Street food holds a special place in India’s culinary heart, with its bold flavors and casual appeal. Today’s fine dining restaurants are taking these much-loved snacks and giving them an elegant twist.
Though, people want to indulge today but meanwhile, they look for healthier alternative for it and that’s where these new age restaurant owners are playing the game.
This shift translates to a growing preference for foods packed with active ingredients such as antioxidants, prebiotics, plant proteins and superfoods.
ICRA estimates suggest that these chains are set to open 2,300 new stores with an investment of Rs 5,800 crore between 2022-23 and 2024-25, underscoring the industry's resilience and its adaptability to changing market dynamics.
Named after the Malay word "to wander," Kembara brings authentic comfort food with handpicked recipes from cuisines across Asia - Japanese, Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese, Malay, Korean, and many more.