Helbiz Kitchen, after inaugurating the home food delivery service in Italy, arrives in the United States thanks to the agreement with Kitchen United, the leading ghost kitchen network in the United States. The partnership will initially bring Helbiz Kitchen to New York and Austin , allowing users to order between different types of menus.
A partire da gennaio, users in the two US cities will be able to order their favorite dishes from both the Helbiz Kitchen app and the Kitchen United MIX app, both from the website – kitchenunited.com. In both realities Helbiz will bring its different menus created in Milan – Burger & Sons, PREFSE, Tomato, He was afraid, What the Farm and La Bottega del Gelato – allowing anyone to satisfy their desires.
“Since the first days of Helbiz Kitchen's life, our goal was to expand the service to the United States as well” – said Salvatore Palella, CEO of Helbiz – “It makes us really happy that the citizens of New York and Austin can experience the cuisine we have perfected in Milan. Our mission to make Helbiz a super-app that brings together multiple products, it will be built on a double track composed of mobility and food delivery. A path advanced even more quickly thanks to partnerships with market leaders such as Kitchen United, which will help carry out a service with high standards“.
“With our cutting-edge proprietary technology, Kitchen United MIX is revolutionizing the way people order takeout and we couldn't be more excited to welcome Helbiz Kitchen and its incredible variety of cuisines to our New York and Austin facilities“- said Michael Montagano, Chief Executive Officer di Kitchen United – “Families and groups who can't agree on what to eat for lunch or dinner appreciate the ability to order food from different restaurants, all in one simple order“.
Once available, users will be able to download the Helbiz app from the Apple Store or Google Play. Even in cities where Helbiz already offers micromobility services, users will be able to use the same app to meet their daily mobility and food delivery needs.
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