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omg! u can txt ordr pza hut!

Posted by Adam Kuban, January 17, 2008 at 2:00 PM

20080117-thehutt.pngPizza Hut now offering nationwide mobile ordering. If you're curious and dig the Hut, here's what you need to do:

1. Visit PizzaHut.com and create an account if you don't already have one.
2. Add your mobile phone number to your account.
3. Set up a Pizza Playlist to name and save your favorite order.

Now, you're ready... just 2 quick steps to text your order.

1. Enter the letter "O," followed by a space and the name of your Playlist choice (ex: O FAV).
2. Send to 749488 (749HUT).

Now all three major nationwide pizza chains have some form of text ordering. Papa John's and Domino's have been rolling with the feature for a while now.

(Says Robyn Lee here in the Serious Eats office: "What about just calling Pizza Hut?")

5 Comments

Tags: Chain Pizza, Pizza Hut, Technology

5 Comments:

I found it a little amusing that I went to pizzahut.com with my mobile phone and the site didn't work (the site uses Flash). How exactly is that "total mobile access"?

raphael at 6:15PM on 01/17/08

I'm sorry, "pizza playlist"? Who greenlighted THAT?

Dan Dickinson at 9:56PM on 01/17/08

A pizza is round, like a record, CD, or MP3. Therefore you can put it in a playlist. Besides, that's what all the txtkids are saying these days.

Adam Kuban at 10:04AM on 01/18/08

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srhcb at 10:42AM on 01/18/08

Huh. I can't even order online at my local PH yet so who knows if I'll ever be able to text my order in. And how will I ever survive without that capability? Because, you know picking up the friggin' phone and interacting with a real person is just soooo difficult and time consuming and I might miss one of the 3,000 txts from my BFF! OMG!

AuntJone at 10:51AM on 01/18/08

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