In the last few decades, Bengaluru has transformed rapidly, with tall buildings and tech parks taking over. Yet, in certain parts of the city, the…
Around 80% of the restaurants focus on zero sugar, low sugar beverages and that is boosting their sales by 40% annually.
With the growing number of popular South Indian restaurant chains expanding overseas, from Saravanaa Bhavan and Anjappar to Paragon, A2B, and…
In India’s urban centers, women account for 15–20% of professional kitchen staff and around 30–35% hold top management roles in hospitality.
Instead of chasing volume or footfalls, these compact formats are taking the opposite route by keeping their covers low, service slots restricted,…
As per reports, offsite catering and mobile events are growing 20–25% year-on-year across metros like Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Delhi.
Indian diners, once hesitant, are now embracing everything from Yemeni mandi and Levantine salads to Turkish mezze and Greek-style seafood.
Blending retail and recreation, the new “Bring Your Own Bottle” lounge offers an affordable, social alternative to the city’s pricey pub scene
According to reports, the global clean label ingredients market is expected to grow from US $50.2 billion in 2024 to US $69.3 billion by 2029.
Around 50-60% of restaurants and hotels in India focus on healthy options in the menu.
Non-food items now account for roughly 53% of spending in rural areas, up from about 47% in 2011–12. The share of non-food in urban areas has…
This year’s theme, “Hand in Hand for Better Foods and a Better Future,” emphasizes collective action through the FAO’s Hand-in-Hand Initiative…
Sustainability is now part of the operating model. Kitchens designed to reduce waste, bars that recycle, and partnerships with local producers…
The weeks leading up to Diwali, Halloween, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve are marked by high footfall, group celebrations, and increased demand for…
The Indian bakery market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 9.12% from 2025 to 2033, reaching a projected value of USD 31.5 billion by 2033. Around 45-…
With the industry projected to directly employ nearly 10.3 million people by 2028, it's clear that the sector is experiencing rapid growth.
Today, brands expect nearly 50% of their revenue to come from a mix of dine-ins and deliveries. The market size is estimated at ₹2,500 crore and…
The most impactful solution is often the simplest: replace disposable items with reusable alternatives.
Around 40-50% of restaurant brands in India are multi-brand restaurants who have successfully opened different brands in various locations.
Around 70-80% of the restaurant brands focus on authenticity in food as that defines the brand.
Around 25-40% of the top brands are working kiosks model which proves that this model works exceptional in high-footfall environments.
Around 60-70 per cent of Restaurant and bar guests now lean toward seasonal or concept-based menus.
Around 50-60% of the restaurants believe in retaining the staffs as it makes the job easier for them, rather than training a new employee from the…
With over 1.4 billion customers, who is more experiential, is always on a look out for something creative, there’s a room for everyone to grow in…
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