But, a lot changed after the pandemic hit, with malls being closed due to virus spread to reducing the footfall capacity, restaurants started facing losses while continuing their services from such locations.
Pricing will have to be done as per what the market wants. One can either have the option of forgoing the customer or curating the items at the same cost, reducing the portion.?
Prices at limited-service restaurants, meaning fast food and fast-casual, rose 7.1 percent compared to last October, according to new data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
With more people now coming to Goa, the vibrant restaurant business will pick up sharply with high demand for its multi-cuisine culture in post-pandemic times and the upcoming holiday season.?
However, as far as a strict dress code is concerned, maybe it's time to evolve. But, for many, it's a long road ahead. So how do the nightclubs think of dealing with the issues of not rejecting people with certain attire, predominantly the ethnic?
New restaurants, even from the most seasoned operators, have pushed their opening dates back further and further, as they wait for lumber and other raw materials that are now in short supply.
With mostly everybody now vaccinated, people have started moving out freely where they want to explore and such pop-up menus are a great way to get diners to come back to restaurants anticipating something new and interesting.
Touchless technology has emerged as a weapon to win the war against this vicious pandemic. Moreover, the inclination of the people towards contactless payment and their concern for hygiene is going to elevate in the future.
From bubble tea to frozen yoghurt, to momos to ice-cream parlours to a baked potato to sandwiches to Anda Ghotala, Indore is slowly moving towards becoming the food capital of the state.