Yogiyo

Order from Yogiyo's own restaurant network — Korea's other major food-delivery platform, alongside Baemin and Coupang Eats. About Yogiyo: Yogiyo is a South Korean food-delivery platform founded in Seoul in 2012, and one of the country's three major delivery apps alongside Baemin and Coupang Eats. It was originally launched as Delivery Hero's Korean operation before an antitrust-driven divestiture spun it off into a separately owned Korean company — now backed by Affinity Equity Partners, Permira and GS Retail — keeping it as an independent alternative to its former sister app, Baemin. Key Features: Large Restaurant Network: Millions of users order through Yogiyo's restaurant partnerships nationwide. Multiple Payment Options: Pay by credit card, mobile wallet or cash on delivery, depending on the restaurant. Real-Time Order Tracking: Follow your order from confirmation to arrival. Delivery and Pickup: Choose standard delivery or order ahead for pickup at the restaurant. How to Get Started: Download the Yogiyo app or visit the website and set your delivery address. Browse restaurants and menus near you. Add items to your cart, choose a payment method, and place your order. Track the order in real time until it arrives. Important Notice: Yogiyo's Korean-language interface is the primary one; foreign residents comfortable navigating Korean apps generally have no trouble, but those who need English throughout their ordering experience may find some steps less intuitive than on international apps.