How to unsubscribe from Zomato emails

For a Zomato unsubscribe, the email side is handled by the unsubscribe link in the footer of any Zomato promo message, and the push side lives in the app under Profile → Settings → Notification Settings. Treat them as two separate jobs: the in-app screen mainly tames push notifications, while email needs its own opt-out. India's food delivery giants are famously chatty across every channel, so this guide covers email, push, and SMS in turn. Order tracking, refunds, and OTPs are transactional and keep working throughout.

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Method 1: the in-email unsubscribe link

1. Open any promotional email from Zomato - offers, restaurant picks, or Gold upsells.
2. Scroll to the footer and click the unsubscribe link.
3. Confirm your choice on the preference page that loads.

This is the only control that actually governs marketing email. Turning off app notifications does not stop the newsletters. Zomato runs several distinct email streams - weekly restaurant digests, district and dining-out events, and Gold membership offers - and each carries its own footer link, so unsubscribe from whichever stream actually lands in your inbox. If a different stream appears next week, hit its footer link too rather than assuming the first opt-out failed.

Method 2: app notification settings (push)

1. Open the Zomato app and tap your profile icon in the top-right corner.
2. Tap Settings, then Notification Settings.
3. Switch off promotional categories, or use the master toggle to silence everything at once.
4. Tap Save Changes at the bottom - skip this and the screen quietly discards your toggles.

On Android you can also long-press any Zomato notification and disable just that channel, which kills a single promo type without opening the app.

Method 3: SMS offers

Zomato's promotional texts follow India's commercial messaging rules: reply with the opt-out keyword in the SMS, or register for DND through your carrier to suppress promotional SMS from all senders, not just Zomato.

When Zomato offers refuse to die

Zomato runs multiple email streams - district events, Gold, weekly digests - and one opt-out does not always cover a stream created later. Here is where ClearMyInbox earns its keep: about a month after the unsubscribe, it looks back at what Zomato has sent since and flags the sender as stopped or still active, so a stream you missed shows up as evidence instead of another surprise in your inbox. Swiggy has an almost identical multi-stream setup, and even Europe-based Wolt plays the same game with reactivation offers.

Fallback: filter at the mailbox

If promos survive every setting, build a Gmail filter on the Zomato promotional sender and send it to Skip Inbox or Delete. Keep order-update addresses out of the filter so live-order mail still reaches you. Outlook users get the same result with Sweep or Blocked senders.

What keeps arriving (and should)

Order confirmations, delivery tracking, payment receipts, refund updates, and login OTPs are transactional and exempt from every opt-out above. If your goal is a quieter inbox across the whole category rather than one brand, start with how to stop food delivery emails.