Difference between OFood and OrderEat



Let's face it, Who doesn’t like food? Food businesses are never really bankrupt. Why? Because we all can’t do without them. The same thing goes for online food service. where users basically order food from online (virtually).
These application basically brings the food to your door step from a restaurant near you and your order will be delivered to your doorsteps.

Opay

OFood (short for Opera Food or OPay Food) is a subsidiary service of the Opera pay (that is OPay) company that offers the service of food delivery to its customers. Opay try to incorporate different services on the same app with makes it, kind of ineffective.

Ofood like we’ve mentioned before was introduced by Opay company. It is one of the earliest service that OPay launched. OFood was launched in Nigeria in August 2019 and it operates mainly in Lagos.








OrderEat

OrderEat, as the name says is self explanatory (just order and eat), no worries, it got you covered.
Feel like buying takeaway food? OrderEat is a food delivery service that gives you access to dozens of restaurants. Just get OrderEat on playstore, choose your favourite restaurant, pick the food or snack and/or beverage you want, make your order and have it delivered to your home or office in minutes.
Simple To use

  • Search. Find restaurants that deliver to you by entering your address.
  • Choose. Browse menus to find the food you like.
  • Pay. Pay fast & secure online.
  • Enjoy. Food is prepared & delivered to your door.
To get started, checkout their extensive collection of dishes.
Each on describes a unique product, which makes if useful and gift-worthy. Be check them out, and let people know where it's available.

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