Zomato 

Zomato is an Indian restaurant-discovery and food-delivery company: a marketplace that lists dining venues, takes consumer orders, and routes those orders through a last-mile fleet to homes and offices. It is not a single restaurant, a grocery-only dark store, or a payment wallet. A diner who searches a neighbourhood menu, a restaurant that lists on the platform, and a rider who accepts a drop are all dealing with the same listed operating group that now reports under Eternal Limited, the parent that holds Zomato together with adjacent consumer businesses. The commercial identity is the food platform first; other brands sit beside it, they do not replace it. The company was founded in 2008 as a restaurant-search product and later became the order-and-delivery network most urban Indians associate with the name. It listed in 2021. Scale figures that belong in any honest description of the food business include a restaurant supply of about 300,000 venues, coverage across more than 800 cities, more than three billion orders fulfilled over the life of the platform, roughly 27 million monthly transacting users, and a delivery-partner base on the order of 600,000. Those numbers describe a two-sided marketplace with a large gig last mile, not a boutique delivery desk. Eternal’s consumer stack around Zomato includes Blinkit for quick commerce, District for going-out and tickets, and Hyperpure for restaurant-supply wholesale. They share a parent and, in places, a customer graph; they remain separate products. Inside the food app, Gold is the paid membership that discounts delivery and dining, and Veg Mode is the filter that shows only vegetarian kitchens. Neither feature is a bank product or a KYC step. Official social destinations—LinkedIn at /company/zomato, Instagram at @zomato, YouTube at /zomato, Facebook at /zomato, and X at @zomato—are brand and public-information surfaces. They carry menu films, Gold campaigns, city launches, and rider or restaurant stories. They are not login pages, not refund counters, and not places to complete a payment. Impersonation of food-delivery brands is common; treat any message that asks for a one-time password, a card PIN, remote access, or payment to a personal account as fraud. Order status, refunds, and restaurant onboarding belong in the Zomato app or on the corporate site. English is the language of these listings; Hindi and city-language creative appear in consumer campaigns. Country is India. Follow only the official handles named here, then treat every post as communication from a 2008-founded food marketplace whose commercial fact is Eternal as parent, an IPO in 2021, about 300,000 restaurants across 800-plus cities, more than three billion orders, roughly 27 million monthly users, some 600,000 delivery partners, and the sibling brands Blinkit, District, and Hyperpure beside Gold and Veg Mode on the core food app.