Food Supply & Catering

Supply matched to how
each kitchen operates

The same item needs a different specification, delivery window, inspection routine and settlement cycle from one site to the next. We confirm what you use today, then propose what can change first.

Loading crates of fresh vegetables onto a refrigerated truck

Product range

Enough categories to
consolidate your ordering

Items you currently split across several suppliers can be consolidated into one order. We match the specifications and packaging units your site actually uses.

ProduceVegetables, fruit, greens
MeatPork, beef, poultry
SeafoodFresh, frozen, trimmed
Rice & grainsWhite rice, mixed grains
Kimchi & sidesWhole-leaf, cut, banchan
Dry goodsSeasonings, sauces, staples
Pre-cut itemsDiced, sliced, cubed
Kitchen suppliesHygiene and packaging

01 · Institutional supply

We compare your current items
on the same specification

Rather than leading with price alone, we place specification, weight, origin and packaging unit side by side. You review the comparison, then decide which items to move.

Before supply
  • Review of current items and specifications
  • Like-for-like specification comparison
  • Proposal matched to volume, budget and delivery window
  • Phased start from core items
Day to day
  • Ordering, delivery and goods inspection support
  • No unapproved substitutions
  • Claims and returns handling
  • Settlement terms per site

There is no need to switch every item at once. We usually begin with a trial on high-volume core items, and widen the range once inspection and delivery have proven stable.

Checking the condition of incoming produce
Verifying item weight on a scale
Produce crates stored in a chilled room

02 · Contract catering

Catering delivered with
Eden Food Service

Preparing soup in a large kettle in an institutional kitchen

TF Networks works with Eden Food Service, a contract catering operator, to propose operating plans covering menus, staffing, ingredients, hygiene and on-site management.

We review the kitchen, staffing, meal volume and operating hours first, then shape the operating model around them.

  • Menu planning and nutrition management
  • Kitchen staffing and cost control
  • Hygiene, safety and on-site management
  • Feedback handling and issue response

03 · Mobile catering

For sites where cooking
facilities are limited

We review meal volume, delivery distance, serving conditions, kitchen facilities and menu requirements to determine what is feasible. This is not a service that applies uniformly to every region or site — the conditions come first.

  • Meal volume and serving times
  • Delivery distance and arrival time
  • Serving conditions and temperature holding
  • Menu requirements and softened meals
Refrigerated delivery truck at the loading dock

04 · Senior care meals

Meals for older adults are set
by conditions, not by product

TexturePrepared for chewing and swallowing ability
Low sodiumItems and preparation to meet sodium targets
Softened mealsSoftened items and viable substitutes
AllergensLabel checks and pre-approved substitutions
PortioningDelivery units matched to kitchen staffing
DeliveryFixed windows and temperature control
Meal recordsDaily menu and served-meal records
Family updatesShared through HyoStory

Send us your
current item list

Your facility type, approximate meal volume and how you order today is enough to start.

Email us