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What’s Cookin’?… with Brooke Salyer from Snapchat

By November 11, 2019November 14th, 2023No Comments

How do you order online?

We’re asking people from different cities, different companies, and different lifestyles to answer how they order their favorite meals to their door.
Today, we sat down with Brooke from Snapchat!

Brooke Salyer
Snap Inc., Channel Partnerships
Los Angeles, CA

1. What’s your favorite restaurant, currently?
Killer Noodle.

2. What’s your favorite food?
Sushi.

3. How many times a month do you order food delivery?
Five.

4. Does your office order-in food?
No.

5. What is your favorite food to order and why?
Ramen, because generally speaking, when I’m ordering for delivery it’s because I’m exhausted or hungover.

6. What is the worst delivery food item you’ve ordered?
A breakfast burrito. It was delivered and lettuce was wilted and the flavor wasn’t great.

7. What time of day do you like to order the most? Why?
Dinner time because that’s when I usually get home exhausted from the day.

8. What is your favorite online ordering platform?
Ubereats – most convenient.

9. Have you ever ordered online outside of your city?
Yes, when I travel to New York for work, I use Seamless for delivery to the office.

10. What can’t you get through delivery that you wish you could?
Lack of restaurant choices. Killer Noodle (my favorite restaurant right now) doesn’t deliver on any apps. Another pain point is when you order something and the restaurants don’t read the notes on your order. If you request sauces or extra silverware and they show up without it, it’s not ideal.

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Alex Canter

Alex Canter

Alex is a restaurant industry innovator, in-demand speaker, and passionate advocate for restaurant operators and workers. He was raised in the kitchen of the world-famous Canter’s Deli in Los Angeles, where he invented Ordermark. A fourth-generation restaurateur, the restaurant business has been in Alex’s blood for over 85 years. In addition to being the visionary and leader of Ordermark, Alex is active with the Techstars network and enjoys mentoring other restaurant technology entrepreneurs. A 2019 recipient of the Forbes 30 Under 30, Alex has previously led several technology ventures.