Food ordering and delivery platform Zomato 's founder and chief executive officer Deepinder Goyal has said that he has never tried ordering food from rivals such as Swiggy. Goyal's comments came in response to a query whether he had ever ordered food from his competitors.

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.

In an Instagram video that has gone viral, Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal, alongside his wife Gia Goyal, took on the role of a food delivery agent

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.

The Zomato CEO caught public interest lately when he along with his wife, Grecia Munoz donned the uniforms and became delivery agents in Gurugram

Zomato’s CEO, Deepinder Goyal, made headlines this Sunday after sharing his personal experience working as a delivery executive for the food tech giant. Goyal, along with his wife, Gia Goyal (formerly Grecia Munoz),

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal went undercover as a delivery partner in Gurugram to understand staff conditions. He faced challenges at Ambience Mall but applauded later improvements after his comments went viral — including a new pickup point for delivery partners.

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.

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