Being a restaurateur today goes beyond offering good food and service. It’s about truly understanding your customers' evolving needs. Diners now…
Plating in fine dining isn’t just about making food look good, it’s a way of showing respect for the ingredients and for the person enjoying the meal…
One should choose a venue that is suitable for the occasion. Restaurants are also a good choice for this. Not only does a good restaurant create a…
Food safety is more than just following rules—it’s a sign of respect. Respect for your customers’ health, your team’s hard work, and the future of…
Good food does more than satisfy hunger, it brings comfort, joy, and lasting memories. Add to that the soft rhythm of monsoon rain, the warmth of…
Around 70-80% of the restaurant brands focus on authenticity in food as that defines the brand.
Here’s a look at how different restaurant brands are celebrating Mother’s Day this year.
Headlined by the immensely popular Chef Harpal Singh Sokhi, innovation drives Karigari’s success and keeps it ahead of the curve.
A cloud kitchen, also called a ghost kitchen or dark kitchen, is a delivery-only restaurant. It doesn’t have dine-in space. You only need a kitchen,…
The best cloud kitchen isn’t the one with the best chef—it’s the one that gets to customers fast, hot, and fresh. That starts with the right location.
From cold brews to cool strategies, discover how the café giant scaled smartly across India.
The interiors, designed by Shabnam Gupta, showcase a blend of traditional Tamil elements and contemporary design.
Starting a cloud kitchen on Swiggy is one of the smartest ways to enter the food industry in India today. It’s affordable, scalable, and profitable…
Restaurateurs reveal how summer specials aren't just about freshness - they're key to better margins and customer retention.
In an exclusive interview with Restaurant India, Chef Ashutosh Kumar, Pastry Chef at Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia shares his experience in food industry.
Restaurateurs have realized that identifying specific needs and wants of your particular market segment makes the business more successful. Changing market trends in recent times have made sure businesses carve out a niche and then thrive on it.
It started about 19 years ago when the QSR format took off in India with the arrival of McDonald's in 1996. Many global brands followed suit since then, either through company-owned stores or the franchisee model or a mix of both. And, the segment taught I...
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.
Operationally, most restaurants make money. If the capital expenses have been very high, then your break-even period could get pushed back a little.
Franchisor imparts the sense and science both into the business. What you are paying for is knowledge and the brand which already exists. A franchisor typically provides a platform to the entrepreneurs to build their brand.
In an exclusive interview with Restaurant India, Chef Indrajit Saha, Executive Chef at Accor Luxe Group shares his experience about reinventing food.
India is learning new stuff but without forgetting basics and classics. Those basics and classics are changing and evolving every day. They are more 2017 and improvised.
Blogging of high end quality content on a regular basis will add an exceeding amount of value to your business. To create quality content for a better alliance with your audience you need to be passionate and must have an inherent knowledge of your subject...
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