Fast Food: Ordering in Made Easy

Nothing beats the convenience of ordering food straight to your doorstep, especially when you’re still in the middle of unpacking boxes. Not only does it take the guesswork out of figuring out what to make for lunch or dinner, but kids are always happy for the treat. In Beijing, we are fortunate enough to have a wealth of English-friendly delivery services with a variety of cuisine to choose from. So the next time you’re pressed for time or simply need a break from the kitchen, just head to the computer and place your order.

Delivery Services

Sherpa’s

Founded in 1999, Sherpa’s is one of several delivery aggregators that partner with restaurants across central Beijing. There are family-friendly eateries such as Wagas, El Gran Bocado, and Pizza+ (which also has its own delivery service). Most restaurants don’t require a minimum order.

Delivery zones: Chaoyang and Dongcheng District
Delivery fee: Starts at RMB 15 and increases according to distance. Sherpa’s has a happy hour promotion from 1-6pm on weekdays where the delivery fee is waived if the total is RMB 20 or less. 
Average delivery time: 45 minutes
English service? Yes, English-speaking operators and English website
How to order: Sherpa’s has a four-step process. First, enter your street name or neighborhood in the search bar. A list of the restaurants closest to you will appear on the next page, along with the delivery fee for each. After you choose a restaurant, you’ll be prompted to choose what you want to order. Confirm your order, after which an email is sent to you with the total and estimated delivery time.
Contact and delivery hours: Daily 10.30am-10.30pm, closed during major holidays. 400 600 6209, www.sherpa.com.cn.

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Photo: Sherpa's