November 2026 · 4 stores
Food delivery promo codes in KSA
Ordering food online in Saudi Arabia in November 2026 runs mostly through four apps on this hub: HungerStation, Jahez, Keeta and The Chefz. A food order behaves differently from a parcel. It arrives within the hour, it is eaten, and there is no returns window to speak of: none of the four publishes a return period in our data. What decides the real price is the menu total, the delivery fee, any service fee and whichever promo code the app accepts. This page compares the four on what is actually on record for Saudi shoppers this month: the codes and official offers, who each one is meant for, and the ways each app lets you pay.
Start with the codes, because the gap between the apps is wide. Jahez has one discount code on file, GOLD, reported at 10% and open to all users, with no cap published. Keeta carries two offers: an official new-customer offer with no code and no published percentage, and a reported code, ALM, listed at 70% for new users, again with no published cap. HungerStation has an official offer for new users, but no code and no percentage on record. The Chefz has no voucher code or official offer in our data this month. Across all four apps the number of Saudi bank-card offers on record is zero, so no mada, Visa or Mastercard promotion is stacking on top of these codes right now.
Paying is where the apps separate most clearly. HungerStation records cash on delivery, Tabby, Apple Pay, STC Pay and credit cards. The Chefz records cash on delivery, Tamara, mada, Apple Pay and credit cards. Jahez confirms only Apple Pay in our data; its cash, mada, STC Pay and pay-later status is not published. Keeta has no payment method published at all, so treat the checkout screen as the only source. The two pay-later providers split neatly: Tabby appears for HungerStation and Tamara for The Chefz, while the other provider is unrecorded for each. Neither HungerStation nor The Chefz publishes a cash-on-delivery fee in our data, so whether paying cash costs extra is not something we can state.
Fees are the questions Saudi shoppers type most, such as how much HungerStation's delivery fee is or how much Jahez charges, and they are the numbers our data does not hold. For all four apps the delivery fee, the free-delivery minimum and any service fee are not published as fixed SAR figures. That is typical for food delivery, where the fee usually depends on the restaurant and the distance, but it means the only reliable figure is the one the app shows in the basket before you confirm. Read that line every time, and compare it before and after you enter a code.
A worked example shows why the cap matters more than the headline percentage. A SAR 60 Jahez basket with GOLD at 10% would save SAR 6 if the code applies to the food subtotal. A SAR 50 first Keeta order with ALM at 70% would save SAR 35 on paper, but because no cap is published, the app may stop the discount at a lower SAR amount. Whether either code also reduces the delivery fee is not published. Reported codes are not issued through the store's own channels, so they can stop working without notice; the official offers at HungerStation and Keeta are the safer starting point for a first order.
In practice, codes in this category are entered inside the app at checkout, and new-user offers depend on the app treating your account as new. Our data does not record any rule that differs for iqama holders and Saudi citizens, or any extra condition for residents on Tabby or Tamara, so we do not state one. If a coupon code is rejected, the app's message at checkout is the answer to trust, and switching between the apps listed here is often quicker than retrying the same code.
The stores compared
| Store | Best offer now | Free delivery from | Return days | Cash on delivery | Pay later |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| HungerStation · delivery & returns | Free delivery for new customers in the app | – | – | Yes | Tabby |
| Jahez · delivery & returns | GOLD 10% off in the app | – | – | – | – |
| Keeta · delivery & returns | Keeta store offer for new customers in the app | – | – | – | – |
| The Chefz · delivery & returns | – | – | – | Yes | Tamara |
Related: Free-delivery table · Return windows table · Cash-on-delivery table · Payment methods table · First-order codes table · Store verification table
Choosing between HungerStation, Jahez, Keeta and The Chefz
If your first concern is how you pay, the choice is between HungerStation and The Chefz, the only two apps that record cash on delivery. HungerStation adds Tabby and STC Pay to Apple Pay and cards; The Chefz adds Tamara and mada instead. Someone who relies on a mada card has one confirmed option here, The Chefz, because mada is not published for the other three.
If your first concern is the discount, the order flips. Keeta is the only app with two offers on file, one official and one reported at 70% for new users, and Jahez is the only one whose code, GOLD at 10%, is listed for existing users as well as new ones. HungerStation suits a first order through its official new-user offer, and The Chefz has nothing on file this month, so its appeal rests on payment flexibility rather than a code.
Getting the most from codes and bank offers here
With zero bank-card offers on record for any of the four apps, the voucher code is the only discount layer this month, so it is worth checking carefully. Compare the basket total with and without the code: on a SAR 80 Jahez order, GOLD at 10% should show SAR 8 off, and if the app shows less, a cap or an excluded restaurant is the likely reason, since neither is published.
New-user offers are one-time by nature, so spend them on a larger order. Keeta's ALM at 70% saves SAR 14 on a SAR 20 snack and SAR 35 on a SAR 50 meal, before any cap the app applies. Reported codes such as GOLD and ALM are not issued by the stores themselves; if one fails, fall back on the official offers at HungerStation or Keeta rather than repeating the attempt.
Delivery, returns and paying in food delivery
None of the four apps publishes a delivery fee, a free-delivery minimum or a return period in our data, and none publishes which Saudi cities it serves. The practical rule is to read the fee line in the basket for each restaurant, because a code that saves SAR 6 can be cancelled out by a higher delivery charge from a restaurant further away.
For paying, HungerStation lists five methods (cash, Tabby, Apple Pay, STC Pay and cards) and The Chefz lists five (cash, Tamara, mada, Apple Pay and cards). Jahez confirms one, Apple Pay, and Keeta confirms none. A refund policy for a wrong or missing order is not published for any of them, so report a problem through the app on the day of the order.
Questions shoppers ask
Which food delivery app has a promo code in Saudi Arabia this month?
In November 2026 two apps have a named code on file. Jahez has GOLD, reported at 10% for all users, and Keeta has ALM, reported at 70% for new users. Neither code has a published cap. HungerStation and Keeta also run official new-user offers without a code, and The Chefz has no voucher code or offer in our data this month.
How much does Keeta's 70% ALM code really save?
On paper, 70% of a SAR 50 first order is SAR 35, and 70% of SAR 30 is SAR 21. Keeta does not publish a cap for ALM in our data, and food apps often limit percentage codes to a fixed SAR amount, so the figure shown in the basket after you enter the code is the real saving. ALM is a reported code, so it may stop working without notice.
Which food delivery apps accept cash on delivery?
HungerStation and The Chefz both record cash on delivery. Neither publishes a cash-on-delivery fee in our data, so we cannot say whether paying cash adds anything to the bill. For Jahez and Keeta, cash on delivery is not published either way. Our record for HungerStation shows cash on delivery as available; it does not show that the option was removed.
Can I pay for food with Tabby or Tamara?
HungerStation records Tabby, and The Chefz records Tamara. HungerStation's Tamara status and The Chefz's Tabby status are not published, and neither provider is recorded for Jahez or Keeta. Our data holds no separate eligibility rule for iqama holders on either service, so the approval step in the pay-later checkout is where you will find out whether your account qualifies.
What are the delivery fees on HungerStation and Jahez?
Neither app publishes a fixed delivery fee, a service fee or a free-delivery minimum in SAR in our data, and the same is true of Keeta and The Chefz. In food delivery the fee normally changes with the restaurant and distance, so the basket screen before you confirm is the only reliable figure. Check it again after entering a discount code, because a code may not reduce the fee.
Are there Saudi bank-card offers for food delivery apps?
Not at the moment. Our data shows zero Saudi bank-card offers for HungerStation, Jahez, Keeta and The Chefz, so no mada, credit-card or bank cashback promotion is on record to combine with a coupon code. Paying by mada is confirmed only at The Chefz, and credit cards are confirmed at HungerStation and The Chefz. Apple Pay is recorded at HungerStation, Jahez and The Chefz.
Can I get a refund on a food delivery order?
None of the four apps publishes a return period or a refund policy in our data, which is expected for cooked food that cannot be sent back. If an item is missing or wrong, report it through the app's order screen on the same day. We cannot state how refunds are paid, whether to the card, to cash, or as app credit, because that is not published.
Does a new-user voucher code work on my second order?
Usually not. Keeta's ALM code and the official offers at HungerStation and Keeta are all listed for new users, so they are meant for a first order on a new account. Jahez's GOLD is the only code on file listed for all users, at 10%, which makes it the one to try on a repeat order. Our data does not publish how each app decides that an account is new.