With this launch, ITC Hotels adds a new vertical to its food and beverage offerings, aligning with the growing consumer interest in artisanal, premium, and plant-based dessert experiences.
The new offerings are available across North and East India through multiple channels including dine-in, takeaway, drive-thru, and delivery via third-party platforms.
The clarification follows speculation that NRAI may have withdrawn from its engagement with ONDC. Both parties, however, stated that these reports are inaccurate.
The launch reflects a broader industry trend in hospitality, where cafés and F&B venues are focusing on specialty beverages and thematic menu design to engage younger and more experience-driven consumers.
The event concluded with a collective push for standardization, cross-sector collaboration, and responsible innovation as the foundation for scalable growth in India’s food service ecosystem.
The Janpath outlet incorporates design elements like an open kitchen, South Indian background music, and a modern interior palette intended to align traditional dining formats with contemporary expectations.
With this launch, Karigari strengthens its presence in North India’s restaurant landscape and adds to the growing number of chef-led hospitality ventures scaling across urban markets.
The venue’s Greek-inspired interiors and focus on multi-sensory experiences reflect an industry-wide trend of merging cuisine, ambiance, and performance to drive customer engagement.
Known for its North-West Frontier cuisine, the restaurant continues to serve its signature menu from its long-standing location in the Kala Ghoda art district.