For those who love Food Deliveries and want to Win loads of cash... #foodpanda

Do you love having food delivered to your house??? Aside from giving you thousands of options for lunch, dinner, or midnight snacks, FoodPanda is giving away money for you to spend on more food. In the next four weeks, our favorite food delivery app will be giving away a total of 100,000 pesos in their Freaky Fridays promo.



FoodPanda Freaky Fridays Mechanics:

  • Win up to P100,000 every Friday when you order from foodpanda with a minimum amount of P500 (during foodpanda operational time 10am- 11pm)
  • November 13, Friday – P10,000
  • November 20, Friday- P20,000
  • November 27, Friday- P30,000
  • December 4, Friday- P40,000
  • Winner will be drawn randomly by DTI representative every Monday morning
  • All winners will receive their cash prize upon notification from Marketing Department in foodpanda Head Office
  • National promotion across Metro Manila and Cebu
  • Open to all mobile app and web orders
  • Not in conjunction with any existing foodpanda promotions
  • Notification and confirmation of the winner will be valid until December 15, 2015 ONLY.
  • No confirmation and redemption from winners until said deadline will forfeit the cash prize.

    • Any person can win more than once, therefore there is a possibility for someone to win a total of 100,000 pesos. You should download the foodpanda app now in Google Play Store and Apple App Store to get a chance of winning in their first weekly draw. 

    For more information, you may like https://www.facebook.com/foodpandaphilippines in FaceBook. 

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