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GrabKitchen launched in Ho Chi Minh City

Grab, Southeast Asia’s leading multi-service super app, has officially launched GrabKitchen, a new solution that helps merchants accelerate expansion conveniently and efficiently, after weeks of trial.
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HCM City (VNA) – Grab, Southeast Asia’s leading multi-service superapp, has officially launched GrabKitchen, a new solution that helps merchantsaccelerate expansion conveniently and efficiently, after weeks of trial.

Featuring 12 favourite restaurants on the GrabFood platform, GrabKitchen offersusers in particular geographic areas a variety of curated food selections byleveraging data from historical orders to address cuisine gaps.

The launch of GrabKitchen in Vietnam and concurrently in Thailand, makesGrabFood the largest operator of “cloud kitchens” in Southeast Asia, with 20kitchens in the region.

It also marks the first time GrabFood is expanding the GrabKitchen serviceoutside Indonesia./.
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