“We already have 220 partners in Lagos, but we are soon expanding to Abuja and beyond. We want to be the universal food service for all Nigerians,” said Managing Director, Joe Falter. “We want to be the first place Nigerians think of when they need food: whether it’s for them at work, for their families at home, or to cater an event.”

To be that “first place Nigerians think of” of course, you’d need to go mobile because that’s where most of us are. So they’ve just launched Android and iPhone apps that bring the already convenient service to you on-the-go.

HelloFood is service from FoodPanda that has similar services in Europe, Asia and countries like Ghana, Kenya and Ivory Coast in Africa.

Now on to the good stuff: Put in “TNTT readers” at checkout and get ₦500 off your order. Again, you’re welcome.

What do you think about the service?

They’ve added a twist to it to make it better; you can talk to the customer service rep at the location about an order whether you’ve placed one or not to help with your decision. Konga plans to let customers place orders under the supervision of sales representatives in the future. That way, customers who want better options or those without internet access can use Konga

The three pick up points they have at the moment are:

Victoria Island Pick-Up Point: 12 Idowu Taylor Street, Victoria Island

Surulere Pick-Up Point: 80 Bode Thomas Street, Surulere

Ikeja Pick-Up Point: 24 Isaac John Street, GRA Ikeja

Find out more information about Pick Up Points here.