Massive has brands like Made in Punjab, Farzi Cafe, Pa Pa Ya, Masala Bar, and BO-TAI; has lined up expansion on brick-and-mortar side of the business, as well as the delivery vertical
FLOW AND EBB: The sale of the iconic club has led to a wave of nostalgia
Speciality Restaurants, Barbeque Nation, Indigo among companies 'adjusting to market realities'.
With restrictions on timings and capacity in Mumbai and Delhi, they don't expect to make much money
Maharashtra labels districts into five categories for reopening in coronavirus pandemic
Proposes revenue-sharing model for deliveries, limited-hour dine-ins; wants guaranteed rent clause upon lifting of lockdowns to go
Since March of 2020, the Rs 4.25-trillion domestic restaurant industry has had to contend with lockdowns, curbs, and restrictions on business hours
This is its first trading update since its highly-anticipated listing in London last month flopped
Lack of business to hit payouts, pushing people out of jobs and cities
Analysts say shift to organised biz will bring more consumers to restaurants
The Chairman in Hong Kong was named the No 1 restaurant in the region by World's 50 Best Restaurants, which is owned by William Reed Business Media Ltd
Lowering the minimum age from 25 will lead to an estimated 20 per cent rise in liquor consumption
The firm may come out with its initial share sale next week
Economic pain from pandemic upends the lives of restaurant owners, entertainers
for Food Processing Industries MoS Rameswar Teli said the Pradhan Mantri Formalisation of Micro Food Processing Enterprises (PM FME) scheme offers golden opportunities to micro food entrepreneurs
Robust store rollouts in the works; focus on dine-in and delivery
With this, these street vendors would be able to serve customers within the safety of their own homes, service a much larger user base with Zomato's technology and last-mile delivery
Move could prompt some shuttered eateries to reopen; late-night shoppers, diners now welcome
Month-on-month the business has been getting better, as the government relaxed restrictions
Late parties off the menu, hotels and restaurants offer staycations