Qataris are spending more on convenience than ever before. In 2024, residents spent QR 5.2 billion on food delivery, turning takeout into a lifestyle.

QR 14 Million a Day on Food Delivery

That’s more than QR 14 million every single day—just on food ordered to their homes. From burgers to biryani, people in Qatar are using apps like Talabat, Snoonu, and Rafeeq to satisfy their cravings.

Why Food Delivery Keeps Growing

This growing habit reflects a shift in how people eat. Quick, easy, and available at all hours, food delivery has become a go-to solution for busy lives. Local platforms are expanding fast, adding more restaurants and improving service speeds.

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What’s Next for Qatar’s Delivery Market

Statista reports that the food delivery market could reach QR 5.9 billion by 2025. The industry is growing at over 14% every year.

As smartphones become dining tables and apps replace kitchens, one thing is clear—Qatar’s appetite for convenience is just getting started.