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Amid wavering loyalty, quick-service restaurants whip up treats for GenZ

Players are increasingly drawing inspiration from pop culture trends, and are now riding the Hallyu wave - a phenomenon about the growing global prominence of South Korean pop culture

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Burger King, operated in India by Restaurants Brand Asia, too, joined the Hallyu wave earlier this month with the introduction of a limited-edition Korean menu. It comprises burgers and sides and starts at ₹149

Akshara Srivastava New Delhi

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Quick-service restaurant (QSR) chains are busy whipping up treats for the GenZ as they fight for a share of this emerging consumer cohort. These, sector watchers say, are the most upcoming spenders with strong wallets and consumption drivers but little or no loyalty to brands.
 
KFC, operated by Sapphire Foods and Devyani International in India, on Friday announced collaboration with Youtuber Carry Minati to co-create a product — a limited-edition saucy popcorn starting at ₹199 — a first for the American fast-food brand.
 
“Today’s consumers want bold, scroll stopping experiences — whether on their feed or on their plate. And