Toronto, ON – September 17, 2025 – HUNGRY, a food-tech platform reinventing workplace and event dining, has officially expanded into Canada, establishing its first presence in the Toronto Region. The move follows the company’s acquisition of Vancouver-based Foodee, a leader in curated office meal solutions for small teams.
Since entering the Canadian market, HUNGRY has already hired 28 employees and contractors. HUNGRY plans to continue growing its Canadian team in the coming year.
Canada’s strong workplace culture and demand for curated culinary experiences made the country a natural choice for HUNGRY’s international growth. By integrating Foodee’s established network of independent restaurant partners and corporate clients with HUNGRY’s technology-driven platform, the company is well-positioned to deliver seamless, chef-driven food solutions to Canadian businesses. The Toronto Region will serve as a key hub for this growth, providing access to one of North America’s largest corporate markets and a diverse talent pool.
Over the past year, HUNGRY has advanced its mission through two transformative acquisitions: Garten, a forward-thinking snacks and pantry company, and Foodee. These integrations have broadened its ability to enhance workplace culture, promote well-being, and support sustainability while continuing to expand its footprint across North America.
Canadian businesses’ readiness to embrace new solutions has also accelerated HUNGRY’s success in the market. “Canadian businesses and consumers are impressively quick to adapt to new solutions and technologies,” said Jeff Grass, CEO at HUNGRY. “The readiness to embrace our unique platform and services has been remarkable, allowing us to swiftly make an impact and tailor our offerings to meet the specific needs of Canadian workplaces and events seamlessly.”
Toronto Global, the organization that proactively attracts international companies to expand into the Greater Toronto Area, worked with HUNGRY on its expansion. “Local expertise is invaluable. Partnering with established Canadian brands, great Canadian law firms like Arid Berlis and other organizations is one of the most effective ways to build credibility and foster community connections,” said Grass.
“HUNGRY’s decision to choose Toronto as its first foray into Canada is a testament to the strength of our market, the diversity of our talent, and the entrepreneurial spirit that fuels innovation here,” said Stephen Lund, CEO, Toronto Global. “With access to one of the largest corporate communities in North America and a thriving food culture, HUNGRY will have no shortage of clients in our region.”
Mayor Olivia Chow also highlighted Toronto’s role as a gateway to growth. “Toronto is proud to welcome HUNGRY to our city,” said Mayor Olivia Chow. “Our world-class culinary scene, diverse talent, and dynamic business community make Toronto a natural destination for companies that want to innovate and thrive. We look forward to seeing HUNGRY grow and contribute to the fabric of our city,” said Mayor Chow.
As the company continues to grow in Canada, its focus remains on empowering local chefs and restaurants, fostering innovation in workplace dining, and delivering happiness one meal at a time.
About HUNGRY
HUNGRY is a food-tech platform that provides exceptional catering, snacks, and event services to workplaces across North America. With a mission to deliver happiness through food, HUNGRY connects companies with top local chefs and restaurants while supporting sustainability and community impact. Founded in 2017, HUNGRY now serves clients across major U.S. and Canadian cities, fueled by its chef-first model and innovative technology.
Media Contact:
Briana Scazafabo
Senior Director of Marketing
[email protected]
267-575-3310