Hunger does not wait. And in 2026, you do not have to. Food delivery in Nigeria has grown from a Lagos-only luxury into a nationwide service covering Abuja, Port Harcourt, Ibadan, Kano, Enugu, and dozens of other cities. The best part — the apps are competing hard for your attention, which means discounts, free deliveries, and promo codes are flying everywhere right now.
We went through every major food delivery app available in Nigeria to find which ones actually deliver fast, which ones have the best prices, and which ones give you real value on every order. Whether you are at home, at the office, or on campus, this list has you covered.
Food delivery in Nigeria is no longer just about convenience. For many Nigerians, especially workers and students, it has become a genuinely affordable alternative to cooking — especially when you factor in the cost of gas, ingredients, and time. Here is what is available right now.
1. Chowdeck
Chowdeck is the fastest-growing food delivery app in Nigeria in 2026 and for good reason. Their delivery times are consistently under 40 minutes in covered areas and their restaurant selection covers everything from local Nigerian food to continental dishes, pizza, and pastries. Chowdeck runs aggressive discount campaigns — first-time users regularly get 30% to 50% off their first three orders. Their app works smoothly on all Android phones and payment options include card, bank transfer, and wallet.
2. Glovo Nigeria
Glovo is not just food — it is anything delivered. Groceries, medicine, documents, phone accessories — if a shop near you has it, Glovo can bring it to your door. For food specifically, Glovo has partnered with hundreds of restaurants across Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt. Their “Glovo Prime” subscription at ₦1,500 per month gives you unlimited free delivery, which pays for itself after just two orders.
3. Jumia Food
Jumia Food operates in more Nigerian cities than any other delivery app. If you are in Benin City, Warri, Owerri, Uyo, or any mid-sized Nigerian city, Jumia Food is likely your best option. The app is well-integrated with Jumia’s main platform, meaning you can use Jumia vouchers and cashback rewards on food orders. Delivery fees are among the lowest in the market and the restaurant variety is solid.
4. Bolt Food
Bolt, best known for ride-hailing, entered food delivery and has been quietly building a strong restaurant network in Lagos and Abuja. The advantage of Bolt Food is its reliability — the same infrastructure that powers millions of ride bookings daily ensures your order is tracked accurately and delivered on time. Bolt Food also integrates with the main Bolt app, so you manage everything in one place.
5. EatHub
EatHub focuses on office and bulk food delivery, making it the best option for companies, events, and large orders. If you are coordinating lunch for a team or catering for a small office gathering, EatHub handles it seamlessly. They also do individual orders and their lunch deals — typically ₦1,500 to ₦2,500 for a complete meal — are some of the best value in the market.
How to Always Get Discounts on Food Delivery in Nigeria
Every food delivery app gives new users a discount — create a new account and claim it before ordering regularly. Follow all the apps on Instagram and Twitter because flash discount codes are shared there first. Order during off-peak hours (2pm to 4pm on weekdays) when restaurants are less busy and delivery fees are sometimes waived. Also check if your bank has a partnership with any of these apps — GTBank, Access Bank, and Zenith regularly offer 10% to 20% cashback on food orders made with their cards.
Which App Should You Use?
For speed and discounts in Lagos and Abuja — Chowdeck. For variety and national coverage — Jumia Food. For everything beyond food — Glovo. For reliability and Bolt integration — Bolt Food. For office and bulk orders — EatHub. Download all of them, claim the new user discounts on each, and then stick with whichever gives you the best combination of speed, price, and restaurant selection in your city.