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Best food delivery apps in Paris

*Originally published by Arielle on December 8th, 2019, and Updated by Vanessa R in October 2022 and Updated by Vanessa R on October 2023

How many times have you been too lazy to walk to the store? Or maybe you’re simply not feeling social enough to go sit at a restaurant and talk to people. That’s quite alright! Sometimes, amidst the hectic lifestyle that is Paris, we need things to be easy. There is nothing easier than imagining a delicious plate of spaghetti, and then  30 minutes later it’s in front of your face, like magic! If you’re in a big city like Paris, it’s important to know the best food delivery apps.

Though Paris is known for being one of the best places in the world to dine out and experience first hand the amazing restaurants around the city, there will be times when you’re sitting in your apartment, hotel, Air B&b, etc. and will want to take advantage of the transforming world of technological advancement that are food delivery services.

Food delivery app services have taken Paris by storm, and I am a huge fan for a variety of reasons. I use food delivery apps almost every week, especially because I don’t have a kitchen! I like how as opposed to where I lived before in the states, the delivery men here use bikes, so I can eat a delicious meal and save the earth at the same time. It’s a win win.

These food delivery apps made my top list because of their insane offers and promotions. Read below for the top food delivery apps in Paris.

These are all personal recommendations of the apps, and not in any way paid advertisements. Try all of them out, I highly recommend it!

However, if you are in Paris and you want to visit food artesans with a private guide, you can book our delightful food tour. At each stop, you’ll have the opportunity to eat and sample various flavorsome treats. And as a grand finale, you’ll sit down and… well, eat even more.  :-)

Frichti

Frichti isn’t your typical food delivery app and I’ll tell you why. First of all, for your first order you get 10 € off! That goes a long way, especially if you can order a couple of meals worth of food. is a food delivery company which sources its food from its own warehouses around Paris. This kind of company focuses on developing a network of ghost kitchens , which are kitchens located off-site from restaurants for the preparation of delivery-only meals.

They offer ready to eat meals of all variety, groceries, alcohol, and more. I use it at work and it’s so simple. You simply crate an account, choose your food, choose your payment method, and the time you want your food delivered. I indulge in their Italian dishes quite often which are amazing. Pay attention to what you’re ordering as a lot of it does require re-heating, so you should have a way to heat it up. If you don’t, they offer a variety of salads and other items that don’t need heating.

Use this for a discount. Bon appetite!

Food Cherie

We can say is mon cherie because I simply love it. They have amazing healthy food options, and they deliver right to your door. Delicious healthy food is hard to find in France, so take advantage of Food Cherie, especially their 10 € discount on your first order. Food Cherie is just like Frichti in that their food is delivered packaged, ready to eat, and from ghost kitchens. (As opposed to most other delivery apps which deliver straight from restaurants). I recently ordered a salmon salad with goat cheese, potatoes, beets, and tomatoes and it was extremely fresh tasting. I paid little to nothing for restaurant-quality dining which I didn’t even need to lift a finger for. It’s almost ridiculous how easy satisfying hunger has become these days! Definitely, something to take advantage of. And with all the healthy options this site offers, you won’t feel guilty.

Simply create an account on the website and immediately receive your 10 € discount!

Deliveroo

is originally based in London, and made its way over to France. It’s a basic food delivery app where you select from available restaurants and cafes.  Do keep in mind that there is a delivery fee of around 2.50 euros per order. Deliveroo also prides itself on delivering food from restaurants that don’t have their own delivery service, making the selections wider. As with the other two food delivery apps, most of their deliverymen  deliver the food on bikes, an eco friendly alternative to most other delivery methods. Deliveroo is easy to use, and offers a large selection of choices in all food categories. They also offer promotions and discounts for first time users!

Uber Eats

I’m sure you know about , but I am including it on this list because every time I order using Uber Eats, I am extremely satisfied with the service.  The delivery guys are always on time, pleasant, and that’s important. Uber Eats is simple to use, simply order from the available selection of restaurants and the food will show up at your door. Live in a 5 story walk-up? Don’t worry, if you include a detailed list of instructions with the door code and directions, the delivery guys will still bring the food to your door. Just make sure to tip if you have them hike all the way up the stairs! (tipping isn’t mandatory but I suggest leaving a little something.) Also see in mind the delivery fee of around 3 euros per order. Like all the other delivery apps staying up do date with the competition, Uber Eats offers a promo and discount for first time users. Share your code with friends to receive further deals!

Try some of these out on rainy days, and on lazy Sundays! Remember it’s common courtesy to tip your delivery drivers!

AlorsFaim

By consuming genuine Asian food at home with , you may virtually visit Asia through your palate. With more than 500 restaurants (some with Michelin stars) available, you may pick from a vast selection of mouthwatering meals including Chinese Peking Duck to Vietnamese Bahn Mi, Korean street food, Thai curries, Japanese bentos, and even bubble teas.

They also provide a variety of beverages and Asian goods, both fresh and frozen. You can order for delivery within a 25-kilometer radius of Paris by downloading the app (available in French or Chinese). On their social media accounts and for new customer offers, keep an eye out.

Izzy’s

Why not order entertaining, California-style, handcrafted cocktails for your next apéro at home or at the office? delivers inventive, fresh herbal drinks, mocktails, and vegan nibbles to your house in Paris or in the 92 districts. It was founded by Californians Jennifer and Allison, a mixologist, pastry chef, and founder of Brooklyn’s Butter & Scotch. Every Sunday, they release a brand-new menu of beverages with creative names like La Catrina, Madam Vice President, and Scarborough Fair. These beverages are served in reusable glass jars that you can even sip from. Izzy’s is a company that cares about the environment and only uses packaging and ingredients from local farmers’ markets and markets.

Just Eat

To satisfy every palate, offers a wide variety of cuisines, including vegetarian, gluten-free, and halal options. This English-language internet service was started by Sébastien Forest in 1998 under the previous name “Allo Resto.” On the website, there are more than 15,000 dining options. The software is also available for download through Google Play or Apple stores. Don’t stop to think before you eat; just do it!

Mazeh

Are you up for some adventure? Why not tempt your palate with some classic, delectable Persian cuisine? won’t let you down, whether you choose the straightforward, nutritious Shirazi salad, chelo kabab joujeh (saffron kebabs), or Fesenjoon, a stunning stew made with lamb and pomegranates. The drawback is that they only offer delivery in Paris.

Planet Sushi

There are many on-the-go Japanese eateries these days, but for those who enjoy sushi in Paris and other major French towns as well as Monaco, is renowned for providing a tempting assortment of fresh fish and creative dishes. For pick-up or delivery, a hugely varied menu offers lunch alternatives, bento boxes, and a seasonal menu. Try their creative spins on traditional sushi, such as the black rice sushi from the Black Collection, or their maki rolls that are influenced by Italy, Brazil, or even Mexico.

Samaya

A large turnout is anticipated for the franquette dinner. Serve up a buffet of mouthwatering Lebanese mezzes (Middle Eastern tapas), grilled brochettes, and traditional desserts for your guests.

has an incredible array of food options for every taste and price range, including degustation (tasting) plates with up to seven dips, salads, beignets, and meats. For gatherings of ten or more, savor the buffet recipes, which include ten different mezzes, two meat brochettes, and dessert. Why not also drink some Lebanon wine to go with your meal? The southwestern Paris suburbs of Boulogne Billancourt, Sèvres, and Meudon can order the delicious and fairly priced meals for delivery or catering.

Sushi Shop

Grégory Marciano, a Frenchman who had spent time in California, established the industry-leading in 1998 with the goal of bringing California-style sushi to France. The first deliveryman on a scooter was Marciano. Today, France and Europe are home to more than 80 sushi restaurants (Luxembourg, Switzerland, Italy, and Spain). Choose from a selection of freshly prepared bowls, buns, and lunch boxes, all at reasonable prices, online.

Tiptoque

Do you want a fine-dining experience for a business meeting or special event that is also beautifully presented? For pick-up or delivery, Tiptoque offers gourmet meals made by some of Paris’ best chefs (some of whom have earned Michelin stars).

Fresh, regional, gourmet food prepared by chefs such as Yannick Alléno, Kelly Rangama, Eric Frechon, Jean-François Bury, and Beatriz Gonzalez and delivered in chic, recyclable packaging in the form of origami is no wonder Chanel and Mot Hennessy are admirers. The cost of having excellent food and service is obvious. The delivery staff at Tiptoque is made up of salaried workers, thus prices start at roughly 10 euros for deliveries within Paris and can go as high as 30 euros for deliveries outside of the city.

Asia Marché

If you prepare Asian cuisine at home—whether it be Thai, Indian, Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese, or Korean—you are aware of how challenging it is to locate all the necessary materials in one location in the heart of Paris.

From basic noodles to specialized seasonings, beverages, desserts, snacks, and even cooking tools, supplies a vast assortment of Asian foods and produce (including an organic option). You may also order a Peking Duck (canard laqué) with all the fixings, or during the Lunar New Year, they have Banh Tet, a traditional Vietnamese new year treat.

Bahadourian

Want some pita bread and some freshly made hummus? Do you long for some baklava and delicious loukoums? For many years, has provided a large selection of exotic herbs and spices, sauces, dry food items, pastries, beverages, and beauty goods from all over the world.

Why not pair a Lebanese beer with some Armenian charcuterie and tapenade verte aux amandes at your next apéro? Give yourself 48 hours for delivery, which is free for purchases above 65 euros.

If you enjoyed reading about these apps, check out this list of some more apps that are useful in Paris!

5 Popular French Foods To Order Online

1. Croissants

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The process of creating croissants involves rolling layers of dough into a crescent shape and baking them. Sometimes, they are eaten as a snack or during breakfast. Over time, croissants have also changed and evolved into new varieties. Many people are probably familiar with chocolate croissants, which are occasionally confused with pan du chocolats, almond croissants, and Nutella croissants.

Paradoxically, the croissant is credited with being created in Austria during the 18th century. The Austrian baker who founded the “Vienna Bakery” in Paris is credited with creating the French version. We will nevertheless continue to count it. This is a great choice to order online especially if you’re looking for something filling as a breakfast choice. 

2. Soufflé

Eggs, sugar, and cheese or chocolate are what make a soufflé.  Soufflé is a French speciality that isn’t easy to make. The inside is packed with rising egg whites and made with either chocolate or cheese. Masterchef fans may already know how difficult it may be to make soufflé at home. We recommend trying this beginner-intermediate soufflé recipe from eggs. However, if you’re not trying to be a master chef this is a popular French meal that you can easily order online. 

3. Macarons

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In France, macarons are easily ordered online, so anybody may enjoy these delicious foods. You can simply customise your order and have it delivered right to your house because there are many patisseries that provide a large choice of flavours. Anyone can buy macarons online in France to be simple and fun due to their accessibility and high quality.

4. Foie Gras

An especially fattened goose or duck’s liver is used to make the French delicacy known as foie gras. Serving suggestions for this meal include spreads on toast, crackers, and sourdough bread. It is available to use as an ingredient in different recipes in some countries in jars and cans. I think any cheeseboard with a good blue cheese and cornichons would benefit from this rather funky flavour. It’s something that is worth ordering online especially if you’d like to down it with a glass of red wine.