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Whether you are with the family, with your other half, or with friends worn out from a day at sea.
Taxi Food delivers in Ambatoloaka, Hell-Ville and everywhere on the island of Nosy Be, Madagascar. You order food in Nosy Be and have it brought to your home, your hotel or your villa.
All the flavour of Ambatoloaka, without setting foot there tonight.
Your favourite restaurant, at home, in three steps.
Pick your dishes, and create your account when you check out.
There are no street addresses in Nosy Be: your location guides the courier.
You eat your favourite restaurant at home, still hot.
Everything people ask us before their first order.
Can I get food delivered in Nosy Be?
Yes. Taxi Food delivers dishes from 7 restaurants on the island — La Cabane, Les Siciliens, L'escale Créole, Chez M&K, La Plage, Chez Angel and Manson 2.0 — to Ambatoloaka, Hell-Ville, Djabala, Madirokely and everywhere on Nosy Be.
Do you deliver to hotels, villas and the beach?
Yes. You share your location when you order and the driver comes straight to you: hotel room, villa, rental or beach. No street address needed.
How much does delivery cost?
From 5,000 Ar for the first 3 km, then 1,000 Ar per km. The exact amount is shown before you confirm. On your first order, the code TAXIFOOD50 halves the delivery fee.
How can I pay?
Cash or Orange Money on delivery, or by card directly in the app.
Do I need to download the app?
No: you can order from your browser at taxifood.distripro207.com. The iPhone and Android app keeps you posted at every step of your order.
The restaurant is closed: can I order for later?
Yes. Each restaurant shows its opening hours in the app, and you can schedule your delivery for the time you want.
Why Taxi Food?
My name is Christopher, a business developer based in Nosy Be since December 2025. I set up Rentanoo here, the platform that takes care of travellers from A to Z: airport transfer, accommodation, rentals, excursions — and now food.
Two things kept coming back. Residents told me they would love to eat the way you eat in Ambatoloaka, minus the noise, the scene and the crowds. And travellers, every single time, asked me where to eat, which places are worth it, who to trust — and whether anyone delivered.
So I tried it myself. Most restaurants do not deliver. You send a badjaj — the local tuk-tuk — and the order never turns up, turns up with a bite out of it because the driver got hungry on the way, or turns up cold.
That is why I built Taxi Food: real restaurants, real couriers, and your order tracked all the way to your door.
