Can Domino's Deliver Pizza Under 10 Minutes?

Domino’s in Australia and New Zealand plans to deliver pizzas in 10 minutes or less. It's experimenting with different ingredients, faster-cooking ovens and delivery vehicles. Photo: Mike Cherney/The Wall Street Journal

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[..feb.]

Why do we seem to be in such a rush? I'd take the deliveryman's safety and quality of pizza over the delivery time any day! It's not as if we have to wait for hours for pizzas.

[NumbCornsGG]

That'd be annoying and stressful for workers. 30mins for pizza is acceptable

[mariaschwarz]

No thanks. I understand the motive behind it, making the brand more competitive, but the job will become so incredibly stressful for employees, that I'd rather wait another 10-20 minutes for my food.

[chongb]

What a misleading video. At the end of the day it all depends on how close you live from that pizza store.

[commandolam]

Rather they focus resources on making better pizza instead.

[iVelocities]

I like how the last 40 seconds went slower but the video was still speed up

[sumitsidhu]

Employees should not have to rush that much

[ryanstgeorge]

As a Domino's employee, I can promise you that it does not take 3 minutes to cook a pan pizza. The only way to get the pizza there in 10 minutes is if you want the dough essentially raw. Also, I appreciate all the comments about how worker and driver safety is a priority; you all rock!

[len]

30-40 min is fine. Anything over an hour sucks.

[sumitsidhu]

First of all health safety should get involved because when somebody is rushing like that they are going to get hurt

[Laoly]

I work at domino’s has been 2 years. I made pizza, cut pizza & delivery. Just want to tell you that, 10 minutes is impossible when it’s really busy. the delivery will take 30-50minutes arrive depend on when you order. And I really hate those customers that complaint about “ why the delivery so slow “. So here’s some reason why the delivery so slow.

1. The distance, cuz depend on how far you live from your house to domino’s.
2. Traffic Jam, cuz bicycle can’t ride on walk path
3. Safety, Bike is really slow ( but is electric bike), and always need to watch out the car.
4. Service, cuz some of a customers that will complain like “where’s my order, took my 20 mins already”
5. Busy, we are really busy, not only just for your order.

We are not super hero. We are doing our best to serve the best order to customers.

[Osama_Amer]

Stressed out employees + possibly lower food quality? It's not for the better

[SDWNDR]

Quality over quantity or speed. In my opinion. I can wait another 10 or 15 minutes. No biggy

[ANTITRINITARIAN]

I do not know why companies like this will make it harder for employees.

[RyanEvanego]

So this is why my pizza from dominos always comes under cooked lol.

[DankBlank]

I’d rather wait and have a nicely built pizza than have a rushed one

[HukGuay]

Worked as a pizza delivery driver in my days. It is very stressful and not practical when your boss wants you to deliver pizzas within a short amount of time. They never factor in traffic and getting into and out of the car and unexpected customer delays. Everything is just quickly quickly quickly. Ive had to speed and run through red lights to meet their crazy time standards

[pim]

I work as a pizzamaker in a Domino's store in the Netherlands. On a normal Friday night at rush hour, it takes about 45 minutes in total to make and deliver the products. Most of it is delivery time :) It's a shame that they use these kinds of methods to create pizza. We do it more "naturally". No tools are used, we just shape the dough, put sauce on it and then ingredients, after which it goes into the oven, then into the box and then it gets delivered. All at it's own pace.

[peterparker]

All this will do will: stress out employees, lower quality of pizza and shrink the delivery radius/zone

[ezh]

Love how even at 0:58 the clock still goes down as fast as it was in the sped up version