Asian fast-casual food chain Teriyaki Madness, which has 45 open locations in 18 states around the US and agreements to open almost 150 more across the US and Mexico, has launched a mobile app for advanced ordering and delivery.

Teriyaki Madness has partnered with online food ordering solution Olo and Punchh, a provider of digital marketing products for brick and mortar retailers, to create the mobile platform. It enables hungry users to use their mobile devices to place orders for in-store pickup and can be used for delivery in certain markets. Meanwhile, the app saves users’ favourite orders and their credit card information to make reordering easier.

“Were on a constant quest to keep our guests happy and satisfied. Now, they can get their favourite hot, fresh bowls or plates for themselves or a group by ordering ahead and going to a designated pick-up area to skip the lines,” said Teriyaki Madness CEO Michael Haith. “Just like our promos for the app say, `you can order from home in your underwear – we just ask you remember to put on some pants before you come pick it up.”

For downloading the app, guests will receive a coupon for a free regular size bowl with the purchase of another regular size bowl and two fountain drinks. Other similar coupons will also be loaded into the app as users utilise the platform.

The app – available via Google Play or iTunes – also features map and location information for all shops, news about products and offers, a referral program, a link to jobs with the chain, and a link for people to buy their own Teriyaki Madness franchise. In addition, a full loyalty program can be expected within the app in six to 10 months.