Dubai-based restaurant management platform Eat App has raised $10 million in a Series B extension round to accelerate its expansion plans, with a strong focus on India as a key growth market. The funding round was led by PSG Equity through its portfolio company Zenchef.
The fresh capital takes Eat App’s total funding to over $23 million, further strengthening the company’s ability to scale product development and expand its market reach.
Building a Unified Restaurant Operating Platform
Founded in 2015 by Nezar Kadhem and David Feuillard, Eat App provides a cloud-based platform designed to help restaurants manage reservations, tables, and guest relationships in one place. The platform supports restaurants in modernising operations by replacing manual processes and unifying guest data into a single system.
Today, Eat App operates in 90+ countries and works with thousands of restaurants globally, positioning it as one of the region’s fast-growing restaurant technology players.
India Expansion Gains Momentum
A major driver behind this funding round is Eat App’s push into India’s food service market. Indian restaurants often manage reservations from multiple channels, including walk-ins and third-party platforms. Eat App’s goal is to simplify this by helping restaurants consolidate bookings, streamline operations, and build a better guest experience through structured data and automation.
The company has rapidly expanded its footprint in India, onboarded a growing restaurant base, and positioned the market as central to its next growth phase.
Strategic Moves With Swiggy and ReserveGo
As part of its India strategy, Eat App has entered into a strategic partnership with Swiggy, one of India’s leading convenience and food delivery platforms. The partnership is expected to support adoption among restaurant partners and improve integration across booking and guest management workflows.
Eat App has also completed the acquisition of ReserveGo, an India-based restaurant reservation and guest management platform. The acquisition strengthens Eat App’s presence in the market and adds local capability as the company scales further.
What’s Next
With new funding secured, Eat App plans to expand its operations and continue enhancing its platform. The company is expected to focus on deeper product development, stronger integrations, and improved tools that help restaurants increase revenue, optimise seating, and deliver personalised guest experiences.
Eat App’s latest raise highlights continued investor interest in restaurant technology as dining businesses increasingly adopt data-driven platforms to modernise operations and improve profitability.
