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Cloud or ghost kitchens take bigger bite of Singapore's food delivery market
More cloud kitchens are being set up and they are also housing more virtual food brands which operate on a delivery-only model
On the second floor of Orchard Towers, kitchen crew from different eateries roll out pizza dough, fry chicken wings and assemble salad bowls.
Brands such as home-grown burger chain Wolf Burgers, chicken wing chain Wing Zone, vegetarian meal delivery brand Sove and Happy Ending pizza operate from kitchen spaces of between 110 and 220 sq ft.
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A version of this article appeared in the print edition of The Sunday Times on October 04, 2020, with the headline Cloud or ghost kitchens take bigger bite of Singapore's food delivery market. Subscribe
