Eat App Wants a Bite of India’s Restaurant Reservation Business With An Acquisition And Swiggy Partnership

Eat App Wants a Bite of India’s Restaurant Reservation Business With An Acquisition And Swiggy Partnership

Eat App Targets India’s $85B Dining Market with Swiggy Deal Can a Dubai-based reservation platform crack India’s fragmented but booming restaurant industry? Eat App is betting big—backed by a fresh $10 million funding round, a strategic acquisition, and a high-profile partnership with Swiggy. The move positions the decade-old startup to become a central nervous system for dine-in bookings across thousands of Indian restaurants, just as the country’s food service sector races toward an $85 billion valuation by 2028. Credit: Eat App India’s dining scene is thriving, with sit-down meals accounting for more than half of the market. Yet many restaurants still juggle walk-ins and scattered digital reservations from multiple apps—Zomato, Swiggy Dineout, EazyDiner—with no unified view of their tables or customers. Eat App aims to solve that chaos with a single, intelligent platform that aggregates data, streamlines operations, and helps venues turn insights into revenue. Why India Is Eat App’s Ne…