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Anonymous

08 Jul 2019

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Why is the exclusively food delivery business booming so much in China, but firms like Grab and Uber only have a small fraction of their earnings coming from this division?

Do you think this might perhaps be due to cultural difference?

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Winnie Ong

07 May 2019

Medical Sciences at Boston University School Of Medicine

Not limited to China, but I’ve used Grab and GOJEK food in Indonesia and it’s a booming chunk of their business, mainly as the fees involved are low and the workforce affordable.

In Singapore, not only are the menu items inflated (about 1.2-2x), we have additional surcharges for takeaway packaging, low order fees etc for ala carte orders. It’s no wonder singaporeans would rather drive/walk to get their chow.

Jeff Yeo

21 Apr 2019

amateur Social contributor at School of social sharing

The size of the country makes a difference. If people have to travel 20 mins to buy food in China then it makes more sense to order delivery

In Singapore you can mostly likely walk downstairs to the hawker center or coffee shop for food and be back home in 15 mins

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