As documented across multiple Reddit threads and consumer forums, people are now actively trying to identify and avoid ghost kitchens.
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As documented across multiple Reddit threads and consumer forums, people are now actively trying to identify and avoid ghost kitchens.
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The success of Wonder suggests something hopeful: When given a choice between deceptive virtual brands and transparent multi-brand operations, customers choose transparency.
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Whether you're running a real restaurant, a virtual empire, or a transparent food hall, remember: Customers aren't just buying food.
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According to reporting by Wisk.ai and The Food Corridor, some ghost kitchen facilities house 20 or more virtual brands.
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CloudKitchens, founded by former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, operates facilities where dozens of brands pump out food with no storefronts, no dining rooms, no physical presence at all.
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Marginally Better S01E12: The Ghost Kitchen Customer Catastrophe
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Ever ordered from three “different” restaurants and gotten the same fries, same sticker, same address? This episode of Marginally Better digs into the ghost-kitchen gold rush—and the trust crisis it sparked. Joe Taylor, Jr. unpacks how virtual brands multiplied behind a single line, why customers fe
@matthias_code IDK about #Wolt but tge Info I got from staff at other delivery services is that restaurants just get default stock images on their sites unless they explicitly specify individualizations...
The point is that #food - espechally takeout - is highly contested in #Germany woth razor-thin margins and the overhead for a #GhostKitchen rarely makes sense, since the big comission-based platforms are kinda shit for anything beyond acquiring new customers, and once they know one's good they tend to pivot to ordering directly whereever possible...
Basically, a #GhostKitchen doing multiple brands from one location just isn't common if not illegal in #Germany as they all need to have an actual, #LegalAdress and be located on premises that are up to code.
Plus the #overhead of having to #setup multiple businesses and do #accounting just make it not worth the trouble to do so in #Germany.
But it's not as if I dislike the #concept of a #GhostKitchen because in the end the #product counts...
And yes, a lot of restaurants use "#ManagedDelivery" like #Lieferando aka. #JustEat aka. #Takeaway.com aka. #GrubHub [it's all the same dutch Douch-Irish - Sandwich of #TaxAvoidance] to offer #Delivery #Food without having to invest into buying vehicles and hiring staff but externalize #deliveries like a #Parcel / #Postal service or rather #CourierService...
And Restaurants only pay a per-order fee and no setup or minimums and acquire new customers.