QSR brands in India

The new range includes Schezwan Fries as the hero variant, alongside Classic Salted Fries and Cheese Fries.

The Agra opening also marks Chinese Wok’s 75th store in North India, underlining the region’s strategic importance in the brand’s national growth…

The brand aims to establish over 100 outlets nationwide by the end of 2026, spanning both company-owned and exclusive partner locations.

In the forthcoming year - FY 26 - 27, the brand is targeting a 28% - 30% year-on-year growth and a 40% growth in FY 27- 28. It is also looking…

This is the first QSR-format of the brand focusing on being fast, fun, accessible.

The merger has been structured to qualify as a tax-neutral transaction under the Income Tax Act.

Launched in partnership with AMRL, the new store underscores Popeyes® focus on bringing its globally loved flavours to one of India’s busiest…

By reintroducing the Signature Collection with two new premium builds, McDonald’s reinforces its commitment to innovation and quality, offering…

LANY's identity is inspired by the cultural spectrum between Los Angeles and New York, reflecting the freshness, boldness, and youthful energy…

To Focus on brand revitalization, system optimization, operational excellence and a reallocation of capital and resources to drive profitable growth.

The group is planning to open over 100 stores in the first five years, targeting major metros including, Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai…

Leading the charge with innovation and taste, Wendy’s is the first in the QSR space to introduce Korean-inspired fast food to Indian audiences – and…

“With HSFPL, we’re staying true to that—but also taking things further. It’s about keeping what’s special and pushing ourselves to create what’s next…

For his vision 2027, Jatia also want to focus on south India, smaller towns and drive-thru as key areas for expansion.

The newly rebranded eatery has evolved with a vision to create a social hub where flavor meets nourishment, and every meal is a celebration of…