Solving the "What to Eat" Dilemma - Food Recommendation Chatbot Kabipa
Starting from User Needs - No Worries in the Food Capital!
Wouldn’t it be wonderful to have a local food expert available 24/7 to instantly recommend what to eat? Lychee Intelligence launched such a practical chatbot - Kabipa - last December. To ensure users receive quality information, Lychee Intelligence partnered with a Tainan food blogger with over 100,000 followers, ensuring every restaurant recommended by Kabipa has high-quality, unsponsored food reviews for reference. This greatly saves time for people searching for good food, eliminating the hassle of spending lots of time searching for food reviews online only to spend more time filtering out less objective reviews.
No Need to Open Another App - Get the Information You Want Quickly
From students to office workers, the most common question among peers and colleagues is: “What should we eat later?” When discussing in messaging apps but unable to decide, people often turn to search engines to find good food nearby. However, what makes the food chatbot Kabipa different from traditional search methods is that it’s built into a fan page, so you don’t need to leave your messaging app to open another app. Right in the messaging app where you’re discussing with friends, you can directly ask it where to find good food. Unlike general food deal apps that require navigating through multiple menu levels to find suitable options, you can have natural conversations with Kabipa, like “Is there anything good to eat in the East District?” or “My budget is around $100, what are my options?” Kabipa can understand your meaning and provide food recommendations that match your needs. It’s like having your own personal food secretary - natural text conversation gets you the food recommendations you want!
Natural conversation style, like asking your own personal secretary!
Intuitive and Convenient Usage - Buttons Save Time
Using chatbots to present information has many benefits. Kabipa utilizes card presentation, allowing users to intuitively swipe through cards on screen to browse various restaurants. The cards have convenient quick-reply buttons that save typing time, eliminating the repetitive action of browsing through posts one by one online. All desired information can be easily obtained on the messaging platform.
Card-style information presentation lets users quickly swipe to find their desired food
Chatbot Applications Are Wide - Truly Solving User Problems Is Key
Currently, chatbot applications in daily life are no longer rare - from U-bike Helper, H&M, CNN News, to food recommendation expert Kabipa. Developers are exploring what changes chatbots can bring to humanity, and people are gradually becoming accustomed to asking chatbots for information. Enterprises adopting chatbots to save human customer service costs is also becoming a trend. However, various chatbot technologies still need to be proven - only robots that can truly understand user intent and provide accurate answers have the chance to become the Jarvis in people’s hearts. (Note: Jarvis is the AI personal assistant in the movie “Iron Man”)