Fast-food giant introduces self-service delivery in Belarus

Affordable Pricing for the Service Starting at 6 Rubles.

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2025 September 15 . 7:43 AM

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Fast Food Chain in Belarus Debuts Own Delivery Service

Fast-food giant introduces self-service delivery in Belarus

In a significant move, KFC restaurants in Belarus have launched their own delivery service starting from September 1st. The new network-operated service marks a departure from the previous third-party platforms like Yandex Eda and Delivio.

The press service of KFC reported the launch of this new service, which is managed entirely by the KFC network, eliminating the need for external partnerships. For orders under 60 rubles, a delivery fee of 6 rubles applies, while orders over 60 rubles are delivered for free.

It's important to note that this new delivery service is distinct from the Mak.by delivery service, which was launched at a different time in Belarus. The cost structure of the Mak.by service, launched at the end of last year, is not specified in the article.

The new KFC delivery service is not present on any specified social media platforms as of now. Additionally, the article does not provide information about the purpose of subscribing to the channel or writing a comment on the service.

Before the launch of the new service, KFC in Belarus relied on third-party platforms for deliveries. The transition to a network-operated service aims to provide a more seamless and efficient experience for customers.

The exact details about who initiated the delivery platform of KFC restaurants in Belarus prior to its launch are not available in the current search results. However, the move towards self-management is a testament to KFC's commitment to improving its services in the region.

While the specific bank details for donations to the website are not provided, customers can now enjoy their favourite KFC meals with the convenience of home delivery, all while supporting the local KFC network.