This section is for Telegram bots that take food orders for delivery, from a restaurant, a café or a delivery service. None of the bots we have checked has passed our checks yet.
We are still testing bots for this page. Check back soon or suggest one.
In September 2026 we looked for ordering bots from large delivery apps, including Wolt, Deliveroo, Talabat, Zomato and foodpanda, and found only support bots that the services do not link from their own sites. In October 2026 we searched in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Indonesian and Arabic for restaurant ordering bots and the platforms that build them, and checked every candidate on t.me and against the restaurant's or platform's own pages. The candidates had an empty bot page, a username nobody has registered, no published username, or no sign of an active service. We will add a bot here when one passes the same checks as the rest of the catalog.
Large delivery apps keep ordering, payment and courier tracking inside their own app and website. In Telegram, food orders usually go through the bot of a single restaurant or café: a menu with photos, a cart, a delivery address and payment, often built on a ready-made restaurant-bot platform. Such a bot serves one kitchen or one city, so it rarely shows up in search. The reliable way to find it is through the restaurant itself: a link on its website, its Instagram or Google Maps profile, or a QR code on the menu or the delivery bag.
Some delivery services run a bot only for customer support or promo codes, not for ordering. If a bot with a big brand's name has an empty description and the brand's site does not link to it, treat it as unofficial. We add a bot to this page once it passes the same checks as the rest of the catalog: a live bot page on t.me and a link to it from the business that runs it.
Yes, if you pay in a proper payment form - Telegram's built-in checkout or the restaurant's own payment page - rather than typing card details into the chat. A request to transfer money to a private person's account is a reason to order elsewhere.
Open the bot from a link on the restaurant's official website or its verified social pages - a bot found through search or an ad may be an aggregator or a copy. Menu prices or service fees that differ from the restaurant's own site also point to a middleman.
The business that took your payment - the restaurant or delivery service named in the bot or on the receipt, not Telegram support. Save screenshots of the order and the payment right away, because a bot can stop responding or disappear.