Pick Trendyol Go if you already shop on Trendyol and want simple food plus market orders in one place. For pure restaurant choice, Yemeksepeti still feels hard to beat in many busy areas. For quick snacks or market items, Getir can feel faster when a nearby depot is active. Turkey has a huge online crowd, with 80.69 million internet users reported in early 2024 [source: DataReportal], so yes, these apps are fighting hard for your hungry thumb.
TLDR: Trendyol Go is best for users who want food, groceries, and Trendyol perks in one app. Yemeksepeti often wins on restaurant variety, while Getir can win on speed for small market orders. Example: if your basket is 300 TL, a 25 TL delivery fee is about 8.3% extra, but a 45 TL fee jumps to 15%. That small fee can turn “cheap lahmacun” into “why did I do this?” very fast.
Quick scorecard
- Best all-rounder: Trendyol Go
- Best restaurant variety: Yemeksepeti
- Best for fast market items: Getir
- Best for supermarket style orders: Migros Yemek or Migros Sanal Market
- Most annoying part: fees change a lot
Fees: the tiny numbers that bite
Food delivery fees are sneaky. One minute the meal looks cheap. Then you hit checkout. Boom. Service fee. Delivery fee. Small basket fee. Maybe bag fee. Suddenly your 180 TL wrap feels like a luxury dinner.
Trendyol Go often shows different fees by restaurant, distance, basket size, and campaign. If you use Trendyol often, the coupons can be nice. A 50 TL coupon can beat a rival app with a lower delivery fee. But only if the menu price is not higher.
Yemeksepeti can have strong restaurant deals. Many places run buy one, get one offers or basket discounts. The catch is that some restaurants price items higher on apps than in-store. It drives me crazy when a menu looks discounted, but the final total still feels heavy.
GetirYemek is often tied to quick promotions. Getir also pushes market delivery, so you may get combo value. Food plus cola. Chips plus ice cream. Dangerous stuff. Great at midnight. Bad for your budget.
How to compare fees without losing your mind
- Add the same meal in two apps.
- Check the final checkout price, not the menu price.
- Watch the delivery estimate.
- Check if there is a minimum basket amount.
- Use coupons only if they beat the real total.
Simple rule: if the fee is more than 10% of the basket, pause. For a 400 TL order, 40 TL is okay-ish. For a 160 TL order, 40 TL feels painful.
Speed: who gets food to your door faster?
Speed depends on three things. The restaurant. The courier. Your location. The app matters, but it is not magic.
Trendyol Go can be quick in dense areas. Think Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, Bursa, and other large cities. If the restaurant is close and couriers are free, delivery can feel smooth. But during dinner rush, the estimate may jump. Honestly, it feels like the app should warn you louder when a “25 minute” order turns into 45 minutes.
Yemeksepeti has long experience with restaurant orders. That helps. Many restaurants know the system well. This can reduce confusion. But it also depends on whether the restaurant uses its own courier or platform delivery.
Getir shines when the order comes from a nearby depot. For market items, it can feel almost too easy. Need milk, chocolate, and batteries? Done. For restaurant meals, speed depends more on the partner restaurant.
Migros is less about “I need fries now” and more about planned food or grocery orders. It can be great for bigger baskets. It may not feel as instant as Getir in every area.
Coverage: where each app feels strong
Coverage is the boring part until your app says, “Not available in your area.” Then it becomes personal.
Trendyol Go has strong brand power because Trendyol is already on many phones. That helps with adoption. It is handy if you already use Trendyol for shopping. One account. Familiar payment. Less friction.
Yemeksepeti is still a classic choice for restaurant coverage. In many neighborhoods, it lists more kebab shops, pide places, burger spots, and dessert shops. If you like choice, start there.
Getir is strongest where its delivery network is dense. In central neighborhoods, it can feel excellent. In outer areas, options may shrink fast.
Migros has a natural edge with grocery coverage. If your order includes food staples, fruit, water, or household items, it can make more sense than a pure restaurant app.
Best app by use case
- Lunch at work: Try Trendyol Go or Yemeksepeti. Compare final totals.
- Late-night snack: Getir may be best if your area is active.
- Family dinner: Yemeksepeti often gives more restaurant choice.
- Groceries plus ready food: Trendyol Go or Migros can work well.
- Coupon hunting: Open all apps. Sorry. That is the real answer.
So, which one should you use?
Use Trendyol Go when you want a clean, familiar app and mixed food options. It is great for people who already live inside the Trendyol app. Use Yemeksepeti when choice matters most. Use Getir when speed and small market orders matter. Use Migros when the basket is bigger and more grocery based.
The smartest move is not loyalty. It is comparison. Check two apps before paying. It takes 30 seconds. That tiny check can save 30 to 80 TL on a normal order. And yes, that is enough for dessert.