With the rise of digital platforms and social media, advertising has become more accessible and widespread. However, this raises the question of whether there should be a regularisation of restaurant ads in India.
Indian restaurants globally are also expected to serve more millet flour-based dishes in near future, given the health benefits of these multi-grains among the busy urbanites, a Singapore-based Indian restaurateur has said.
According to Oracle's Restaurant Scene 2022 global survey, 87% of consumers said that transparency from restaurants about their sustainability initiatives is essential.
In an interaction with Retailer Magazine, Varun Kapur and Karan Kapur, Executive Directors, K Hospitality talks about celebrating the culinary legacy of 50 years and expansion plan:
Karan Nohria is a young horse in a tearing hurry. He is always looking for ways to do something out of the ordinary and create a first mover advantage for his pandemic baby Silly, Mumbai.
The business models are diverse, from home cooks sharing their daily menus on their residential colony WhatsApp groups to operating entirely out of social media channels like Facebook and Instagram.
Many theme-based restaurants in India have been able to tap into the country's rich cultural heritage, by creating concepts and designs inspired by traditional Indian architecture, art, and folklore.
According to research, nearly 68 percent of small and medium-sized enterprises, including many eateries, have failed to recover owing to current gas prices.
Reportedly, the Indian ice cream industry was valued at approximately Rs.19400 crores in 2022 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 17.5% between 2023-2028 driven by the expanding consumer demand for exotic flavours.
Though, for many innovation can be seasonality, a new way of doing things, experimentation at large or just a simply put menu but there's no denying that it's an integral part of the restaurant ecosystem.
The annual spending of middle-class households on Fast Food Restaurants in India's Tier II and III cities has grown by 108 percent in the last two years from Rs 2,500 to Rs. 4,500.
