/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>13453201
>I know you are just shitposting, but we moved away from as much convenience food and became a delivery culture.

Indeed, my neighbors (in their late-20s) get some kinda food delivered every other day it seems.

What happened to food delivery? Sites like Seamless / Grubhub used to be great, but now it seems almost anything of value on there just uses the website's internal delivery service.

It's trash because the place makes my food and then I'm still stuck waiting for someone to agree to go pick it up, then for them to go pick it up, then to come to me. I recently placed an order, $5 or so tip already set, and no one picked it up so the restaurant just cancelled it an hour after the food was already made. How did things advance to the point where what worked well for years is suddenly a two hour process of waiting for cold garbage? And the site won't even tell you if it's using their delivery service or the restaurant handles it in-house.