Wow! Momo Founder Urges Food Delivery Platforms to Revisit Commission Rates

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Wow! Momo co-founder Binod Homagai has called on food delivery platforms to reconsider the commission fees they charge restaurants. He acknowledged, however, that these platforms have played a significant role in reshaping the restaurant industry. Homagai noted that delivery aggregators have been instrumental in helping build numerous food brands. His remarks reflect a broader tension in the food-service sector between the growth opportunities platforms provide and the financial burden their commissions place on restaurant businesses.

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