Delivery

Panda Express launches in-house delivery to 'cut out the middleman'

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June 17, 2020

Panda Express said it has contracted with a delivery services firm to add in-house delivery to its current third-party providers, including Uber Eats and Postmates, the brand said in an email.  

"Panda Express has cut out the middleman so its guests will not incur additional fees typically found on third-party sites," Panda Express said in an email about the new service.

To be clear, Panda Express said in response to follow-up questions from QSRweb that the new in-house delivery personnel "will work alongside" the brand's existing third-party providers to give guests "more options." To officially kick it off, Panda Express is offering free delivery beginning June 18 through July 1 on orders over $10. Additionally, the brand said it has started to return its full menu to locations nationally. 

The Rosemead, California-based Panda Restaurant Group includes more than 2,200 locations in the U.S, Mexico, Canada, South Korea, the United Arab Emirates, Japan, Guatemala, El Salvador, Aruba, Russia, Saudi Arabia and the Philippines.