I have a love-hate relationship with UberEats. It almost makes it too easy. It’s so convenient and the options are great, but it’s caused me to gain a lot of weight and spend a LOT more money than I used to on food. Of course I’m going to order food from the new trendy Greek or Indian place than get the shitty 60 NTD lunchbox from the dirty stand down the street. But it adds up after a while.
They have scooter taxis up in the mountains here.
How do you recognize or contact a scooter taxi? Are they regulated?
In theory, yes. They have stops, like taxis. People line up. Locals already know the person and just LINE or call. We did an article about it, somewhere in the mountains of Hsinchu or Miaoli if memory serves me right. It is a fading craft, indeed.
Yet, still no Danshui service. Hardly effortless if you ask me.
There’s no Uber here.
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Maybe something Malay.
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Sucks.
No ubereats, no food panda and no bee whatchamacallit either in Sanxia.
Frustrating.
Uber eats even delivers shaved ice from the night market.
UberEats have this “Eats Pass” at the moment. For $120 a month you can get unlimited free delivery on orders over $199 plus 15% off. It’s not a bad deal, I made up the $120 after 2 orders.
Not available everywhere.
How is this or foodpanda if you want to customize orders in English?
E.g. extra meat, no sauce, stop stealing my fucking rice, etc.
I don’t eat rice. Carbs n keto and all that BS.
I don’t know. Someone else does all the Ubereats ordering for me.
Maybe there’s a business opportunity.
That meal doesn’t look very keto.