Indian food service industry is expected to reach US$ 78 billion by 2018 and India's organic food market is expected to increase by three times by 2020.
In a tete-a-tete with Restaurant India, Abhishek Basu, Executive Chef at The Park Hotel shares that understanding customer's requirements is the need of the hour.
One of the key strategies of audit is how does a restaurant structure the plan and help restaurants to increase foot fall and maximise profit. Audits structure their reports in a way so that restaurants could examine themselves.
In an exclusive interview with Restaurant India, Suved Lohia, Partner at Hopscotch - Bar & Brasserie shares the experience of being nostalgic at HopScotch.
Every business is doing marketing via social media then why should food business left? One just needs to figure out who the customer is and then hit the bull's eye.
Drinking out is perhaps the foremost reason for people to walk in to a restaurant. Earlier it was quite easy because people used to go out for food and drink was something incidental but now the situation is vice versa.
It's good to have a restaurant in Delhi and Mumbai but at the same time having a restaurant in Coimbatore and Orissa is also pretty nice because at the end of the day you're feeding people.