A recent food order from Zepto Cafe has stirred up concern after a Navi Mumbai woman found ants in her Maggi. Sukhmeet Kaur, who had placed the order via the Zepto app, shared a video online clearly showing ants crawling in the noodles. The incident has raised serious questions about food hygiene and quality control.
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In her post, Sukhmeet didn’t hold back. She called out Zepto Cafe for “serving food with insects,” calling it “unacceptable.” She expressed frustration over what she believes is a trade-off between fast delivery and basic hygiene. “They are prioritising speed over people’s health,” she wrote, adding that this kind of negligence could easily lead to food poisoning.
Her video quickly caught attention on social media, sparking anger and concern among viewers. Many users echoed her worries, demanding accountability from the platform and better checks on food quality.
This isn’t the first time food delivery apps have faced backlash over hygiene lapses. With the growing reliance on online food ordering, incidents like these highlight the urgent need for stronger food safety protocols.
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As of now, Zepto has not issued a public response. Customers, however, are left wondering—how safe is their next meal?
