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The survey reveals that 33 percent of restaurants have installed an e-menu using a QR code ordering technology at their outlet.
With this change, the company is emphasising on surety about process, ingredient, and packaging to eliminate any doubts around hygiene.
Rahul Bajaj, Director and Conceptualizer at Out Of The Blue and Deli By The Blue talks about the change in hospitality trend during the pandemic.
Restaurant majors also predicted and believed that consumer demand for delivery will continue to grow at a fast pace.
Restaurants that opt to embrace this technology don't need to invest in expensive tablets and screens that make self-ordering possible.
In an interaction with Restaurant India, Ishita Sudha Yashvi, Co-Founder, Cross Border Kitchens talks about changing food trends.
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Delhi's undying love for Dal Makhni and Butter Chicken continued COVID or not.
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