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Banana Tree teams up with Uber Eats to boost UK delivery reach

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Award-winning Southeast Asian restaurant Banana Tree has announced a new nationwide partnership with Uber Eats, expanding its delivery offering and making its bold, flavour-packed dishes more accessible than ever before.

The partnership is now fully operational across all UK locations, enabling Banana Tree to scale its delivery proposition and reach a broader customer base.

Southeast Asian cuisine continues to be one of the UK’s fastest‑growing food categories, with consumers increasingly seeking bold, authentic flavours both in restaurants and at home. No surprise then that Banana Tree has seen consistent growth in delivery orders, driven by customers actively choosing the brand’s distinctive Southeast Asian flavours when dining at home or in the office.

By adding Uber Eats into its successful delivery operations, Banana Tree is strengthening its multi‑platform strategy, giving customers greater choice in how they access the brand while significantly extending its market reach.

The delivery menu showcases some of the brand’s most‑loved UK favourites including Thai Green Curry, Pad Thai and Katsu Curry  alongside regionally inspired dishes that reflect Banana Tree’s Southeast Asian roots, such as its slow‑cooked legendary beef rendang and Banana Tree Spiced Noodles. Each dish has been carefully optimised to travel well, delivering a consistently high‑quality experience from kitchen to doorstep.

Since launch, the Uber Eats partnership has already demonstrated strong early performance, contributing to increased order volumes and introducing Banana Tree’s Southeast Asian flavours to a wider audience. The additional platform is enabling the brand to capture incremental demand and further strengthen its position in the competitive delivery market.

Kate Wilton, Managing Director at Banana Tree, said: “Delivery continues to be a key growth driver for the business, and the launch with Uber Eats has already proven to be a valuable addition to our platform mix. We’re seeing strong demand from customers who want high‑quality, fresh and exciting food delivered conveniently, whether that’s at home or in the office.

“Expanding onto Uber Eats as an additional platform allows us to meet that demand more effectively while giving customers more choice and flexibility. Importantly, it also enables us to reach new audiences and continue building momentum as a brand.”

Merve Basci, UK General Manager at Uber Eats, said: “Our customers are delighted that they can now order Banana Tree’s signature flavours on Uber Eats, nationwide. Whether it’s connecting with new customers for the first time or showing up for fans in new channels, we’re excited to play a key role in this next chapter for Banana Tree’s delivery journey.”  

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