“GRAB”bing a Slice of Vietnam’s Pizza Delivery Scene
Pizza has always been one of the most popular fast food delivery options. After all, who has the willpower to refuse an alluring slice of pizza?
Measurable AI is the largest e-receipt data provider for the emerging markets specializing in the digital economy. In light of Pi day yesterday (14th March), we take a look at our own “pie” data – i.e. pizza. In particular, we delve into the Vietnamese pizza delivery market as discerned from our 2H22 Grab dataset to see what insights can be unearthed. Some food for thought indeed.
At first glance, for 2H22, our granular GrabFood dataset reveals that the most popular franchise pizza joints in Vietnam by number of total orders in pecking order are Pizza Hut, Pizza Fast Feel, Pizza King, Pizza 4Ps, The Pizza Company, then Domino’s Pizza.
How Much On Average is Spent Per Pizza Order?
So how much is the average pizza delivery order in Vietnam? As discerned from our GrabFood delivery dataset, we can deduce that the average price of a pizza delivery order is roughly 261448 VND (US$11).
Amongst the five pizza joints, it seems that The Pizza Company averages out to be the most expensive pizza delivery per order when compared to the rest at 527250 VND (US$22.4) per order. Pizza King seems to be the cheapest per order, averaging 165000 VND (US$7) per order with Pizza Hut somewhere in between at roughly 24500 VND (US$10.4) per order.
The Most Popular Payment Methods
How about the most popular payment methods when opting for pizza delivery orders? Our Grab Vietnam dataset for 2H22 reveals that ATM* is the most popular payment method in Vietnam, followed shortly by cash, then Visa.
*Note that Vietnamese ATM Cards (NAPAS) is a payment method that allows customers to perform payments via domestic cards branded by NAPAS.
Interestingly enough, while ATM is the most popular payment method, the highest spend per payment method is by Visa with 218607 VND (US$9.30) being the average payment on Visa. For ATM, this figure is 216482 VND (US$8.95).
So that is our take on the pizza delivery market for Vietnam as discerned from the insights derived from our granular e-receipt dataset from Grab. If you would like to learn more or dig deeper into the specifics of what items were actually ordered per receipt, please contact Michelle or the team at [email protected].
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Michelle Tang is a Managing Director at Measurable AI who draws on her experience from consumer data, tech and equity investing to help evangelize alternative data and its vast use cases. Driven by a passion for data analytics and consumer intelligence, she enjoys research and storytelling with insights derived from Measurable AI’s unique e-receipt dataset. You can reach her for data enquiries and trial data at [email protected].
Measurable AI is the leading granular e-receipt provider for consumer intelligence in the emerging markets with a core focus in South East Asia, Middle East, India and Latin America. We cover the digital economy with our most popular sectors being ride hailing, food delivery, e-commerce and digital payments.
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