Paket Mutfak, a cloud kitchen software startup, has raised
$3.8 million to support its ongoing expansion. The round included additional
investment from existing backers such as Nokta Yatırım Holding, Ünlü & Co,
and Fırat İşbecer, alongside new investors including Ali Sabancı, Sip &
Bite GSYF, Robert Baler, and Corsini Global. The latest funding brings the
company’s total capital raised to $12.3 million.
As food delivery continues to grow while service quality
remains uneven across the industry, Paket Mutfak focuses on an
operations-driven model designed around the delivery experience. The company
operates a multi-brand system aimed at delivering consistent quality and
efficiency at scale.
Paket Mutfak currently runs 16 brands across 16 locations in
Istanbul and manages millions of annual orders through major food delivery
platforms using its proprietary operational infrastructure, positioning itself
as a scalable, delivery-focused platform.
Commenting on the company’s approach, Tali Şalhon,
co-founder and CEO of Paket Mutfak, said that one of the biggest problems in
the takeaway industry is the inability to maintain quality standards:
We are solving this problem by focusing on operational
excellence. We are constantly improving our systems to offer our customers the
same high quality with every order.
Eytan Nahmiyas, co-founder and CSO of Paket Mutfak, said the
company plans to develop its own application to gain greater control over the
customer experience.
By building a platform that enables us to oversee the
entire process, from order placement to post-delivery, we aim to offer an
experience that sets us apart in the sector. In the coming period, we will
focus on strengthening our technological infrastructure and turning this vision
into reality.
The newly raised capital will be used to strengthen Paket
Mutfak’s technology infrastructure, enhance customer experience, and support
the development of its own ordering application alongside delivery-focused
technology solutions.
The funding will also support the expansion of its brand
and location network, as well as improvements to supply chain flexibility.