Written by Hiufu Wong
Stuck at home but craving a specific dish from a specific restaurant? These Hong Kong food delivery companies have your needs covered.
From fast-food chains to independent restaurants, here are the food delivery options that can satisfy your cravings without leaving home.
FoodPanda
A major player in the Hong Kong food delivery industry, FoodPanda is partnered with around 14,000 restaurants as well as most major supermarkets and smaller convenience stores, meaning you can get your grocery shopping done at the same time as ordering your dinner.
Its usual delivery fee is about HK$15.00 but can be higher, lower or even free depending on the distance between the restaurant and your home. There’s also the option to pick up your order, eliminating any delivery fee costs.
The service is decently reliable and covers pretty much all of HK island and the New Territories. Subscription plans are also available where users can benefit from exclusive deals and promotions.
Keeta
One of the newer players to enter the Hong Kong market from the Mainland, Keeta has wasted no time in catching up to its competitors.
At the time of writing, Keeta doesn’t offer pick up services or grocery shopping but it has been continuously throwing incentives at its customers such as free delivery, discounts and coupons and has captured a good chunk of the food delivery market as a result.
OOHK
Order Online Hong Kong is an app that currently serves Kowloon side and is partnered with a range of restaurants specialising in mostly Indian and Mediterranean cuisines.
Jia Everywhere
Jia, which is “home” in Mandarin, is the group behind a dozen eateries including Michelin-starred restaurants Louise and Duddell’s. In order to deal with the massive pandemic-caused changes in the fine-dining food scene in Hong Kong, the group launched its instant orders and delivery service Jia Everywhere in 2020. While definitely on the high-end for price points, it’s a delivery option if you’d like to treat yourself to a chef-curated, fine-dining meal in the comfort of your home or hotel.
Chomp
Chomp deserves a special mention for a food platform that is aiming to reduce the food waste issue in Hong Kong. The app helps F&B businesses to reduce any food not sold at the end of the day, providing the restaurants with extra income and customers with discounted (but still perfectly delicious) food.
Available meals are shown on the app once the restaurants know what surplus they will have. Users simply browse the options, pay for their discounted meal and then pick it up from the chosen restaurant (delivery is currently not available).
Download the app from their website here.
Meal Subscription Services
Nosh
An alternative Hong Kong food delivery option for healthy but lazy eaters.
You don’t even have to pick what you want for each meal. Nosh offers meal plans that emphasize healthy and smart eating. You can choose a meal plan between two to 40 days, for two or three meals per day.
There are four types of meal plans to choose from for different “goals”: Balanced Diet, Weight Loss, Build Muscle and NOSH Veggie, with its chef-designed recipes averaging around 550 calories for each meal. Plans cost around HK$170.00 to HK$395.00 per day and can average around HK$80.00 per meal, depending on the plan you choose and how many meals per day you select.
Once you have placed your order by Saturday each week, NOSH will deliver to your door between 6:30am and 9:00am each day. Cold food will be left at the door so you can pick up whenever you want and heat it up before enjoying your meal.
Nutrition Kitchen
An worthy challenger to Nosh is Nutrition Kitchen.
Nutrition Kitchen offers different calorie-controlled meals. It emphasises its chef-designed meal plans that will help you achieve your diet goal—whether you would like to lose weight or gain muscle.
You can choose between a regular, low carb, vegetarian, or flexitarian diet for around HK$84.00 per meal.
There is a minimum order of five consecutive days (Monday to Friday) with total costs decreasing if you subscribe to more than one order. Delivery is made in the morning between 5:30am and 8:30am so you can have it delivered to your home or office.
Chain restaurants
These fast-food restaurants usually deliver around Hong Kong. Some even answer your call 24/7.
McDonald’s McDelivery
You can order McDonald’s through Food Panda or Keeta, as well as McDonald’s own app (for iOS and Android).
Pizzahut Delivery
Pizzahut’s delivery hotline is 2330 0000. Or you can use its delivery website.
KFC
KFC’s delivery number is 2180 0000. You can also order from its delivery website.
This post was originally authored by Hiufu Wong and was published in April 2020. Last update: March, 2025 by Holly Booth.
