Dubai-based restaurant reservation and guest management platform Eat App has raised $10 million in a Series B extension round. The round was led by PSG Equity through its portfolio company Zenchef SAS.
With this new funding, Eat App is increasing its focus on India, which it sees as an important market for future growth.
This new round is larger than Eat App’s earlier $6 million Series B raised in 2022. With this investment, the company’s total funding has crossed $23 million.
Eat App was founded more than ten years ago and now works with over 5,000 restaurants in 92 countries. Its biggest markets so far have been the UAE, the US, the UK, and Saudi Arabia.
India has quickly become an important growth market for Eat App. In just one year, the platform has expanded to serve more than 2,000 restaurants nationwide.
To grow more quickly, Eat App acquired ReserveGo in mid-2025. ReserveGo was a reservation platform created by industry expert Vijayan Parthasarathy.
Before the acquisition, ReserveGo was working with over 1,000 restaurants and handling around 5 million reservations every month.
Eat App also partnered with Swiggy to launch its restaurant growth tools in India under the GroMax brand. This helps restaurants combine reservations from different platforms and use data to grow their business.
India’s food service market is expected to grow beyond $85 billion by 2028, with dine-in restaurants making up more than half of the total spending.
Eat App wants to solve the problem of scattered reservation systems. It brings data from different booking channels into one platform, helping restaurants manage seating better, improve guest experience, and increase revenue.
Founded in 2015 by Nezar Kadhem and David Feuillard, Eat App is a restaurant reservation and table management platform that offers cloud-based tools to help restaurants manage bookings and operations efficiently.
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