Jarfield launches the first mobile restaurant in the world

Who does not know Garfield? jarfield, the world's most readable comedic cartoonist, is the most famous hungry cat born in the early 1980s and has become an integral part of global pop culture and has inspired his character in many films, books and television programs. Here we are about to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Garfield on 19-6-2018.

jarfield eats is an innovative mobile application designed to cater to user entertainment, created in conjunction with the 40th Garfield Festival and is expected to make a difference in terms of technologies used for the first time in the world.

jarfield eats users can view their jarfield comedy and use sophisticated electronic games while waiting for their first personalized Garfield pizza, prepared from the finest ingredients and lasagna prepared in the wooden oven to the door of your home where you are located in Dubai. For the first time, you can enjoy the favorite Garvelcino coffee made from 100% Arabica coffee from Italy and other delicious ingredients such as fruits, spices and dark chocolate.

The founders of jarfieldEATS Nathan Mazri and Pascal Haidar were born at the time when jarfield's fame spread all over the world. They were a great admirer of Garfield and his unique personality and passion for Italian cuisine. They chose him to represent their brands because they were sure he would help them form a global transformation in engaging. By making food ordering fun and easy to use by using modern technology, jarifeldEATS allows you to order your favorite food through your application using Ai, Alexa, or by voice recognition.

jarfield was born on the pages of comics for almost 40 years, on June 19, 1978, by the mastermind cartoonist Jim Davis, jarfield is a cartoon character centered around the life of lazy orange cat who loves lasagna, pizza and coffee.
Garfield was introduced to the world in 41 press releases only in the 1980s but soon became faster and more widespread than ever before. Today, comics appear in more than 2,100 newspapers and are read daily by more than 200 million people in 42 languages.