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A New Dream With Ice Cream

Darren Tan, IDC

08-Feb-21 10:00

A New Dream With Ice Cream

Not all of us have found something sweet to rely on over the course of the MCO, but for Darren Tan, co-founder of the Ice Dream Café, he had the perfect pandemic pivot. He discusses shifting their brick and mortar café into an online ice cream delivery service and how it brought them back from the brink.

Produced by: Christine Wong

Presented by: Christine Wong


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Tags:  ice cream,  f&b,  food & beverage,  e-commerce,  beepit,  online delivery


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