Mad Over Donuts Opens Their New Outlet in Kolkata

After marking its entry into Eastern India with a successful launch at Acropolis Mall in Kolkata, Mad Over Donuts (MOD) is doubling down on its commitment to the region with the opening of its second outlet in Salt Lake.  This marks a major milestone in the brand’s ambitious growth journey, with plans to launch 12 to 15 new outlets in the region over the next 12–15 months. Many of these will adopt a standalone format, allowing Mad Over Donuts (MOD) to bring its signature experience even closer to local communities.

Celebrated for its handcrafted, 100% vegetarian donuts and indulgent treats, MOD has earned its place as India’s most loved donut brand. Each store is designed as a bright, welcoming space, making it the perfect spot for casual meetups, study breaks, or simply savoring life’s little moments.

As MOD continues to expand its footprint beyond major metros, it's making strategic moves into high-potential markets across India. The brand’s recent debut in Kolkata has received an overwhelmingly positive response, with customers lining up for cult favorites like the Double Trouble and Chocolate Therapy donuts—alongside MOD’s refreshing bubble tea selection, which is quickly becoming a fan Favorite.

“We see tremendous potential in Eastern India and are thrilled with the love we’ve received in Kolkata so far. Our aim is to open 7–8 stores in the region over the next two years, which will help us create immersive brand experiences. The Salt Lake launch is a step forward in that direction — and just the beginning of our journey here,” said Tarak Bhattacharya, Executive Director and CEO, Mad Over Donuts.

With its warm orange interiors, colorful donut walls, cozy corners, and signature handcrafted treats, the Salt Lake store continues MOD’s mission of celebrating everyday moments. This expansion signals more to come, with new locations across Eastern India currently in the works, MOD is set to bring its 100% veg donuts, beverages, and cheerful experiences to many more fans in the region.