In an interview with Moneycontrol, Deepinder Goyal reflected on Zomato’s position in India’s rapidly growing food delivery and quick commerce sectors, particularly in light of Swiggy's upcoming $1.25 billion IPO.

Zomato founder Deepinder Goyal shared the only time he felt that his food delivery company was at the lowest. Reflecting on how it made him feel, Deepinder Goyal said that at that time Zomato's arch-rival Swiggy had raised $1 billion while his company had just $35 million in the bank.

Bengaluru, which is frequently hailed as India's startup hub, is currently at the center of a heated discussion concerning its place in the ecosystem for entrepreneurs.

Goyal, in an interview to Moneycontrol, said that navigating public markets is easier as companies get to think more long term and are not bound by weekly reviews by VCs

The owner of Ambience Mall, Gurugram, took corrective action after Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal shared his experience of picking up food from restaurants at the mall, where he alleged that he was stopped from using the lift while picking up the order.

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal worked as a delivery partner for a day to understand their challenges. Here are the challenges he faced.

In addition to the new pickup point, Ambience Mall has agreed to deploy “walkers”—staff members who will shuttle food from the restaurants inside the mall to these pickup points

According to Goyal, he was barred from using the mall's main entrance and was directed to take the stairs to the third floor.

In a recent interview, Deepinder Goyal talks about Zomato's journey, from soaring highs to challenging lows, with candid insights on surviving and thriving in the food delivery industry