“So the next time you want to eat borsch, you can find a restaurant, book a table online in a few taps, and, of course, pay the bill and leave a tip without waiting too long,” says Oleg Gorokhovsky.
At the same time, Expirenza has selections with tips on where to go and what to try. These selections are called “Eatables.”
“It’s like playlists, but about food,” Gorokhovsky adds.
Now there are selections from restaurateurs and chefs such as Misha Katsurin, Stas and Anya Zavertailo, Vladimir Yaroslavsky, and other food connoisseurs. But users will also be able to create their own Eatlists. Later, you can share them with friends and everyone in the app.
Another feature of Expirenza 2.0 is “Treats”. With this feature, users will be able to treat friends, family, or loved ones even when they are far away from each other.
“You buy something delicious for a person in a restaurant using Expirenza, and they come and try your treat at a convenient time. It’s a magical way to show care and attention wherever you are, across borders and distances,” adds Oleg Gorokhovsky.
The updated Expirenza app is available for download on Google Play and App Store