What are the food delivery software in Shenyang?

Meituan, Are You Hungry, Zhongxiang... these are all available. Meituan Food Delivery should be available across the country (I’m not sure if it’s available in remote areas).

Meituan’s mission is to “help everyone eat better and live better.” As China's leading e-commerce platform for life services, the company has consumer-famous apps such as Meituan, Dianping, and Meituan Takeaway. Its services cover catering, takeout, fresh food retail, taxi hailing, bicycle sharing, hotel travel, movies, There are more than 200 categories such as leisure and entertainment, and its business covers 2,800 counties, districts and cities across the country.

Currently, Meituan’s strategy focuses on Food+Platform, and is building a multi-level technology service platform from the demand side to the supply side in the life service industry with “eating” as its core. Meituan is working hard to build itself into a social enterprise, hoping to build a smart city through in-depth cooperation with party and government departments, universities and research institutes, mainstream media, public welfare organizations, ecological partners, etc.

In August 2016, the Beijing Municipal Food and Drug Administration used high-tech means to search and monitor illegal activities on the Internet, providing regulatory authorities with a number of illegal clues and investigating and handling a large number of illegal cases. On August 10, the Beijing Food and Drug Administration launched an investigation into Meituan. On June 22, 2018, Meituan officially submitted its IPO application to the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. On September 20, Meituan landed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.

On October 8, 2021, the State Administration for Market Regulation made an administrative penalty decision in accordance with the law, ordering Meituan to stop illegal activities, fully refund the exclusive cooperation deposit of 1.289 billion yuan, and impose a penalty of 1147.48 yuan on its domestic sales in China in 2020. A fine of 3% of 100 million yuan, totaling 3.442 billion yuan