What’s cooking? Cloud kitchens see 'big opportunity' in Indonesia

A cloud kitchen start-up Hangry outlet. Established in 2019, Hangry currently has 50 cloud kitchen outlets across Jakarta. - Courtesy of Hangry

JAKARTA (The Jakarta Post/Asia News Network): Cloud kitchen businesses have become very bullish over their growth prospects in Indonesia after Covid-19 mobility restrictions triggered a food-delivery boom in the country.

Abraham Viktor, cofounder and chief executive of cloud kitchen company Hangry, said that demand for cloud kitchens, also known as ghost or internet kitchens, would follow demand for food delivery.