Picture this: the hustle and bustle of city life, where people scurry around like ants, each in pursuit of their daily grind. Nestled in the heart of this urban jungle lies an oasis of convenience and joy, courtesy of Little John Digital Co., Ltd. Led by the visionary Mr. Watcharapong Photjaneenon, the company is revolutionizing the delivery landscape with their novel creation – “SOOK Delivery,” a service that’s all about “Serving Happiness.”
This service isn’t just your typical food delivery app. Oh no, it’s much more! It promises a sprinkle of joy with every order, aiming to elevate the everyday experiences of city dwellers and especially the young professionals who populate the vertical expanses of Bangkok’s skyscrapers. The operation kicks off its journey at One Bangkok, a lifestyle destination that’s already a beacon for modernity and convenience.
As Mr. Photjaneenon passionately states, this isn’t just a business move; it’s a technological leap forward. The SOOK Delivery app is an innovative vertical delivery service, catering to those high-rise cravings and lifting the burden of time constraints from the busy urban warrior’s shoulders. Imagine getting your pad thai or iced coffee delivered straight to your office desk in record time, no matter which floor you’re on – over 100 vendors are on board! With the service making strides in One Bangkok’s luxurious office and retail spaces, it’s set to capture the hearts and appetites of at least 30,000 customers, with ambitious plans charting expansion across Bangkok by 2025.
With Ms. Tattayakorn Benjapattharaseth, the esteemed Senior Vice President and Head of Offices at One Bangkok, throwing her weight behind the initiative, the service is well-poised to become an integral part of the urban work experience. This partnership promises not just convenience but a fusion of technology and lifestyle, ensuring that whether you’re after a quick lunch or a retail therapy session, SOOK Delivery is your go-to companion. And don’t forget the sweet deals and promotions peppered throughout the app, turning meal breaks into mini-adventures!
The crescendo of excitement reached its peak during the SOOK Delivery Exclusive Event. Running for a lively 11 days, from March 21 to March 31, 2025, it was a celebration of everything that makes urban life thrilling. The air was thick with enthusiasm as young professionals embarked on a journey of discovery with the SOOK app. The vibrant atmosphere was a tapestry of laughter, indulgent bites, and engaging activities like the photo sticker booth and the high-spirited SOOK Bowl game, with prizes and perks from participating stores adding to the allure.
Ready to add a dash of happiness to your day? The SOOK Delivery app is just a download away on both iOS and Android. So, why wait? Dive into a world where convenience meets delight. And remember, help is just a call away at 02-078-5959 or on Line OA: @sookdelivery, should you need any assistance.
Embrace the new wave of delivery services with SOOK, where every meal is a promise of happiness delivered right to your door, one smiling rider at a time!
This sounds amazing! Finally, a delivery service that understands city life. Can’t wait to try it.
I don’t know, sounds like just another gimmicky app to me. How is this different from Grab or Foodpanda?
I think the emphasis on creating a unique experience and catering specifically to high-rise offices sets it apart.
Exactly, Patricia! Plus, the vibe of the launch event sounded pretty fun, I’m all in for anything that adds joy to a workday!
I’m skeptical. It sounds great in theory, but can they handle real demand when everyone needs their lunch at the same time?
They claim to have over 100 vendors. But yeah, execution is always the real test, isn’t it?
Exactly, Mei. I hope they’ve done their homework. Bangkok’s traffic is no joke!
More apps, more data collection. Ever thought about the privacy concerns? Who else is uneasy about this?
That’s a valid concern. These apps definitely need to be transparent about what they’re doing with our data.
Every app collects data. It’s the new norm, but as long as it’s improving our lives, I’m okay with it.
I think it’s ingenious! Less time wasted waiting for deliveries means more productivity. Game changer for companies too.
Wouldn’t companies just use this as an excuse to make us work more though?
That’s a possibility, Lisa, but good companies should respect boundaries and promote efficiency, not overwork.
Can they make this international? We need something like this in New York!
Bangkok is really setting the bar high with innovative solutions like these. Other cities could learn a lot.
True, but how long before it gets bloated with excessive fees or ads like other services?
Vertical delivery systems—reminds me of those futuristic sci-fi movies. The future is here!
I hope the focus remains on quality and not just speed. Fast delivery always leads to mistakes.
I attended the event at One Bangkok. It was so lively and well-organized. The app has great potential!
With climate change, shouldn’t we also consider the environmental impact of more delivery vehicles?
Good point, Walter. I wonder if they are incorporating eco-friendly options.
Yes, Claire, I hope they include electric delivery bikes at least.
Sounds cool, but I’m more of a cook-at-home person. I prefer knowing exactly what’s in my food.
Innovative ideas like this ensure Bangkok stays competitive as a global city. It’s about time!
I hope their app is as polished as they claim. Seen too many startups launch with buggy apps lately.
Do they deliver outside One Bangkok yet? Would love to see them expand.
I live in one of these high-rises and trust me, anything that makes life easier is a win!
I just hope the prices aren’t outrageous. Sometimes these ‘experience’ based services are overpriced.