Cloud Kitchen Funding News

Indonesian cloud kitchen firm Hangry nets $10.5m led by Alpha JWC

• ByStartupStory     |    November 1, 2025

Indonesian Cloud Kitchen Firm Hangry Nets $10.5 Million Led by Alpha JWC Ventures

Hangry, Indonesia’s largest multi-brand cloud kitchen operator, has successfully raised $10.5 million in a Series A5 funding round led by long-time investor Alpha JWC Ventures. Founded in 2019, Hangry has quickly scaled its operations with over 118 outlets and 18 brands across Indonesia, establishing itself as a dominant player in the virtual restaurant and food delivery space.

The fresh capital will be channeled towards enhancing Hangry’s kitchen infrastructure, upgrading equipment, and boosting production efficiency to handle increased order volumes while maintaining consistent food quality. This operational strengthening aims to support Hangry’s rapid domestic growth and its planned international expansion starting with Malaysia as its first overseas market.

Hangry’s unique multi-brand kitchen model allows it to produce multiple cuisine brands within a single outlet, effectively running a multi-brand assembly line that yields over 1,000 portions daily per kitchen. This model delivers operational efficiencies and cost savings, helping the firm offer affordable, high-quality food that resonates strongly with Indonesian consumers, especially millennials and Gen Z.

Chicken-based offerings dominate Hangry’s portfolio, representing over 20% of Indonesia’s food delivery market, with flagship brands like Moon Chicken, Ayam Mak Dura, and Ayam Koplo driving the company’s growth. The firm’s only non-chicken brand, Dari Pada, caters to beverage consumers with specialty coffee and drinks.

Alpha JWC Ventures co-founder and general partner Chandra Tjan praised Hangry’s execution, highlighting the company’s deep local consumer understanding and scalable operations as key strengths that position it well for regional leadership in Southeast Asia’s cloud kitchen sector.

With Southeast Asia’s food delivery market rapidly expanding, Hangry’s strategic use of technology, data-driven decision making, and standardized kitchen operations equip it to capitalize on shifting consumer preferences toward local, affordable, and convenient dining options.

In summary, Hangry’s $10.5 million Series A5 funding round led by Alpha JWC Ventures marks a significant milestone in the Indonesian cloud kitchen space. The company is poised to leverage this funding to strengthen its domestic footprint and enter new markets, reinforcing its position as a leading multi-brand virtual restaurant innovator shaping the future of food delivery in the region.

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