How about Uber Eats? A roundup of Uber Eats commercials
Uber Eats, the food delivery service that launched in Japan in 2016.
Its coverage area has been expanding day by day, and many of you have probably used it already.
Uber Eats has aired a variety of commercials so far, working to boost its brand recognition.
In this article, we’ll introduce all of those Uber Eats commercials at once.
You’ll find not only ads that highlight how convenient Uber Eats is, but also plenty with fun, clever twists!
They’re the kind of commercials that make you think, “Maybe I’ll give it a try next time,” so be sure to check them out.
“How about Uber Eats?” Uber Eats Commercial Compilation (1–10)
Uber Eats Tonight, what I’ll have is… “Hat” version / “Reading” version / “On-time Delivery” versionYumi Adachi, Mana Ashida
This commercial features Yumi Adachi and Mana Ashida ordering Uber Eats as they go about their daily lives.
It’s packed with comedic moments, such as a woman accidentally putting on her son’s hat while trying on hats at a hat shop, and a scene where someone wears a backpack made from a DIY bookshelf.
The ad conveys the advantage of delivery that completes 95% of orders on time, making it easy to imagine how you’d feel when you actually place an order.
It’s also a spot where you’ll want to pay attention to the pair’s various conversations and fashion.
Isn’t Uber Eats just right for that? “Fishing” / “Dad’s Birthday” / “Seminar”Mari Natsuki
This commercial introduces Uber Eats through a family’s story, highlighting how convenient it is when you don’t have the time or energy to cook.
Mari Natsuki’s memorable line, “Why not just use Uber Eats?” conveys a strong sense of support when you’re in a pinch.
Along with her confident smile, the ad also clearly presents information about a great promotional offer.
Uber Eats Tonight, what I’m having is… “Impressions” EditionKazuki Enari, Yuriyan Retriever
A commercial featuring a comedic exchange between Kazuki Enari, who gives acting direction over a smartphone video call, and Yuriyan Retriever.
It shows them trying to imitate each other’s costumes and voices, performing in front of the person themselves, alongside scenes where the actual person introduces themselves.
The realistic struggle of trying to mimic someone and not quite nailing it is sure to spark laughter.
As the two practice, Uber Eats arrives at the room, conveying the benefit of food delivery that lets you order meals while working—even late at night.
Uber Eats Tonight, what I’ll be having is… “Training” / “Statue” / “T-shirt”Hiroshi Abe, Takayuki Yamada
This commercial depicts two men holding dumbbells and training.
The striking contrast is between Hiroshi Abe, who’s doing serious weight training to prepare for a role, and Takayuki Yamada, who’s training his fingers with tiny dumbbells.
You can enjoy their comedic performances, like proudly making their own sculptures or wearing T-shirts with printed muscular bodies.
The ad also conveys the convenience of Uber Eats arriving while they’re working out or having casual conversations.
Uber Eats Tonight, what I’ll be having is… “Makeup” Edition / “Sidecar” EditionNanako Matsushima, Matt
Even with our busy lives, there are times when we order food delivery late at night.
In this commercial, we see an exchange between Nanako Matsushima, who’s working late at a film studio, and Matt, her makeup artist.
It conveys the benefit of Uber Eats reliably delivering even when makeup runs past midnight.
The ad also shows a convenient way to use the app: Matt places an order while riding in the sidecar of a motorcycle driven by Nanako Matsushima in a hard-boiled outfit, setting it to arrive just as they get home.
Uber Eats: Tonight, what I’ll have is… “Portrait” EditionKei Nishikori, Cookie!
A commercial featuring Kei Nishikori, a world-renowned professional tennis player, alongside comedian Cookie! The scene where they draw portraits inside a laundromat comically depicts Cookie! making wild, on-the-spot demands.
The image of him holding detergent like a tennis racket is surreal, too.
From dashing around to fetch tennis balls to recommending flashy outfits to Nishikori, the interplay of their personalities creates a brilliant chemical reaction.
It also works as a short skit with the punchline being the arrival of an Uber Eats order.
Uber Eats Tonight, what I’m having is… “Bonsai” EditionNana Komatsu, Tetsuko Kuroyanagi
This is a commercial where Tetsuko Kuroyanagi, who enjoys bonsai as a hobby, is visited in her room by Nana Komatsu.
The scene shows bonsai displayed all over the room, on the desk and along the walls.
As the two praise the neatly tended bonsai and chat about how their hairstyles and shapes are similar, an Uber Eats delivery arrives.
When Nana Komatsu is told she can take whichever bonsai in the room she likes, she picks Tetsuko Kuroyanagi’s favorite piece—an ending that’s sure to draw laughs.