Feeding Kickstarter, Estée Lauder And Google, Refugee Chefs Fuel Catering Startup Eat Offbeat

Manal Kahi — Wed, 20 Jun 2018 15:41:30 +0000

Our chefs happen to be refugees by status, but they are first and foremost chefs by nature,” continued Kahi, clicker in hand. One of the enormous presentation slides behind her had the catch phrase, “Come for the mission, stay for the food.” She rattled off countries where Eat Offbeat’s chefs originate—Nepal, Syria, Eritrea, Senegal, Algeria—among others, 15 countries in total; 12 languages spoken in the kitchen. Eat Offbeat’s dishes are authentic, prepared as they would be in the chef’s home. View Article

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Inside Eat Offbeat, The Refugee-Run Kitchen That’s Satisfying Adventurous Eaters With A Taste For Social Good

VmspAV8z2uBR3M34 — Tue, 29 May 2018 20:31:57 +0000

While the operation is still small, Eat Offbeat’s social message has sparked sales, and the quality of its food brings clients back for more: 40 percent of their orders are repeat business. The kitchen, which currently caters to corporations, universities and non-governmental organizations, has its sights set on growth, and wants to bring its food to like-minded companies that share their passion for social good. View Article

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Feeding Kickstarter, Estée Lauder And Google, Refugee Chefs Fuel Catering Startup Eat Offbeat

Inside Eat Offbeat, The Refugee-Run Kitchen That’s Satisfying Adventurous Eaters With A Taste For Social Good