This study has attempted to provide more understanding regarding the aspects that could shape Jordanian customers' satisfaction and continued intention to reuse Mobile food ordering apps. It began by reviewing the main body of literature, which revealed that only a few studies have addressed issues related to Mobile food ordering apps. The UTAUT2 model was found to be a suitable theoretical foundation for the proposed conceptual model, In this model, both e-satisfaction and continued intention were supposed to be predicted by PE, EE, FC,SI, HM, PV, and HB. Due to the particular nature of Mobile food ordering apps and the restaurant context, three other factors were proposed along with UTAUT2: OR, ORT, and OT. The data for the current study was collected in Jordan from actual adopters of Mobile food ordering apps. The data was then analysed using SEM and the results largely supported the validity of the current study's model by confirming the influence of the most significant of the proposed factors on e-satisfaction and continued intention. A rich results discussion was presented in light of the particular nature of Mobile food ordering apps, the restaurant context, and Jordan. Further ecplanation and discussion were provided about the theoretical contributions and practical implications of this study.