Prana Kitchen vs FoodBang

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FoodBang is your live feed for the best street food, hidden home kitchens, and tiny neighborhood spots that are firing up the grill right now. If you're tired of scrolling through the same expensive corporate delivery apps only to find cold food or closed restaurants, FoodBang is your new shortcut to eating local. We cut out the middlemen so you can connect directly with the people cooking in your neighborhood. Discover secret menus, crave-worthy street eats, and authentic dishes you won't find anywhere else. HOW IT WORKS 1. Swipe the Feed: Watch vertically scrolling, live videos of what’s actually cooking right now. Everything is sorted by distance and freshness. 2. DM to Order: Craving what you see? Message the cook directly. Add items from their menu right in the chat, review your order summary, and hit send. 3. Eat in 15: Pick up your food at the cart or arrange a quick scooter drop-off. You pay the cook directly (cash, QR code, etc.) when you get your food. WHY FOODBANG IS BETTER • Fresh Footage Only: No stock photos. No camera roll uploads from last year. Cooks record straight from the app, so what you see on your screen is exactly what’s in the pan today. • Open Means Open: If you see a video, the kitchen is open. Shops automatically "close" after 24 hours, so you’ll never accidentally order from a closed spot again. • Zero Platform Markups: We don't take a cut, which means cooks keep 100% of their money and you don't get hit with absurd service fees or inflated menu prices. • Hyperlocal Discovery: FoodBang only shows you spots within scooter distance. It’s all about finding the best pushcarts, auntie’s kitchens, and late-night spots right in your own backyard. Real food, real cooks, happening in your neighborhood—today