noknok - Groceries made fast.

I've had a terrible experience with NokNok. My orders get canceled frequently, and when they do go through, the delivery times are excessively long. The drivers always take much longer than estimated.

Toters 2.0 same service, same mistakes, no at as good support or resolution

Regrettably, my experience with NokNok fell short of expectations. Despite their assurance of a maximum 15-minute delivery window, my order took excessively longer, extending beyond an hour. Attempts to communicate with customer service only resulted in a mere extension of the wait time by an additional 15 minutes. Requesting to cancel the order yielded no proactive assistance or resolution. The significant delay without adequate support or compensation was truly frustrating and disappointing.

The app is amazing and they deliver your order so fast but i best thing I love about it is the customer service i give them 11/10 they respond fast and are so nice and helpful

I ve been using this app since it started, hoping that the bugs will be fixed(such as your location). And it didn't, orders keeps going to other addresses, waiting time is increasing by time: It was way faster when it was launched. And customer support don't take your responds well even when the error or problem is from their side. Uninstalling it right now and switching to toters

Everyone makes mistakes, nok nok’s way of handling mistakes is just a joke

Love their app, service, and fast deliveries. Keep it up!

Noknok is the only grocery delivery app that will remain operational no matter what, especially during bad weather when all other competitors stop operating completely! They also the fastest; they always deliver in 15 to 20 mins tops. The only thing that can be improved is adding a bigger variety of products, but all the necessities are there! Kudos to all noknok drivers ❤️

They are so fast Very nice behaving customer service Solve issues rapidly Good Selection of goods Neat packages

In Lebanon nowadays it’s rare to find such pro service