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Grubhub’s Valley Food-Ordering Trends

byMelissa
October 16, 2017
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Perhaps you turn to GrubHub when you need your pad Thai craving satisfied. But what are your neighbors ordering? The food-delivery service whipped up some fun stats to show what Valley cities order most often (and what locals are ordering during winning game days).
Most ordered dishes by city:

  • Phoenix: fish and chips — 368% more popular in Phoenix than rest of Arizona
  • Tempe: chicken tikka masala — 345% more popular in Tempe than rest of Arizona
  • Scottsdale: steak — 396% more popular in Scottsdale than rest of Arizona
  • Glendale: fried shrimp — 472% more popular in Glendale than rest of Arizona
  • Mesa: teriyaki chicken bowl — 251% more popular in Mesa than rest of Arizona
  • Gilbert: meat lasagna — 448% more popular in Gilbert than rest of Arizona
  • Chandler: thin crust pizza — 419% more popular in Chandler than rest of Arizona
  • Peoria: chocolate cake — 309% more popular in Peoria than rest of Arizona

Most ordered foods on the Diamondbacks’ winning game days:

  1. turkey burger — 72% more popular during AZ Diamonds winning game days in Phoenix
  2. roast beef sandwich — 68% more popular during AZ Diamonds winning game days in Phoenix
  3. rib tips — 65% more popular during AZ Diamonds winning game days in Phoenix
  4. Thai lettuce wrap — 59% more popular during AZ Diamonds winning game days in Phoenix
  5. fried pork chop — 58% more popular during AZ Diamonds winning game days in Phoenix

Most ordered foods on the Cardinals’ winning game days:

  1. cheese quesadilla — 162% more commonly ordered on the Cardinals’ winning game days in Phoenix
  2. buffalo chicken sandwich — 149% more commonly ordered on the Cardinals’ winning game days in Phoenix
  3. cheesy garlic bread — 75% more commonly ordered on the Cardinals’ winning game days in Phoenix
  4. panang curry — 75% more commonly ordered on the Cardinals’ winning game days in Phoenix
  5. lasagna — 73% more commonly ordered on the Cardinals’ winning game days in Phoenix
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