in delivery revenue in 2024. Leveraging Uber's existing driver network, it achieved profitability in 2023 and expanded rapidly through acquisitions including Postmates ($2.65B) and Drizly (alcohol delivery). Its integration with Uber One membership drives 30%+ of order volume.

China's Meituan is the world's largest food delivery platform by order volume, handling 50+ million orders per day across 2,800+ Chinese cities. Founded by Wang Xing in 2010, Meituan processes $200 billion+ in annual GMV across food delivery, hotel booking, and in-store dining services. Its fleet of 4 million+ delivery riders and drone delivery trials in Shenzhen make it the most operationally sophisticated food logistics company on Earth.

Deliveroo is Europe's leading premium food delivery platform, operating in the UK, Ireland, France, Belgium, Italy, Singapore, Hong Kong, Kuwait, UAE, and Qatar with 180,000+ restaurant partners. Founded by Will Shu in London in 2013, it went public on the London Stock Exchange in 2021. Its Deliveroo Plus subscription (unlimited free delivery) has 2 million subscribers, and its Plus with Amazon partnership bundles delivery benefits for Prime members.

Southeast Asia's superapp Grab dominates food delivery across 8 countries including Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, and the Philippines with GrabFood. Founded in Malaysia in 2012 by Anthony Tan, Grab went public via SPAC in 2021 at a $40 billion valuation. Its "superapp" model — combining food delivery, ride-hailing, financial services, and groceries — serves 35 million monthly transacting users across the region.

Just Eat Takeaway is Europe's largest food delivery marketplace by restaurant count with 700,000+ restaurant partners across 20 countries including the UK, Germany, Netherlands, Canada, and Australia. Formed by the merger of Just Eat and Takeaway.com in 2020, it processes $30+ billion in annual GMV. Its hybrid model (marketplace + own delivery fleet) serves both premium and value segments across diverse European markets.

Swiggy is one of India's two leading food delivery apps alongside Zomato, serving 500+ cities with 200,000+ restaurant partners and generating $1.2 billion in revenue in FY2024. Founded in Bangalore in 2014, Swiggy diversified into grocery delivery (Instamart), social commerce (Dineout), and quick commerce (10-minute delivery). It IPO'd in November 2024 at a $11.3 billion valuation on the Indian stock exchanges.

Zomato is India's market-leading food delivery app with a $24 billion market cap as of 2025, processing 25+ million monthly orders across 800+ Indian cities. Founded in 2008 in New Delhi by Deepinder Goyal, Zomato reached profitability in 2023 — a rare feat in food delivery. Its Blinkit quick-commerce acquisition (2022, $569 million) enabled 10-minute grocery delivery and became its fastest-growing business unit.

Rappi is Latin America's dominant superapp, leading food delivery across Colombia, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Peru, and six other countries with 50 million registered users. Founded in Bogota in 2015 by Simon Borrero, Sergio Palacio, and Sebastian Mejia, it raised $1.4 billion from SoftBank in 2019 and reached a $5.25 billion valuation. RappiBank and RappiPay have expanded its fintech footprint to underserved Latin American consumers.

Gopuff pioneered the "instant commerce" category in the US, promising 30-minute delivery of 4,000+ convenience and grocery items from its network of 500+ micro-fulfillment centers. Founded in Philadelphia in 2013 by Rafael Ilishayev and Yakir Gola, it raised $2 billion in 2021 at a $15 billion valuation. Its owned-inventory model (unlike platform-only competitors) gives it control over selection, freshness, and delivery speed at the cost of higher capital intensity.

Uber Eats is the #1 food delivery app globally by country reach, operating in 6,000+ cities across 45+ countries and generating $13 billion in delivery revenue in 2024. Leveraging Uber's existing driver network, it achieved profitability in 2023 and expanded rapidly through acquisitions including Postmates ($2.65B) and Drizly (alcohol delivery). Its integration with Uber One membership drives 30%+ of order volume.

China's Meituan is the world's largest food delivery platform by order volume, handling 50+ million orders per day across 2,800+ Chinese cities. Founded by Wang Xing in 2010, Meituan processes $200 billion+ in annual GMV across food delivery, hotel booking, and in-store dining services. Its fleet of 4 million+ delivery riders and drone delivery trials in Shenzhen make it the most operationally sophisticated food logistics company on Earth.

Deliveroo is Europe's leading premium food delivery platform, operating in the UK, Ireland, France, Belgium, Italy, Singapore, Hong Kong, Kuwait, UAE, and Qatar with 180,000+ restaurant partners. Founded by Will Shu in London in 2013, it went public on the London Stock Exchange in 2021. Its Deliveroo Plus subscription (unlimited free delivery) has 2 million subscribers, and its Plus with Amazon partnership bundles delivery benefits for Prime members.

Southeast Asia's superapp Grab dominates food delivery across 8 countries including Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, and the Philippines with GrabFood. Founded in Malaysia in 2012 by Anthony Tan, Grab went public via SPAC in 2021 at a $40 billion valuation. Its "superapp" model — combining food delivery, ride-hailing, financial services, and groceries — serves 35 million monthly transacting users across the region.

Just Eat Takeaway is Europe's largest food delivery marketplace by restaurant count with 700,000+ restaurant partners across 20 countries including the UK, Germany, Netherlands, Canada, and Australia. Formed by the merger of Just Eat and Takeaway.com in 2020, it processes $30+ billion in annual GMV. Its hybrid model (marketplace + own delivery fleet) serves both premium and value segments across diverse European markets.

Swiggy is one of India's two leading food delivery apps alongside Zomato, serving 500+ cities with 200,000+ restaurant partners and generating $1.2 billion in revenue in FY2024. Founded in Bangalore in 2014, Swiggy diversified into grocery delivery (Instamart), social commerce (Dineout), and quick commerce (10-minute delivery). It IPO'd in November 2024 at a $11.3 billion valuation on the Indian stock exchanges.

Zomato is India's market-leading food delivery app with a $24 billion market cap as of 2025, processing 25+ million monthly orders across 800+ Indian cities. Founded in 2008 in New Delhi by Deepinder Goyal, Zomato reached profitability in 2023 — a rare feat in food delivery. Its Blinkit quick-commerce acquisition (2022, $569 million) enabled 10-minute grocery delivery and became its fastest-growing business unit.

Rappi is Latin America's dominant superapp, leading food delivery across Colombia, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Peru, and six other countries with 50 million registered users. Founded in Bogota in 2015 by Simon Borrero, Sergio Palacio, and Sebastian Mejia, it raised $1.4 billion from SoftBank in 2019 and reached a $5.25 billion valuation. RappiBank and RappiPay have expanded its fintech footprint to underserved Latin American consumers.

Gopuff pioneered the "instant commerce" category in the US, promising 30-minute delivery of 4,000+ convenience and grocery items from its network of 500+ micro-fulfillment centers. Founded in Philadelphia in 2013 by Rafael Ilishayev and Yakir Gola, it raised $2 billion in 2021 at a $15 billion valuation. Its owned-inventory model (unlike platform-only competitors) gives it control over selection, freshness, and delivery speed at the cost of higher capital intensity.