The delivery service you didn't know was in town
TOOWOOMBA residents are now able to access a range of cuisines through the Menulog app.
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YOU can now have something other than pizza delivered right to your door.
Toowoomba residents are now able to access a range of cuisines through the Menulog app.
Menulog describes itself as Australia's largest online food ordering and delivery platform.
From fish and chips to Italian, Indian to Chinese, a number of city restaurants have joined the platform.
Some restaurants on the app offer delivery at an extra fee of about $5, on top of a minimum order amount.
Other food outlets, such as Betty's Burgers and Oporto offer the ability to order your food on the app, though you still have to go to the store yourself to pick up the food.
The app is available online at menulog.com.au or via your smart phone's app store.
Last month delivery services Uber Eats and Deliveroo said they did not have any current plans to launch in Toowoomba.
Originally published as The delivery service you didn't know was in town
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