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Uber Eats reveals the top 10 most popular orders in London

Uber Eats reveals the top 10 most popular orders in London

Yahoo05-03-2025
The results are in, and Uber Eats has just unveiled the culinary champions of the capital's food delivery scene. As the platform celebrates its billionth delivery in the UK, the delivery service has spotlighted the local heroes that have been satisfying London's appetite, one order at a time.
From sizzling chicken to international cuisines, these ten restaurants have emerged as the most ordered small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) on Uber Eats in London for 2024
Lakers Chicken
Manjaros
The Ottoman Doner
Bims
Roti King
Fortune Cat
Saravana Ghavan
Royal China Group 皇朝餐飲集團
Going Greek
Urban Chocolatier
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Half Chicken (Manjaros)
6 Pieces Chicken Wings (Wngz)
Roti Chicken (Roti King)
Sweet & Sour Hong Kong Style (Fortune Cat)
Char Kuey Teow (Roti King)
Matthew Price Regional General Manager, Uber Eats, UKI & Northern Europe, said: 'Reaching our one billionth delivery in the UK and Ireland is a huge milestone, made possible by the hundreds of thousands of couriers and over 70,000 restaurants we partner with—many of them small businesses.
"In fact, SMEs make up more than half of our restaurant partners across the country, and we're proud to help them grow by connecting them with new and loyal customers every day. As we look ahead to the next billion orders, we're excited to continue supporting local businesses, expanding our offerings beyond food delivery, and making sustainable choices more accessible to our restaurant partners and customers alike.'
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