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2023/03/10

30 Under 30 Europe 2023 Callouts

Kelu “Eric” Liu founded the UK-based HungryPanda in 2017 to give Asian expats a taste of home. His food delivery company offers customers Asian ingredients, groceries and traditional-style meals that have been historically hard to find in the western cities. “It's very difficult for users to find authentic Asian restaurants on local platforms,” Liu, who immigrated to the U.K. from China, tells Forbes.

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