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Kevin Yang and the question that kept coming back at noon
At EAT Club, Kevin Yang wrote code and answered the phones. The lunch orders led him to a second company, Idiomatic, and eventually to Front, where he is still working on what happens after a customer asks for help.
MealPal makes lunch cheaper. The catch? Take a walk.
One dish per restaurant, reserved ahead and collected on foot. MealPal turns the office lunch rush into a bargain built on fewer choices and better timing.
The Lunch Line That Became Software
It began with a question about a lunchbox in Mumbai. A pandemic later, EAT Club's answer had changed: the valuable part of office lunch was the system that made a hundred personal choices arrive together.
ezCater
ezCater is the leading U.S. workplace food platform, connecting companies that need to feed teams, meetings and events with a network of more than 100,000 local restaurants and caterers. Founded in Boston in 2007, it turned the messy, phone-and-fax world of office catering into software - online ordering, delivery logistics, billing and analytics - serving everything from a 5-person lunch to a 2,000-person conference. Now a $1.6B company, it has expanded from a transactional marketplace into an enterprise food management platform.