Service Offered
Food & Catering,
Cooking Services,
Homemade Indian Food
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Chef Joy
- San Francisco, CA
- Established Since 2022
- Open 24hrs
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2022
Amritashwar Lal
We are a team of Indian, Italian, Mexican and Thai chefs who love cooking for families. We mainly work for top restaurants in the Bay Area but in our spare time, we love to cook for you. We all have a flat fee of $35/hr e.g. 3 dishes for 4 people (appx. 24 servings) will only cost $87+ingredients. Chefjoy’s mission is to create memorable dining experiences where friends and families can enjoy food that is tasty, healthy, affordable and sustainable.Chefjoy uniquely leverages technology to economically empower hundreds of chefs to unlock and monetize their passions and talents of cooking and become food entrepreneurs.Chefjoy’s marketplace provides access to multiple talented chefs across multiple cities who can cook authentic food across many cuisines.
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