Food Delivery Apps in Macau

mFood and Aomi are the two local services a visitor can realistically encounter. No public audited order-share figure exists, but mFood has the clearer restaurant-delivery focus and is the safer first install. Aomi describes a network of more than 5,500 merchants as of July 2026, covering food, shopping and local services. Both serve the Macau Peninsula, Taipa, Cotai and parts of Coloane, with address-level gaps at resorts, gated residences and remote southern areas. English support is incomplete. mFood offers some English navigation, while many restaurant names, menus and support exchanges remain in Chinese or Portuguese. Aomi is primarily Chinese. A Macau, Hong Kong or mainland Chinese mobile number is more reliable than a distant foreign number for SMS verification. Neither service promises universal acceptance of foreign-issued Visa or Mastercard cards. Local wallets such as MPay, UnionPay-linked methods and cash are more dependable, though cash availability depends on the merchant and order. A Macau ID or bank account is not clearly required for a basic browsing account, but local payment setup can require local credentials. Typical delivery charges commonly fall around MOP 10 to MOP 35 before small-order or distance fees as of mid-2026. Neither app is reliably cheaper across the territory; Aomi often uses coupons, while mFood usually has the clearer restaurant selection. Uber Eats, GrabFood, foodpanda, DoorDash and Deliveroo do not operate in Macau. Hotel concierge delivery rules can prevent a courier from reaching the room, so meet in the lobby.