Product design question

How will be deisgn food delivery system for google?

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What this question tests

Product design for entering a business area adjacent to a company's existing local-search and discovery assets.

Clarify scope: likely leveraging existing Maps and Search infrastructure rather than building a standalone delivery brand from scratch.
Identify the real asset: massive local restaurant data and high-intent local search traffic, like 'food near me' queries.
Prioritize an aggregator and discovery layer over building an in-house delivery fleet, since logistics isn't the company's competency.
Propose an 'Order food' action directly from Search or Maps results, routing orders to existing delivery partners or a restaurant's own delivery.
Monetize via referral fees or ads from restaurants and delivery partners wanting placement in high-intent search results.
Define success as order conversion rate from Search or Maps food queries and partner-attributed order volume.

Leverages the company's actual structural advantage, Search and Maps intent and local business data, instead of proposing a driver fleet from scratch.
Explicitly rejects owning logistics, a deliberate, defensible strategic choice given the company's real competencies.
Names a concrete monetization mechanism, referral fees and ads, consistent with the company's existing ads-driven business model.

Proposing the company build an entire delivery operation from scratch, ignoring the operational gap.
Not leveraging the company's actual unique asset, Search and Maps intent, as the differentiator.

How would you avoid conflict with delivery partners who are also ad customers?
Why would a user order through this instead of going directly to a delivery app?