Here are the main food-delivery apps and marketplaces that operate (or have recently operated / launched services) in Saudi Arabia:

• Talabat — Major regional food-delivery platform operating across Saudi Arabia. (Talabat.com)
• HungerStation — Saudi-founded delivery app (food, groceries, pharmacies) with wide coverage in the Kingdom. (HungerStation.com)
• Jahez — A Saudi food-delivery platform covering many Saudi cities; one of the local leaders. (jahezgroup.com)
• Careem (Careem super‑app / Careem Now / Careem Food) — Careem’s super‑app includes food and quick‑commerce delivery services across the region, including Saudi Arabia. (axios.com)
• Noon / Noon Food — Noon operates a food‑delivery marketplace (Noon Food) and related quick‑commerce/grocery services in Riyadh and other KSA locations. (food-partners.Noon.com)
• Nana / grocery delivery apps — Several grocery‑focused delivery apps (Nana and supermarket apps / Noon Daily, Carrefour via delivery partners) also serve Saudi cities for groceries and prepared food. (arabnews.com)
• New entrants from China (JD) — JD Logistics / JD Takeaway / JoyExpress have announced launches/expansions into Saudi Arabia’s fast‑delivery market. (reuters.com)

Notes and recent changes:

• Uber Eats announced it discontinued Uber Eats in Saudi Arabia (service exit) in 2025. If you were wondering about Uber Eats availability, it’s no longer operating there as of that announcement. (uber.com)

If you want, I can:

• Show which of these cover a specific city (e.g., Riyadh, Jeddah, Dammam), or
• Provide app download links and average delivery fees / subscription options per app (I’ll look them up).