Eddie Huang siblings include his brothers Emery Huang and Evan Huang. Eddie is the eldest among the three kins.

Emery and Evan both were involved in the restaurant business along with Eddie. The trios were the co-owners of the BaoHaus restaurant chain established in 2009.

The three bros initially started the restaurant in the Lower East Side of Lower Manhattan. In July 2011, the shop was relocated to the East Village offering an added menu.

BaoHaus was praised by the famous global magazine, TimeOut, for its cheap pricing and unique menu item. However, in October 2020, Huang announced the permanent shutdown of the shop.

Unlike, Eddie, Emery and Evan like to keep things quiet and opt to stay away from the limelight. However, both of them have great entrepreneurial skills and a knack for investment.

Emery And Evan Are Searching For New Possibilities With Batu Capital

Apart from running a restaurant business, the Emery and Evan duo has also made investments in real estate and tech startups.

They launched a multi-family investment office Batu Capital in 2018. The company focuses on finding companies invested in Cannabis, Blockchain, Crypto, and the big data industry.

The first-ever investment of the company was MJ Freeway, an enterprise software developer for the cannabis industry. MJ Freeway entered into a merger agreement with MTech and made it a part of a Nasdaq-listed holding company.

Emery said in an interview that the company puts focus on cannabis because of its huge addressable marketplace in terms of pain management, and medical and recreational uses.

The Huang duo put emphasis on a geographically diverse portfolio. Apart from the US and China, they are looking to expand their business to Shanghai and Beijing. Furthermore, the company explores markets in Southeast Asia.