New Delhi [India], June 23 : Swiggy has reported a significant rise in dining reservations and food delivery activity across India, highlighting a growing trend of consumers choosing premium meals, restaurant outings and special food orders for celebrations.
According to Swiggy data, premium dining reservations through Swiggy Dineout increased by 42.6% compared to the same period last year. Overall bookings on the platform also recorded a growth of 16.9%, reflecting stronger consumer demand for dining experiences.
Growth in Premium Dining
The growth was visible across both metro cities and emerging markets. Bengaluru recorded the highest number of diners nationwide, followed by Delhi and Hyderabad.
Among emerging cities, premium dining reservations saw a 63.2% increase compared to last year. Ahmedabad recorded the highest number of diners in this category, followed by Jaipur and Chandigarh.
The trend also included high-value dining experiences, with the highest single transaction recorded in Bengaluru at Rs 1,17,284. A group of 30 customers in Dehradun also made the largest group booking recorded on the platform.
Through Swiggy Dineout, customers collectively saved more than Rs 6.1 crore during the period.
Food Delivery Rise
Food delivery activity on Swiggy also witnessed growth, with orders increasing by 16% compared to last year.
Expanding Demands
While Bengaluru and Mumbai led overall order volumes with nearly 55,000 orders, emerging cities also showed strong participation.
Patna, Dehradun and Ludhiana recorded the highest orders among emerging markets, showing increasing adoption of online food ordering beyond major urban centres.
Nagpur recorded the largest single order, where a customer placed an order for 24 assorted cupcakes across flavours including strawberry, blueberry, butterscotch and chocolate.
Swiggy’s latest numbers indicate a broader shift in consumer behaviour, with more people opting for convenient food delivery and premium dining experiences across cities.
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