
Singapore · Information technology & services startup
eat2eat is a Singapore-based dining technology and restaurant management company with over two decades of experience.
Funding reportedLast round: Series A
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eat2eat is a Singapore-based dining technology and restaurant management company with over two decades of experience.
It serves as an independent B2B platform for hospitality groups, hotels, restaurants, and restaurant chains. The company specializes in restaurant reservation and table management software, offering customizable solutions tailored to each client's needs. Its core products include an online reservation platform and the MaRc system, which provides table management and CRM functionalities. eat2eat also features tools for marketing, contactless dining, and AI-driven revenue generation. The platform supports hosted dining booking experiences for various restaurants and hotel venues across Asia and beyond, enhancing brand ownership and guest data protection. eat2eat has established a presence in over 1,200 establishments in the Asia Pacific region, partnering with notable brands such as Starwood Hotels and Resorts, Marriott International, Hilton Hotels, and Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts.
Funding, as reported
From eat2eat's own website: 2 founders, 2 on the team.
AdvisersFon Feng
What they build
Known for
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