Is there room for Chinese style food delivery software to survive in Asian countries such as South K

In China, food delivery software is the most popular outlet in recent years, including Ele.me, Meituan Takeaway are emerging companies that have thrived in this outlet, so whether food delivery software similar to Ele.me and Meituan Takeaway can survive in South Korea and Japan, it is worth **.

First of all, in South Korea, South Korea's food delivery software has actually covered the entire country of South Korea, and on the variety show that South Korea was purchased by China, we also hosted the scene of ordering takeaway, but Korean food delivery software is very different from Chinese-style food delivery software. In terms of delivery personnel, Chinese-style takeaway software, Meituan and Ele.me have their own dedicated delivery teams, while Korean-style takeaway software is different, South Korea's takeaway software is to integrate the takeaway information and send it to the merchant who is ordered, and then the merchant will find the delivery personnel for delivery, that is to say, if the delivery personnel have a problem, they will directly find the merchant, and there will be no takeaway software as a third party in the middle. This also makes the food delivery app experience in South Korea not as efficient and good as in China, and at the same time, the food delivery app in South Korea is only responsible for aggregating restaurant information, and there are no department stores and flowers like in China.

In other words, if Chinese food delivery software enters the Korean market, there is considerable room for development.

Let's talk about Japan, first of all, the cost of food delivery in Japan is extremely high, and at the same time, there is a strong belief that Japanese people would rather eat cold bento than order takeout. Due to the serious aging of the population in Japan, the labor cost is extremely high, and most of the people who work as takeaway delivery workers in Japan are 60 to 70 years old, and the speed of takeaway is not demanding. At the same time, as a country that drinks ice water all year round in Asia, Japanese people think that eating cold bento is not a big deal, and Japanese convenience stores will also **bento, Japanese convenience stores are everywhere, and there are vending machines that sell hot food in Japan.

So China is a food delivery software, and there is a certain market in Japan, but the price is also quite high.

Takeaway software will have a living space in any country, because it is now a network society, and the Internet allows people to solve many problems without leaving home, even more convenient than going out. And at the same time, it saves a lot of time, which can be used for many other benefits, why don't people use takeaway.

There is no room for Chinese-style food delivery software in South Korea, Japan and other Asian countries, because in South Korea, Japan and other Asian countries have been dominated by American food delivery software.

Chinese-style food delivery software has room to survive in Asian countries such as South Korea and Japan, but because the Chinese market is even larger, it has not been extended.