Archive · 11 Dec 2025
US Entrepreneur Praises India's 6-Minute Deliveries
A man from the US named James Blunt was very surprised by how fast food delivery works in India.
He said that when he orders food from Swiggy or Blinkit, it arrives at his door in just 6 minutes.
He thinks this is much faster than in the US, where it can take an hour for food to be delivered.
He shared his experience on a social media platform called X, comparing India's delivery speed to other places like Europe and the Middle East.
He was impressed by how efficient the delivery services are in India.
Some people agreed with him and were proud of India's delivery services.
Others talked about the hard work of the delivery workers and how the close locations of restaurants and homes in India help with faster deliveries.
James Blunt, a US-based entrepreneur, praised India's rapid 10-minute delivery ecosystem.
He mentioned that Swiggy and Blinkit delivered his order in just 6 minutes.
He compared India's delivery speed to the US, Europe, and the Middle East.
He noted that in the US, Uber Eats orders can routinely take an hour.
His post sparked discussions online, with some praising the efficiency and others raising concerns about the working conditions of gig workers.
- Who
- James Blunt, a US-based entrepreneur
- What
- Praised India's rapid 10-minute delivery ecosystem
- When
- Recently, amid debate on 10-minute delivery bans
- Where
- India, compared to the US, Europe, and the Middle East
- Why
- To highlight the efficiency and speed of delivery services in India
- Entrepreneur
- James Blunt
- Delivery Platforms
- Swiggy, Blinkit
- Delivery Time
- 6 minutes
- Comparison Region
- US, Europe, Middle East
- Platforms Mentioned
- Swiggy, Blinkit, Uber Eats
Sources
‘I was blown away’: American entrepreneur awed by quick delivery platforms Swiggy and Blinkit in India, compares it to the US
'Order's at your door in 6 minutes': US entrepreneur finds Swiggy, Blinkit better than Uber Eats, leaves Internet divided
"At Your Door In 6 Minutes": US Entrepreneur "Blown" Away By India's Quick Delivery Platforms