My friend does it and he says quite a lot.
Addresses are always wrong, or drop off point hard to find, so you need to be confident on the phone finding out where things actually need to go…
Ha! UberBinlang™ is born!
I’ll hire short skirted foreign girls and put them on a sexy Gogoro!
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I have a sudden craving for Binglang…
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She’s on her way!
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maybe you could work the night shift? A lot of people here order from uber eats friday-sunday night
My son worked delivery for them for a while in Taipei (Too lazy to get a regular job). He is Taiwanese/Canadian, speaks fluent English and Mandarin but minimal Taiwanese, and had no problem. Further south it might be a difficulty.
Good way to make money short term
I want to do the same thing, but when trying to apply, they want me to scan in my Taiwan ID. I don’t have a Taiwan ID, I have a Permanent ARC. Anybody knows what I can do? I have tried everything but I haven’t been able to contact any human to talk to at Uber Eats.
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Does anybody know how I can apply for delivering with Uber Eats? Everything is via automatic web pages, including the registry, and they didn’t accept my Permanent ARC photo instead of a Taiwanese ID. There is no way to contact any actual human, either.
PS. I also tried Foodpanda, they actually answered and told me they only accept TW ID, no ARC - but since my working rights should be the same as any Taiwanese with my Permanent ARC, isn’t that a discrimination?
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Good question!
I think it’s clear-cut discrimination.
Is he foreigner? Can you please ask him how he got into it?
Thanks!
Working for Uber eats is probably a more effective way to learn than any university course 
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There is no such thing as discrimination in Taiwan. You foreigners just don’t understand how things work here.
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Just report them to the labor department.
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Edited… sorry didn’t get the sarcasm…
Sarcasm?
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… sorry got it