Feastogether

Feastogether Corporation (Chinese: 饗賓餐旅事業股份有限公司) is a Taiwanese multi-brand restaurant operator headquartered in Taoyuan's Qingpu Special District. Chen Chaoquan (Chinese: 陳朝全) founded Fuli Sichuan Banquet (Chinese: 福宴館（福利川菜）), the predecessor to Feastogether, in 1971. His son, Chen Qichang (Chinese: 陳啟昌), took charge of the restaurant business in 1979. Fuli Sichuan Banquet's primary clientele was the wedding reception market, which owing to Taiwan's declining birthrate began facing challenges. In response, Chen shifted the business's focus to all-you-can-eat restaurants. In 2002, he founded Feastogether Corporation and the Eat Together (Chinese: 饗食天堂) buffet brand. Chen Qiqang's son, Chen Yihang (Chinese: 陳毅航), became the company's general manager in 2009 and introduced an enterprise resource planning system. After creating the Eat Together buffet brand, Feastogether started several restaurant brands. It in 2011 created Kaifun Together (Chinese: 開飯川食堂), a Sichuan cuisine restaurant brand. In 2013, it started Fruitful Food (Chinese: 果然匯), a vegetarian and vegan buffet brand, and Siam More (Chinese: 饗泰多), a Thai restaurant brand. Feastogether founded Dacoz (Chinese: 大口吃), an American-style hamburger restaurant brand in 2016. The next year, it created the buffet brand Inparadise (Chinese: 饗饗) and Japanese-themed buffet brand Sunrise (Chinese: 旭集和食集錦). In 2020, it started Jin-Zhu (Chinese: 真珠台灣佳味), a Taiwanese-themed restaurant brand. Feastogether established Little Fuli Spicy Hot Pot (Chinese: 小福利麻辣鍋), a hot pot buffet brand, in 2021. The next year, Feastogether founded Doricious (Chinese: 朵頤餐廳), a Western-themed semi-buffet brand. A Joy (Chinese: 饗A Joy) opened in 2023 and was Taiwan's highest-priced buffet when it opened. Zhiyun (Chinese: 旨醞), a teppanyaki restaurant that provides set menu offerings, opened in 2024. Feastogether established Meow Chan Sushi (Chinese: 貓將壽司), which serves à la carte Japanese cuisine, particularly sushi, in 2025. The company opened several hub kitchens to supply its restaurants and the iEat (Chinese: iEAT饗愛吃) app in 2019. During the COVID-19 pandemic, it launched Eatogo,...