This is a cap on the invisible fee that Uber and other companies charge to restaurants. It is not transparent or visible on the consumer end that a restaurant is only getting 75% of the listed food prices.

This is, in effect, forcing these delivery companies to be more transparent about their pricing. Instead of charging a restaurant an invisible 25% it will be capped at 10% and the delivery companies will have to move the remaining 15% onto the consumer. Or I guess they can eat the 15% but they can't make money as it is, so I doubt that.

I would be fine if it was instead just a total price transparency law. I think consumers should know exactly where their bill is going. However, these delivery companies are extraordinarily shady and I believe they would leave no stone unturned to obfuscate the fact that they are secretly ripping off restaurants. I think capping the invisible restaurant fee at 10% is the simplest approach to reach the same desired end result.