DoorDash is investing in and partnering with Marc Lore-owned food tech company Wonder in deals worth a total of $425 million, the company announced on Tuesday.
DoorDash will acquire Wonder's Grubhub Campus Dining business, formerly Tapingo, for $300 million. It will also add $125 million to Wonder's $650 million Series D round, which was announced in July.
Wonder is a chain of ghost kitchen food halls designed for delivery, allowing customers to order food from a variety of restaurants under the same roof. Founded by e-commerce entrepreneur Marc Lore, whose prior companies were acquired by Amazon and Walmart, Wonder is building a takeout empire.
Last year, Wonder acquired the food delivery platform Grubhub for $650 million, adding to its portfolio of brands including Blue Apron and Tastemade. Wonder also bought New York City-based restaurant chains Mighty Quinn's BBQ, Salt Hank's and Blue Ribbon Fried Chicken.
Lore said in a statement that the DoorDash partnership allows Wonder to "focus on [its] long-term ambition: a fully autonomous food system that can plan, produce and deliver personalized meals at scale, serving all 21 meals people eat each week."
DoorDash said it wants to expand Wonder's Grubhub Campus Dining business, which is live at 450 colleges and universities, to stadiums, hotels and other venues. "Adding Grubhub Campus Dining to our platform will enable us to bring greater choice and convenience to college students while streamlining operations and reducing friction for universities," DoorDash co-founder Tony Xu said in a statement.
Wonder says it now has 157 locations, more than quadrupling its footprint since the start of 2025. It plans to expand to Texas in early 2027.