The Chefz promo codes and voucher codes in KSA

New and returning customers: what a The Chefz code would look like

When we read The Chefz page on 9 November 2026 we found zero codes of any kind: no code from our own network, no first-order offer published by the store and no discount code repeated across other listings. That is an honest zero, not a gap we are hiding. If you see a "first order" or "new user" code elsewhere, treat it as unconfirmed until the app accepts it at checkout and the total visibly drops.

Food delivery apps in Saudi Arabia usually split their promotions in two: a welcome code for an account that has never ordered, and restaurant-specific deals for everyone else. The Chefz does not publish either type on its site, so we cannot tell you which one exists this month. What the store does publish is a free-delivery section in the app, a list of places where the delivery charge is removed rather than a percentage taken off the food. For a returning customer with no welcome code to claim, that section is the most concrete saving available today.

The Chefz also covers more than hot meals. Its page lists seven kinds of order: restaurants, desserts, bakeries, specialty coffee, flowers, perfumes and gifts. Any future coupon code may apply to only some of these, so when one appears, check whether it is limited to restaurants or also works on a bouquet or a perfume gift box before you build the basket around it.

Delivery fee, service fee and minimum order: doing the SAR maths yourself

The Chefz publishes no delivery fee, no service fee, no minimum order and no free-delivery threshold. Its page says the fees show in the app, and in our facts table all four values are blank for that reason. We will not fill them with guesses. The practical result is that every saving has to be judged against the checkout screen, not against a number on a website.

Here is how to run the sum once the app shows its lines. Suppose a dinner order shows SAR 85 of food, plus whatever delivery and service lines the app adds. A 15% discount code on the food alone would remove SAR 12.75; if the same restaurant sits in the free-delivery section, the saving is the whole delivery line instead. Which is bigger depends entirely on the fee the app quotes for your address, so compare the two totals rather than the headline percentages. These figures are an illustration of the arithmetic, not The Chefz prices.

Two further habits help. First, look at the final total after the code is applied, not the line that says "discount", because a code that is capped or limited to certain items can show less than you expect. Second, if a code needs a minimum basket, add the cheapest item you would actually eat rather than a large extra, since a SAR 20 add-on that unlocks a SAR 10 saving leaves you SAR 10 worse off.

Cities The Chefz serves in Saudi Arabia

The Chefz lists twelve cities across four regions. In the centre it serves Riyadh. On the west coast it serves Jeddah, Makkah and Madinah. In the Eastern Province it serves Dammam, Khobar, Dhahran and Al Ahsa. In the south it serves Abha, Khamis Mushait and Jazan. If your city is not on that list, the store does not say it delivers there, and a code will not change that.

Coverage inside a city is a separate question. The store does not publish delivery zones, radius limits or delivery times per city, and restaurants usually set their own reach. Set your exact location in the app before choosing a restaurant, because the free-delivery list and the fee you see can both change with the address. Residents who have just moved should update the pin rather than rely on an old saved address.

The Chefz lets you order now or schedule an order for later. Scheduling is useful for flowers, cakes and gifts sent to someone in another of the twelve cities, or for a Friday lunch planned in advance. The store does not publish how far ahead you can book, so check the time options the app offers for the restaurant or shop you pick.

Subscriptions, refunds and paying for a The Chefz order

We found no published subscription or membership plan for The Chefz, so we cannot compare a monthly fee against free delivery. The free-delivery section is the only fee-cutting feature the store states. If a plan appears in the app, weigh its price against how many delivery charges you actually pay in a month.

The Chefz does not publish a refund or cancellation policy on the page we read, and the return-days field in our data is blank. For a cold meal, a missing item or a wrong order, use the help option in the app as soon as the order arrives, and keep a photo. We cannot tell you whether refunds go back to the card or to an in-app balance, because the store does not say.

Payment is clearer. The Chefz accepts six methods: mada, Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Tamara and cash on delivery. No fee for cash on delivery is published. Tabby and STC Pay are not listed, so do not plan on them. For an expensive gift order, Tamara lets you split the cost, subject to Tamara's own approval checks. We found no Saudi bank-card offer for The Chefz this month, so a mada or credit card gives no extra discount beyond any code.

Ways to save at The Chefz

• Start in the free-delivery section of the app: with no live promo code this month, removing the delivery line is the one saving the store itself states.
• Set your address before comparing restaurants, because The Chefz shows its fees per order and the free-delivery list can change with the pin.
• Use scheduled ordering for flowers, cakes or gifts to someone in another served city, such as Riyadh to Jeddah, and check the time slots the shop offers.
• If you want to spread the cost of a large gift or event order, pay with Tamara; Tabby is not one of the six listed methods.
• Pick cash on delivery only after checking the checkout screen, since The Chefz publishes no fee for it and any charge would only show there.

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