| 英文摘要 |
In the post-epidemic era, consumer behavior in the restaurant industry is shifting towards more takeout and delivery. Restaurant owners need to adjust to these changes to remain competitive. Social distancing has made ''takeout and delivery'' a necessity for most restaurants, with the ''cloud kitchen'' model becoming prevalent. This study utilizes prospect theory to examine Taiwanese consumers' knowledge of cloud kitchens and their perceived benefits, risks, and trust. A 2-month survey was conducted, collecting data from 301 participants who had recently ordered food delivery. Analysis using SPSS 24 and Amos 24 indicated that consumer knowledge positively affects perceived benefits and trust, influencing purchase intention, but also increases perceived risk. The findings offer insights for future marketing strategies in the restaurant industry. |