Ever wish you could design a dream dinner menu within your budget, cooked by a personal chef? That’s the idea behind the new Kitchensurfing.com, an online marketplace for chefs and foodies, launching ...

Want a home-cooked dinner, but don’t want to make it yourself? Kitchensurfing has a solution to your problems. For $25 a person, Kitchensurfing brings a professional chef to your home, who will make ...

Much like the lifestyle-specific apps AirBnB, Zipcar and Uber, Kitchensurfing serves as an online middleman between chefs and people who want professionally cooked meals. Since the company sits nicely ...

Unlike cook-your-own meal kits or on-demand restaurant delivery, itself a rapidly growing industry, Kitchensurfing actually sends out chefs to cook for customers in their own private homes. The chefs ...

Fresh on the heels of a $15 million Series B round in March, Kitchensurfing is shaking things up at the leadership level, bringing on Jon Tien from Zynga as new CEO. Tien will be replacing co-founder ...

Kitchensurfing, a startup that helps people bring professional chefs to their dinner parties, has moved into bright new offices in New York City. The office is beautiful, with lots of reclaimed wood ...

For one day only, you can use Uber to order your own personal chef to cook for you — provided you're at your vacation house in the Hamptons. The ridesharing service is teaming up with Kitchensurfing, ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about learning from mistakes as a food and tech entrepreneur. The online personal chef business has been heating up over ...

It was a pretty typical Monday night at my place — that is, until Thad Lyman showed up at our front door. You see, Lyman is the executive chef at two highly-rated restaurants in Gig Harbor, Wash. One ...

Breaking bread is not just a metaphor for friendship, it’s a literal description of how people, families, nations have come together for as long as we’ve baked bread. How do we get more people having ...