Mobilising home chefs: Lai says the app taps into a new workforce of home-based chefs and helps increase income.
WITH the growth of food delivery apps in the market, newcomer EatFun hopes to carve a niche for itself by connecting home-based chefs directly to consumers.
“We discovered a city full of great culinary talents, but so few of them got to share their passion of cooking delicious food with others in real life,” says CY Lai, the founder and chief executive officer of EatFun.
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