"You can order a meal from several different concepts, including partnerships with big-name chefs, all at once from the Wonder app, then get everything speedily delivered. So your to-go bag might contain a steak from Bobby Flay, satay from the NYC Thai destination SriPraPhai, and a tahini-and-beet salad from Jonathan Waxman."
"Everything starts in a central commissary kitchen and is finished off at each individual location. Also, all that choice can be overwhelming. I spent many a night sampling the various offerings."
"The Queens original doesn't skimp on chilies, and the Wonder version doesn't either, at least with this velvety coconut-based curry. Fans have been lining up outside this Brooklyn pizza institution for 60 years. Wonder's travel versions of the pies are pretty great, too."
Wonder is a New York-based carryout and delivery startup that launched its first DC location in July and has rapidly expanded to ten locations across DC, Maryland, and Virginia, with five additional openings planned. The service allows customers to order from multiple restaurant concepts and chef partnerships simultaneously through the Wonder app, receiving everything in a single delivery. Meals are prepared in a central commissary kitchen and finished at individual locations. The platform acquired Grubhub last year. While the extensive menu variety offers appeal, it can be overwhelming. Top menu items include Greek meatballs from Michael Symon's Chios Taverna, Penang curry from SriPraPhai, pizza from Di Fara, and pies from Four and Twenty Blackbirds, though quality varies across different offerings.
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