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Shared kitchen is a part of the sharing economy and is attracting attention in the food delivery market along with the growth of delivery apps. This study intends to draw up measures for revitalization by comparing delivery apps related to shared kitchens and laws and regulations on the operation and operation of shared kitchens with China. In order to compare Korean and Chinese delivery apps and shared kitchens, domestic and foreign reports, websites, papers, and telephone interviews were conducted. The results of this study are as follows: First, both Korea and China used delivery apps in shared kitchens, and when used, efficient production and sales were possible due to initial start-up costs, risk burdens, and reduced fixed costs. Second, while the activation of Korean shared kitchens is delayed due to various operation-related regulations, regulations are applied to problems in China after the market is formed first, and shared kitchens are continuously activated due to corporate incubators.