Why DoorDash should be more like Amazon

Imagine you search for "webcam" on Amazon and instead of getting a list of products, you get a list of stores that sell, among a ton of other stuff, webcams. You now have to open one of these stores and *scroll* through their huge menu of products until you find webcams sold by the particular store you opened. You don't see any ratings on the webcams they sell - the only rating you see is for the store itself. How frustrating of an experience would that be!? You just want to find a good camera that has all the features you are looking for and has good reviews. You don't care about which store it come from. If I want tacos, I want to see a list of tacos when I search for the dam thing on DoorDash - not a list of restaurants! I don't want to open each restaurant one-by-one and scroll through their menu (I can't even search the menu!) to find what the tacos look like. And I want ratings on each listing of tacos. I don't care much about which restaurant it comes from - most of the info I need will be baked into the taco rating itself and I can use the restaurant rating as an additional cue. Also specific food suggestions would be amazing. The food discoverability on the app sucks majorly leading me to keep defaulting to the same few items I have ordered in the past. If I want to try something new it's going to be an hour long research project. DoorDash should know what I like by know, why not give me suggestions? I mean specific menu item suggestions - not restaurant suggestions. What do you think? Do you find it hard to discover new food? Do you find DoorDash and other delivery apps' user experience frustrating? Or are you okay with the status quo? Also adding a poll for restaurant vs menu-item based search. * typo in poll: reactants = restaurants #takeout #food #FoodDelivery #doordash #ubereats #postmates #grubhub #recommendation #delivery