Family favourite restaurant chain launches on Uber Eats with Tokyo Drift-style delivery stunt

A FAMILY favourite restaurant chain has launched on Uber Eats and it’s revealed a clever Tokyo Drift- style delivery stunt to celebrate. Wagamama, a Japanese- inspired chain, has launched on the popular delivery app for the first time. The chain is launching on Uber Eats for the first time Credit: PA But unfortunately, only Londoners will be in with a chance of getting their curry delivered in a sports car Credit: Unknown To celebrate, lucky customers could see their order delivered in a red chrome-wrapped, 340-horsepower 1998 Toyota Chaser. The promotion is running from tomorrow, Tuesday 21st -July 23. Sign up for the Money newsletter Thank you! But unfortunately, only Londoners will be in with a chance of getting their curry delivered in a sports car. But anyone ordering nationwide will be entered into a ballot to compete for a year’s worth of free Wagamama on Uber Eats. Merve Basci, general manager at Uber Eats UK, said: “Great food deserves memorable moments. “As Wagamama reaches more homes than ever through Uber Eats, we wanted to celebrate in a way that’s as bold and energetic as the food itself. “Drift Deliveries turns an everyday order into something completely unexpected.” You’ll need to download the Uber Eats app for free to place your order. Most read in Money And you will also need to factor in a delivery fee to get your takeaway delivered. Mark Chambers, chief at Wagamama said: “Wagamama has always been about serving fresh food, cooked to order and full of flavour. “Launching on Uber Eats means even more people across the UK can enjoy their favourite dishes, wherever they are.” Comment now