"We use AI-driven robotics and technology to maintain consistency because when we expand, the pizza has to be same, the sauce has to be same, the cheese & topping has to be same quantity and the quality has to be maintained."
Organized restaurants tend to attract a larger customer base due to their reputation for quality and consistency, leading to higher revenues and profitability.
Indian cuisine boasts an unparalleled array of dishes that vary from region to region, showcasing the use of aromatic spices, vibrant ingredients, and unique cooking techniques.
Also, the burgeoning chains of Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) have come a long way in India with a growth rate of 17%. The QSR industry in India is expected to reach up to Rs. 827 billion by 2025.
In an exclusive interview with Restaurant India, Sandeep Verma, reknowned mixoligist talks about the growing culture of bar and beverage and how it has changed the restaurant business.
From online ordering, getting the food delivered at home to contactless payment and adoption of technologies like ChatGPT and AI in restaurant operations has brought a major shift in the business.
Being the first fine dining restaurant in Gujarat, The Indian Channel offers an unparalleled luxurious dining experience with a multi-cuisine menu in a very Indian way.
On the other hand, some investors may see opportunities in investing in restaurants during a recession, as distressed restaurant businesses may be available at a lower cost, and there may be less competition for prime real estate locations.