Zomato launches ‘Healthy Mode’ to rate dishes based on nutrients:Founder Deepinder Goyal says food is no longer just for taste, but also for health

Zomato has rolled out a new feature called ‘Healthy Mode’ on its app, founder Deepinder Goyal announced in a post on X. For now, the option is available only to users in Gurugram, but the company plans to expand it to more cities in the coming days. Health score will also be shown with every dish Deepinder Goyal wrote in the post: One thing about Zomato had been bothering me for many years. We made it very easy for people to eat out and order food at home. But we never helped people eat truly nutritious and healthy food. Yes, you could search for salads or smoothie bowls. But if you wanted nutritious or healthy food, Zomato wasn’t very helpful with that. This bothered me. Because when we say our mission is – ‘Better Food for More People’ and this ‘Better’ should mean not just taste, but health as well. Today we have taken a big step towards fixing this gap. We are launching Healthy Mode on Zomato. In this mode, every dish will have a healthy score – from Low to Super. This score is not just based on calories, but on things essential for your body. These include protein, complex carbs, fiber and micronutrients. AI and restaurant data are working behind the scenes, but you will clearly see why a dish is healthy and what’s special about it. Professional athletes can use it too This is not your ordinary ‘healthy mode’. We have set its standards so high that even professional athletes can use it with confidence. This is very personal to me. I always felt guilty that Zomato made it easy to fulfill your cravings, but not your body’s needs said Deepinder Goyal. Zomato partners with MakeMyTrip Recently, food delivery platform Zomato has partnered with travel booking platform MakeMyTrip to deliver food directly to users’ seats on trains.
To take advantage of this service available at more than 130 stations, travelers booking tickets on MakeMyTrip can order from over 40,000 restaurants listed on Zomato. Zomato’s profit drops 90% in first quarter Zomato has earned a total revenue of ₹7,521 crore in the first quarter of financial year 2025-26 (Q1FY26). This is 69.31% higher compared to last year. In the same quarter last year, the company had earned ₹​​​​​​​4,442 crore. After deducting expenses like employee salaries and taxes from total revenue, the company was left with ₹​​​​​​​25 crore as net profit (consolidated net profit).
On an annual basis (April-June 2025), this has fallen by 90%. In the same quarter last year, the company had made a profit of ₹​​​​​​​253 crore. Revenue increased 70% to ₹​​​​​​​7,167 crore In the first quarter (Q1FY25), Zomato generated revenue of ₹​​​​​​​7,167 crore from operations (selling products-services). This is a 70.39% increase compared to April-June last year.
In April-June 2025, the company had generated revenue of ₹​​​​​​​4,206 crore. Deepinder founded Foodiebay in 2008