Food order: pizza and hamburgers are the most popular
Most of us think of pizza in the morning, noon and evening when it comes to hot food home delivery, and we mostly ordered baked goods, milk and water from stores for home delivery in the past year, and we regularly gave tips.
Foodpanda’s annual summary reveals a lot about the consumption habits of Hungarians, which also abounded in surprises: the courier partner who worked the most spent almost every second hour delivering, the most expensive item was HUF 20,000, and the largest order was HUF 150,000. The fastest, in 18 seconds, was a chestnut puree, and the most thoughtful customer thought for more than four hours before pressing the order button.
Again this year, foodpanda summarized the home delivery habits of the past year, including payment characteristics. The data of the delivery company support the findings of Mastercard’s annual Payment Experience Report, according to which the rate of online bank card payments is constantly increasing, and more and more people are saving their card data in the system.
Before they press the payment button – which took 4 hours and 7 minutes for the most selective customer – the following dishes and products are ordered most often.
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