Little boy orders food via the food delivery app using mom’s phone
FOOD DELIVERY APP – A mom was surprised after learning that her son ordered food from Foodpanda worth more than P600.
Ordering food through a food delivery app in the Philippines is a convenient and hassle-free process. Firstly, you need to download the food delivery app of your choice from the App Store or Google Play Store. Popular options in the Philippines include GrabFood and Foodpanda. Once you have downloaded the app, you will need to sign up for an account by providing your personal information and creating a username and password.
After signing up, you can start browsing the restaurants available on the app. You can filter the results by cuisine type, price range, and distance. Once you have selected a restaurant, you can browse the menu and add the items you want to your cart. The apps allow you to customize your order by specifying any special requests or dietary restrictions.
After adding all the items to your cart, you need to review your order and confirm the details, including the delivery address and payment method. Most apps offer various payment options, including credit card, debit card, and cash on delivery. After placing your order, you can track its status on the app and receive notifications when it is being prepared and delivered.
But a mom was surprised after learning that her son ordered food from Foodpanda worth more than P600. On Facebook, a certain Julie F. Celleros shared some snaps of the food her son ordered, amounting to more than six hundred pesos.
Here’s the post:
“Badoooooong (emojis) pa taka2 kalang order ba (emojis) anuhon tani ka kaun dalawa lang tadi sa balay . Kibot ako may na order na nga food panda 🥹 gi pa hampangan kulang man ang cellphone ku s imu (emoji).”
As expected, her post generated mixed reactions from the netizens. Here are some of the comments:
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