Foodestor.Food delivery
app design.

A meal starts with a choice. Restaurant discovery, dish selection and delivery status connected through a bold black-and-yellow mobile interface.

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Our scope: Mobile app UX/UI
Food discovery & ordering flows
The experience: Restaurant filters · menus · meal options
Delivery status · loyalty interfaces
Project contact: Tung Chan

Discovery opening — location, filters, a promotional area and category shortcuts — Discovery — the delivery location, offer and browsing shortcuts

Delivery timePrice rangeDietary preferencesRestaurant type

01 / FOOD DISCOVERY UX/UI

Before the menu,
find what fits.

The discovery opening puts location and filters first. A dark offer area contrasts with the category shortcuts, giving promotions and everyday browsing different visual roles.

The filter sheet groups delivery time, delivery fee, price range, dietary preferences, restaurant type and rating. Selected yellow controls and one confirmation action keep a long set of choices organised.

02 / RESTAURANT MENUS & MEAL SELECTION

Menu rows focus on the name, food thumbnail and price. The dish view gives photography more space before introducing portion information, extras and the add-to-cart action.

Restaurant menu with three dishes, food thumbnails, prices and promotional reductions — Menu — dishes, prices and highlighted offers

Meal photography, title, description, portion size and the start of additional options — Dish detail — food photography and item information

The full dish view separates optional extras from special instructions. Quantity controls and a yellow cart action sit together at the end of the selection flow.

Delivery status — the time estimate, drop-off guidance, support and order summary — Delivery — a prominent estimate, support and order summary

03 / DELIVERY STATUS & LOYALTY

The order continues
beyond the cart.

The delivery view makes the time estimate its main focus. Drop-off guidance sits above it, with support and a delivery-summary action below, so the status does not compete with another long form.

Rewards use a different hierarchy: the points total leads into a ranked list and referral action. A separate points-history view groups activity by date and labels the reason for each change.

EXPLORE THE DESIGN

From choosing a meal to following the order.

Seven views and interface details across discovery, restaurant menus, dish selection, filters, delivery status, loyalty and points history. Open a view to inspect it at full size.

Discovery opening — location, filters, a promotional area and category shortcuts

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