
Wonder is changing food delivery by building a restaurant and mealtime super app and the infrastructure to support it.
Launched in 2018 by serial entrepreneur Marc Lore, Wonder procures recipes from well-known chefs, such as Bobby Flay, and restaurants, like Washington, D.C.'s Maydan. It modifies them so that Wonder employees can cook the dishes quickly inside Wonder's kitchens. Then it delivers the foodâfastâto diners who place orders through Wonder's app.
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