Dubai-based restaurant reservation and guest management platform Eat App has raised a $10 million Series B extension round. The investment was led by PSG Equity through its portfolio company Zenchef SAS and is earmarked to sharpen the company’s focus on India as a core growth market.
This new funding is larger than the company’s original $6 million Series B raised in 2022, bringing Eat App’s total funding to date to over $23 million.
A Strategic Push into India
While Eat App has a significant global presence, serving more than 5,000 restaurants across 92 countries, India has rapidly emerged as a key engine for growth. In just one year, the platform has scaled to support over 2,000 restaurants within the country.
The move capitalises on the immense potential of India’s food service market, which is projected to surpass $85 billion by 2028. Eat App aims to unify the fragmented reservation landscape by aggregating data from multiple channels into a single system, helping restaurants optimise capacity, enhance the guest experience, and drive revenue growth.
Accelerating Scale Through Acquisition and Partnership
To fast-track its expansion, Eat App has made several strategic moves in the Indian market. In mid-2025, the company acquired ReserveGo, a reservation platform serving over 1,000 restaurants and processing approximately 5 million reservations per month.
Furthermore, Eat App has partnered with Indian food delivery giant Swiggy to commercialise its restaurant growth suite under the brand GroMax. This collaboration enables restaurants to aggregate reservations from various platforms and leverage data-driven insights for growth.
About Eat App
Founded in 2015 by Nezar Kadhem and David Feuillard, Eat App is a restaurant reservation and table management platform that provides cloud-based applications to restaurants. The platform helps restaurants manage online reservations, streamline guest data, and optimise seating to improve efficiency and profitability.
Source: Wamda
