In an exclusive interaction with Chef Adwait Anantwar, Chef Partner at the popular restaurant INJA from Atelier House Hospitality talks about creating uniqueness and creativity in his restaurant.
This growth in the F&B sector will not only cater to the increasing number of visitors but also enhance the overall appeal of Jaipur as a vibrant and dynamic tourist destination.
Restaurants in India should actively participate in government subsidy schemes as these can significantly reduce operating costs by lowering expenses on essential items like ingredients and utilities.
A recent Nielsen study revealed that 73% of Gen Z respondents consider sustainability when making purchasing decisions, and 69% are willing to pay more for ethically sourced products.
Local, seasonal menus always attract customers' as it is believed that local, seasonal ingredients have a lower carbon footprint, as they require less fuel and energy to transport and store.
Determined even without a godfather in the F&B industry, he started Oye Kake in 2011 to fill the void of a proper regional Punjabi food chain in Mumbai.
"We collect comment cards from our customers on a regular basis in order to stay in touch with the pulse of our clients and take their feedback very seriously."
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:
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.
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.
The design of crockeries has seen a major uplift in the last few years. It is interesting to see how the hoteliers go about choosing any crockery at their restaurant.
Chef Vikram Khatri is one of those chef who is known for elevating every dining experience with unrivalled hospitality and devotion to freshness, hygiene and technique.
In the Food & Beverage world, intangible attributes, such as experiences, are fundamental to creating value. “Experience or experiential” is not just a buzzword, but it is really about how larger than life or powerful you can make someone feel.
From Pune in 1989 to 109 doors across India and abroad today, Little Italy is now an umbrella brand of seven categories aiming for a sizeable share in FMCG