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Introducing OrderSajilo: sabji, sorted for Kathmandu's kitchens

2026-08-10 · OrderSajilo Team · announcementcompany

Every restaurant in Kathmandu shares one invisible cost: the morning market run. Someone — often the owner, often the best cook — leaves before dawn, negotiates in the dark at Kalimati or a local mandi, guesses at quality, carries cash, and hauls sacks back through traffic. It works, barely, until the day it doesn't.

OrderSajilo replaces that run with an app and a rider.

How it works

  1. Order before 11 PM. Tomorrow's prices are already published in the app — the actual Kalimati wholesale rate plus a fixed, visible handling margin and a flat delivery fee.
  2. We buy at 4:30 AM. Our sourcing team is at Kalimati when the trucks open, picking and grading against your order.
  3. Delivered 6–9 AM. Your rider arrives with weighed, itemised produce before your first prep shift. Afternoon restocks run 12–2 PM.

What we promise

  • The price at confirmation is the price on the invoice — it never changes after you order.
  • If we deliver less than you ordered, you pay only for what arrived.
  • Every order, delivery and payment sits on one running ledger with clean monthly statements.

We're starting with the Lalitpur/Patan zone and growing carefully — reliability first, coverage second. If you run a kitchen in the zone, get in touch and we'll onboard you this week.