What each label means
| Label | What it means |
|---|---|
| Open | The owner has opened the stall and it has food available. |
| Few Left | The stall is open, but more than half of its menu is running low or finished. |
| Closing Soon | The stall is open and within two hours of the closing time in its business hours. |
| Sold Out | The stall is open, but the owner has marked it sold out or every item on the menu is finished. |
| Closed | The owner has closed the stall or has not opened it yet. |
Where this information comes from
It comes from the stall owner. In Dukanoo Partner, the owner opens the shop when they set up and closes it when they finish, and marks each menu item In Stock, Few Left or Finished. Dukanoo does not guess from crowd data or from a stall’s usual hours.
How to tell if the information is fresh
Open the stall and look for a line such as “Stock updated 6 min ago”. A recent time means the stock is more likely to be right. If the time is several hours old and you are walking far, call first if the stall has listed a phone number.
If an open stall’s location has not refreshed for a while, it stops counting as live, so it no longer appears under the stalls that are live nearby.
How to check a stall in three steps
- Open the Dukanoo web app or the Android app, and allow location access if you want to see distances.
- Find the stall on the Map tab, or search for its name or a dish in the Explore tab.
- Tap the stall to see its label, today’s menu, its stock and when that stock was updated.
What it cannot tell you
Dukanoo is only as current as the owner’s last update. An owner may sell out before marking it, or close early. Treat the label as a strong hint and check the update time, especially for a long walk.
If a stall is closed, you can tap Notify Me When Open on its page. Alerts need an account and currently reach you in the Android app.