In the past few years food-tech companies mushroomed rapidly, becoming a much sought-after ecommerce sector while relying heavily on burning through cash to attract customers in a market that quickly got crowded. The change in their fortunes is symptomati
In early 2014, Hello Curry started operations with a seed capital of Rs 6 crore and is trying to chart a pan-India footprint across Gurgaon, Pune, Bengaluru and Hyderabad cities in due course.
Growing at 100% month-on-month since its launch in April 2015, InnerChef will use the funds to expand its footprint and launch 10 new kitchens across Delhi, Bangalore and Mumbai.
Licious owns and operates a fully automated meat processing unit at Hennur in Bengaluru with delivery hubs in localities such as Marathahalli and Kammanahalli.
CyberChef will be delivering the meals at Andheri, SantaCruz, Jogeshwari, Goregaon, Versova, Juhu, Ville Parle, Dadar, Sion Matunga, Powai in the Mumbai area.
Currently, operating in Delhi-NCR, this startup has acquired over 200+ QSR™s, large food delivery players, and travel food services providers, they are working to scale this model to other cities.
Zomato is looking to enter to countries like Europe, South East Asia and Latin America, as these are reasonably large size (markets) and many of them don\'t have a large enough player.
This takes Zomato™s total funding to ~USD 225 million - it comes from a close set of only four investors - Info Edge, Sequoia India, Vy Capital, and now Temasek.
Cafe in New Delhi, Miyabi Sushi in Dubai, and Shizuku Ramen in Melbourne are amongst the first 100 restaurants that have already signed up in the last week.