Swiggy Launches 'Late Night Eats' for India's Always-On Workforce

New Delhi, July 7 :

Swiggy Limited (NSE: SWIGGY / BSE: 544285), India's leading on-demand convenience platform, has announced the launch of Late Night Eats, a curated programme designed specifically for professionals working late into the night. Built around affordability, speed and relevance, Late Night Eats aims to make late-night food ordering more seamless and dependable for India's growing population of professionals working across extended schedules or global time zones.

Swiggy’s Late Night Eats are available between 10 PM and 5 AM across 4000+ office locations and 30,000+ restaurants in top 30 cities in India, offering curated meals, discounts and faster delivery. Food from top brands such as Burger King, Domino’s Pizza, McDonald’s KFC and Subway is available. Users can also access the "2 AM Club", a curated selection of restaurants that remain operational until at least 2 AM, ensuring dependable food access during extended work hours.

Late Night Eats brings together thoughtfully curated offerings under DeskEats such as One-Handed Grabbies (Rolls, Wraps etc.), Healthy Nibbles (Grain Bowls, Salads for the health-conscious late working professional), Sip-tastic Fuel (Coffee, Tea, Shakes and other beverage options for the long haul nights), Stress Munchies (Fries, nibbles, small bites - to keep the munching on in between the sessions), and Teamwork Bites (Pizzas), each designed to address a specific late-night dining need. From workstation-friendly meals and quick bites to coffees, desserts, and shareable group orders, the experience is built to ensure professionals have access to food options that match the rhythm of late working hours.

Swiggy's data reveals that 25% of corporate employees in these locations place food orders after 10 PM while at the office. Late-night office ordering witnessed double-digit growth in cities such as Bhubaneswar, Goa, Kochi, Lucknow, Vizag and Ahmedabad, signalling the expansion of India's night economy beyond traditional metro markets.