RIYADH — Uber Eats is expanding its local footprint in Saudi Arabia, launching its delivery service across Makkah and Madinah, including major neighborhoods such as Al Shoqiyah and Al Awali in Makkah and Qurban and Sultana in Madinah. Launching in Makkah and Madinah comes after previous successful launches in other cities around the Kingdom, and as part of Uber Eats expansion strategy in the region.

Commenting on the most recent expansions, Assad Numan, General Manager for Uber Eats in Saudi Arabia said: “Saudi Arabia is a significant component of Uber Eats story in the Middle East region, and this expansion is part of our ongoing plans to bring our technology to as many people as possible around the Kingdom.”

“We’re focused on making eating well effortless, everyday for everyone, and the launches in Makkah and Madinah demonstrate our ambitious plans, and reinforce Uber Eats expansion strategy across the Kingdom. We are committed to bringing more diverse food choices and working with local entrepreneurs to unlock new business opportunities with Uber’s technology while providing a world-class experience on the app for our consumers.”

Uber Eats offers a wide selection of cuisines across the region, and in Saudi Arabia, it has forged partnerships with over 2,800 restaurants to ensure there is something for everyone. In Madinah, foodies will have access to both local and global favourites including Herfy, Shawaya House, KFC, and McDonald’s among others. Likewise, in Makkah food lovers can order from their favourite restaurants such as McDonald's, Shawermer, Baskin Robbins, Baytoti, and Maestro Pizza.

To celebrate these expansions, Uber Eats is offering new customers 50 percent off their first two orders, up to SAR 50 off per order, using the promo code “50MM”. Existing customers can receive free delivery on all orders in February. To ensure quality of service and freshness of the food delivered, Uber Eats will initially be available in select neighborhoods in Makkah and Madinah to be followed by a wider rollout across both cities.

Food lovers in Makkah and Madinah can order their favorite meals by either downloading the Uber Eats app or visiting ubereats.com.