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Business 6 years ago

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Gojek, Grab go head-to-head in cloud kitchen services as rivalry grows

Both companies are expanding their businesses into cloud kitchen services, in the form of restaurants that accept orders online and deliver to customers’ doorsteps but do not offer dine-in facilities.

People 6 years ago

Go-Jek delivers food to New York City for rapper Rich Brian

Although Brian had said that he is currently in New York, Go-Jek assures him that it can deliver the food nonetheless.

Food 6 years ago

Grannies in running shoes are delivering ramen for Uber in Japan

Uber Technologies Inc.’s strategy for Japan, where ride-sharing is banned, is as unique as the country itself — think grandma in running shoes delivering ramen noodles.

Food 6 years ago

Four facts about Indonesia’s online cravings during Ramadan: GrabFood

GrabFood revealed Indonesians’ eating habits during the month of Ramadan.

City 6 years ago

Ramadan 'game' of ordering food for couriers encourages acts of kindness

It started as an internal game at a start-up that wanted to encourage its employees to share by ordering food for the couriers.

City 6 years ago

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Sleepless before dawn: Delivery services up, running for 'sahur'

At around 2 a.m. on Sunday, as half the city was fast asleep, dozens of Go-Jek and Grab drivers were already lining up outside a popular fast-food restaurant in Palmerah, West Jakarta.

Food 6 years ago

Grab opens two new GrabKitchens in Jakarta

First introduced in September last year, GrabKitchen serves as an online food court, which hosts a variety of food vendors under one roof.

Business 6 years ago

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Food delivery business becomes 'more spicy'

The food delivery business is poised to grow as the urban population, characterized by above-average income and consumption, is projected to increase from 55 percent of the total population in 2016 to 68 percent by 2025.