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No more waiting! Now you can order food from MDonald’s, KFC and Domino’s during train journeys

The Indian Railways has decided that now the passengers can skip the 'mandatory' meal on board and can order food from their favourite fast food outlet

Are you bored with the ‘tasteless’ chicken or paneer curry and watery daal served to you in Shatabdi and Rajdhani trains? Then don’t worry, we have a really good news for you. The Indian Railways has decided that now the passengers of these two trains can skip the ‘mandatory’ meal on board and can pre-order their meals from their favourite fast food outlet.

According to a Hindustan Times report, the new food scheme started today and is part of yet another effort taken by Indian railways to enhance the travelling experience of the passengers.

Now you can order pizza and burger in Indian Railways. (Photo: Indian Railways)

With this, now you can have your favourite Domino’s pizza or KFC Chicken on board by just making a call, SMS or through online order.

According to a report in The Indian Express, the railways has tied-up with food joints like McDonald’s, KFC, Switz Foods, Only Alibaba, Dominos, Haldiram, Bikanerwala, Nirulas, Sagar Ratna and Pizza Hut.

Indian Railways food (Photo: Wikimedia)

“While booking online, passengers will have to visit www.ecatering.irctc.co.in. They can then choose the station where they want the food delivered. After selecting the station, passengers will get options of food joints available for that particular station,” said a railways official, according to the HT report.

While the passengers can pay for their food online or on delivery, the passengers have to book their meals two hours before. Also, it will be solely the responsibility of the food outlet to deliver your order within time of the train’s halt at any particular station.

Apart from ordering the food online, here’s how you can pre-order your food:

Via Phone Call

Photo: Flickr

Order food via SMS

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