Going Japanese in Denmark

As I have decided to also use Kwigger.com as my blogging platform for my posts related to Just-Eat, this will be the virgin post in that area.

Just-Eat is today a big success in multiple countries, but Denmark is still our main stronghold and where we completely own the market in terms of online ordering of takeaway. This is a great thing, and something we have worked very hard to achieve over the years. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t room for improvement and continued growth. One of the ways to do that is through broadening of what we offer to our customers in terms of cuisines and choice.

The issue in Denmark is that the takeaway delivery market is completely dominated by pizza. This means that we have had to be innovative in our approach to activating other types of restaurants into the takeaway market. We did this by establishing our own delivery service (Just-Delivery), that today handles delivery to consumers in Copenhagen and Aarhus from restaurant that normally didn’t have a delivery service. This gives us a chance to offer more choice, so that people can order for instance Indian food, Japanese sushi, Chinese food and much more. Actually today there are more than 25 sushi restaurants available on Just-Eat.dk.

Sushi for everyone

We have grown our Danish business greatly this way, and expanded it’s customer base – both number wise and in terms of demography.

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  • [...] Risdom, a Dane who also writes about his work with Just-Eat, where you can order food online. His latest post about how they expand with their own delivery service, so small restaurants like Sushi-places are [...]

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