The quick service restaurants will serve street food from all corners of the country reflecting regional diversity, Vatika Group said.
"We plan to invest Rs 100 crore to open around 200 Nukkadwala restaurants in India by the end of 2019," Vatika Group Managing Director Gaurav Bhalla told PTI.
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"Deployment of state of the art technology at these restaurants would aim to enhance the guest experience, aid the operations and drive down the costs," Bhalla said.
When asked how the company plans to raise the funds for investment in these outlets, Bhalla said: "It will be through internal accruals.
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