- Singapore-based food delivery apps Grab and Foodpanda are expanding into the dine-in space, as consumers resume their daily routines and go out and dine in more frequently.
- “I would say it is the standard template which everyone does,” Sachin Mittal, head of telecom, media and internet sector research at DBS Bank, told CNBC.
- Investment banking firm Benchmark Company said in an April report that they expect “normalized food delivery growth going forward with a CAGR of 13% through 2025” as consumers dine in more.
Customers dining at Boat Quay in the Central Business District of Singapore.
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SINGAPORE — Singapore-based food delivery apps Grab and Foodpanda are expanding into the dine-in space, as consumers look to eat out more post-pandemic.
Grab is testing its dine-in feature across 15 cities in Singapore, Thailand and Indonesia, allowing users…
