Restaurant India News: Minor Food India Opens First Scoop Wonder Store in Delhi

Minor Food India has expanded its dessert retail footprint with the opening of the first Scoop Wonder outlet in Delhi at Unity One Elegante Mall, Netaji Subhash Place (NSP). The launch marks the brand's entry into the capital following its initial expansion in Gurugram and forms part of the company's broader growth strategy in India.

The new outlet offers Scoop Wonder's range of ice creams, desserts and beverages, targeting families, students and consumers looking for affordable dessert options. The expansion comes as Minor Food India continues to strengthen its presence in the organised food service and dessert segment.

Inspired by dessert concepts from Thailand, Scoop Wonder's menu is built around its signature Wonder Cup, allowing customers to choose three or five different ice cream flavours in a single serving. The brand also offers a range of vegetarian ice creams, desserts and beverages.

Scoop Wonder has been developed by Minor Food, one of Asia's food service operators with restaurant businesses across multiple international markets. The company also operates dairy and ice cream manufacturing facilities in Thailand, supplying brands including Swensen's and Dairy Queen.

Devinder Verma, Country Director – India, Minor Food India Pvt. Ltd., said, "We believe India is ready for a new kind of ice cream experience. One that combines innovation, quality, affordability, and joy. Scoop Wonder is created with exactly that vision in mind. This is only the beginning of our journey in India. The opening of our first Scoop Wonder store in Delhi reflects Minor Food India's continued commitment to bringing innovative and accessible food experiences to consumers across key markets. We look forward to becoming a favourite destination for families, friends and dessert lovers across the city."

The Delhi opening is part of Minor Food India's ongoing expansion strategy as the company increases its presence in key urban markets and broadens access to its dessert-focused retail formats.