−57%Evening deals from cafés in your city
Pick up surprise boxes from your favorite spots for 50–70% off. A good evening, for less.
Almaty favorites — in every box
−57%How it works
Cafés list their leftovers
Fresh pastries and meals worth saving, not throwing away.
Reserve a surprise box
Choose a nearby spot and enjoy a tasty box for half the price.
Pick up or get it delivered
Show your code at the counter or wait for a courier at your door.
A better evening for everyone
Save good food together, one evening box at a time.
50–70%
off your favorites
Less waste
more delicious evenings
Around the corner
local Almaty spots
Kaspi Pay
payment details confirmed before launch
Delivery
to your door
Turn tonight's leftovers into someone's dinner
Sell fresh food at the end of the day, welcome new guests and help reduce food waste.
- No subscription fee
- Commission only on boxes sold
- Publish in about a minute
- No POS integration needed
Good food nearby
Good to know
What is a surprise box?
A box of fresh food left at the end of the day. The contents are a surprise; the price is a treat.
Can I choose what's inside?
Not yet—that's part of the fun. Allergens are always listed on the box.
How does pickup work?
Reserve a box, show your order code at the counter and collect it during the listed time.
What about delivery?
Choose delivery at checkout. A courier will bring your order for 450 ₸.
What if I miss pickup?
Orders can't be refunded after the pickup window. Contact the venue if your plans change.
Be first in line for a good bite
Leave your contact and we'll let you know when KESH arrives in your neighborhood.
We are launching soon! Leave your contact details and be among the first to hear from us, or take a short survey.
Project presentation
Our team
Журкабаева Турсынай
CEO, Founder
Experience in startups and project management. Worked as a Product Manager, interned at Astana Hub, and led a Game Jam-winning team.
Адилеткызы Меруерт
Co-founder
Experience in project management, team coordination, and IT and ESG initiatives. Worked as a Project Manager and is developing skills in Data Analytics and IT Audit.
Бауыржан Данеля
CPO
Experience in IT project management, team coordination, data analysis, and UI/UX design. Contributed to digital products and is developing skills in Business Analysis, Data Analytics, and Product Design.
More about KESH
Surprise food boxes and discounted food in Almaty
KESH is an evening marketplace for cafés, bakeries and restaurants in Almaty. As closing time approaches, a venue may have fresh croissants, desserts, bread or dishes from its daily menu left. Instead of discarding them, a partner can assemble a surprise food box at a lower price. Customers see the category, address and pickup window first, while the exact contents remain a small secret.
A usual trip home becomes a chance to try a new neighborhood spot, sample something seasonal and spend less. KESH does not promise the same selection every day; each offer reflects what is genuinely left that evening. Customers save, venues gain an additional order, and good food reaches someone who will enjoy it.
Food leftovers and less food waste in Almaty
Food loss is visible in city display cases too: demand changes, pastries are prepared ahead, and part of the selection may remain at closing. For a small café, tracking and storing leftovers takes time and space, while the kitchen’s work may not reach a guest. KESH helps a team offer fresh products to nearby people when it knows what can be prepared safely for collection.
The service does not replace purchasing plans or encourage selling unsafe food. Partners choose the contents, quantity, pickup window and handling conditions; customers can review allergen notes and collection details. This is a practical way to reduce edible food that might otherwise become waste.
Almaty cafés and bakeries: discounted baked goods
People choose places based on their route, neighborhood and schedule. KESH shows nearby offers so customers can decide whether they can arrive in time. The selection may include Almaty cafés, bakeries, independent kitchens and small restaurants. It is a way to support local businesses, rediscover a familiar street and find a new favorite loaf or dessert.
For a venue, a surprise box is an additional introduction, not a replacement for its menu. Teams set the number and price themselves. A discount reflects timing and a changing selection, not a lower standard of freshness.
Discounted food in Almaty: evening deals and affordable meals
Each listing shows its usual value, price, neighborhood and pickup window. Evening deals can suit a commute home, dessert with tea or an unplanned dinner. One day may bring discounted desserts; another may offer baked goods or a mixed box. Contents change with the display case, so the category and allergens are explained without promising an item that may already be gone.
Affordable food should help people explore more places, not compromise quality. If a venue offers delivery in Almaty, the method and full cost are visible; otherwise, customers can choose pickup, arrive during the stated window and show their code at the counter.
Almaty food delivery: how KESH works
A venue lists a box category, quantity, price and pickup time. Customers choose a neighborhood, read the description and allergens, confirm an order and receive a unique code. If delivery is available, they enter an address; for pickup, they show the code to staff. Inventory decreases by the exact quantity ordered, so customers cannot reserve more boxes than remain.
The partner dashboard supports publishing offers and verifying codes. Customers can review the venue, address, pickup window, quantity, method, total and status in their order history. If supply runs out or collection closes, the marketplace blocks the order and says so clearly.
Save good food and reduce food waste
Customers get good food for less, and a café gets another chance to sell part of the selection it has already prepared. A new guest discovers a venue through its food and may return for a regular order. For a local business, that is another customer connection during hours when walk-in traffic slows down.
Saving food is not a complete answer to a complex waste problem, but it is a small, measurable action. When venues and residents take part regularly, checking evening offers on the way home and choosing what will actually be eaten can become a useful city habit.
Kaspi Pay and transparent customer terms
Trust begins with clear terms: customers should know what is a surprise, what it costs, when to collect it and which allergens may be present. People ask about Kaspi Pay; payment support will be confirmed separately before a commercial launch. This project is currently testing interest and usability and does not accept real payments.
KESH starts in Almaty because short distances make evening collection practical. Leaving contact details asks for project updates; it is not a reservation or payment. Feedback can help refine neighborhoods, box categories and pickup hours before a wider launch.
Contacts
Website: https://kesh-khaki.vercel.app