Dining Platform Meonki Offers Free Delivery Service... "Reducing Lunch Cost Burden for Office Workers"

[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Bo-kyung] Digital dining platform Monkey announced on the 21st that it has launched a free delivery service.

This service, being piloted at Monkey Guro Digital Complex branch, allows customers who order delivery through the Monkey application to receive free delivery within a 600m radius without a minimum order amount.

Combined delivery is also free. Customers can select various menus from multiple popular restaurant brands and receive delivery free of charge. Additionally, when ordering through the Monkey app, a 10% automatic discount is applied, so users benefit from both discounts and free delivery.

This free delivery service is available on weekdays from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., and is only available when using the Monkey app, not other delivery apps.

Monkey is piloting this service at the Guro Digital Complex branch and plans to expand the free delivery service to other branches later.

Kim Hyuk-kyun, CEO of Monthly Kitchen, said, "With rising dining prices and increased delivery fees, the burden of meal costs on consumers, including office workers, has become too great, which led us to plan this free delivery service. We expect that this free delivery service will alleviate lunch cost burdens for office workers as well as meal cost concerns for residents near Monkey."

Meanwhile, Monkey, a curated food shop composed of local popular restaurants and famous dining brands nationwide, is a dining platform integrating IT and AI shared kitchen systems, operating 7 branches and over 130 restaurants in key metropolitan areas such as Gangnam, City Hall, and Bundang.

This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.