For a city that never sleeps, it’s a wonder this service didn’t come around sooner. In the past year, a crop of late night food delivery services have emerged to feed hungry Mumbaikars either out of food or facing a (very) late night craving. The latest to emerge is Feast in a Tray that, says owner Anand Bhatia, developed organically from a two-year-old corporate lunch catering service.
Typically, most of these services also offer other essentials, like Eno, Digene, sanitary napkins, cigarette packets, chips, fizzy drinks, and mineral water. Other similar services include Fly by Knight, started in May last year, Mad Bites, launched in December 2011 and now an elaborate affair with check-in boxes and a shopping cart icon, and the simpler Night Dragon, launched this January. All have websites, a menu, and a number – all customers need to do is dial and wait.
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When he's not buried in homework or watching Breaking Bad, Jay loves to write and is interning at MumbaiMag.com. He's an engineering student at NMIMS Mukesh Patel at Vile Parle and he is totally in love with the city of Mumbai.
