foodpanda turns everyday meals into a treat

Foodpanda is making life more delicious with a new regional brand campaign aimed at transforming the delivery experience from simple convenience to everyday value. 

The campaign, "Make life delicious", positions the delivery platform as a partner for the modern city-dweller, focusing on seamless experiences, everyday choice and smart savings. It promises reliable delivery for meals and groceries, a broad ecosystem of local and international favourites, as well as exclusive perks for pandapro subscribers. 

Running in Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Taiwan and the Philippines, the campaign features a refreshed visual identity,  out-of-home activations, and a series of high-energy films.

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Foodpanda has partnered with creative agency GUT Asia to bring the campaign to life, collaborating with acclaimed director Henry Scholfield, known for blending cinematic craft with humour and humanity. At the heart of the campaign is Pau-Pau, foodpanda’s mascot, reimagined as an agent of joy who turns everyday tension into pleasure with a simple tap, whether delivering a comforting meal or restocking a pantry with groceries.

Five films follow Pau-Pau on his mission, supported by striking, human-led visuals captured by Brazilian photographer Maltchique, bringing the campaign onto streets across the region.

“Life doesn’t always go to plan, and that’s exactly where foodpanda comes in,” said Selin Suzer, VP of brand and campaigns at Delivery Hero. “'Make life delicious' is about recognising those everyday moments when things feel hectic, and showing how something as simple as good food can change the mood instantly. It’s a very human idea, and one that reflects how people actually use foodpanda in real life.”

Carlos Camacho, chief creative officer at GUT Asia, added: “We didn’t want to dramatise food, we wanted to dramatise life. We wanted to make a campaign about life being imperfect, and how foodpanda helps turn these moments around.”

In Singapore, users can enjoy SG$8 off selected restaurants including KOI Thé, Domino’s, Jollibee, MOS Burger, PastaMania, Shake Shack and more until 22 March 2026, while Pandapro members receive free delivery on select restaurants.

Fans of Pau Pau can also look out for the mascot on the streets as foodpanda takes over the city by turning parts of Buona Vista and Toa Payoh MRT pink, and with fully wrapped double-decker buses across Singapore. 

The campaign comes as consumer behaviour hits a turning point, with delivery evolving into a strategic lifestyle tool. According to foodpanda, 34% of consumers note that delivery grants them more quality time with loved ones. As lifestyles become more demanding, trust, ease of use and value for money remain key considerations, with value increasingly defined by reduced stress and time saved.

The "Make life delicious" campaign also ties into foodpanda’s broader efforts to make pandapro more than just a food delivery subscription. In October last year, the platform expanded pandapro into daily commutes through a partnership with ride-hailing platform, TADA.

The collaboration gave pandapro subscribers exclusive ride discounts, while TADA users could redeem a complimentary two-month pandapro subscription. Subscribers could also enjoy a suite of benefits across food delivery, pick-up, groceries and rides, including SG$3 off delivery fees, 10% off pick-up orders, 20% discounts on selected restaurant menus, 3% off groceries, and monthly ride vouchers. 

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