Disclosure: BizEats is published by IdeaLaunch, the same company behind Bislig Today. We are covering it because it is genuinely relevant to how local restaurants operate, and we are saying so upfront.
BizEats is a Filipino food delivery and point-of-sale platform built around neighborhood restaurants rather than the large national chains most delivery apps favor. By its own account, it is "currently operating in select cities, including Bislig."
What restaurants get
BizEats bundles two systems restaurants normally have to buy separately. The delivery side puts a restaurant's menu in front of app customers, with orders routed to an in-store tablet and payouts through cash, GCash, or bank transfer. The point-of-sale side runs dine-in and takeout orders on the same tablet, with sales history and reporting built in. Riders can be the restaurant's own staff or BizEats' delivery service.
Six restaurants already on board
The Apero, Food in a Box, Kitchenero, KR Corner Cafe, Miay Cafe, and Brew Side Cafe are BizEats' listed restaurant partners. Food in a Box shares its name with the DOT-accredited restaurant at Montero corner Barreda Street in Mangagoy, though we have not independently confirmed the two are the same business. If you know for certain, tell us and we will update this.
Three apps, already downloadable
BizEats is not a someday product. All three sides of the platform are live and installable today.
The Merchant app is Android-only for now. Customer and Rider are available on both iOS and Android.
Why this matters for Bislig
For a restaurant owner in Mangagoy or anywhere else in the city, BizEats is a real, working option today, not a someday product. If your restaurant is already on it, or you are considering joining, Bislig Today wants to hear how it is going. Reach out through our contact page.
