At the DLF Place mall in the upscale South Delhi neighborhood of Saket, shoppers and employees sit more or less side-by-side in a new “desi” food court, digging into traditional Indian dishes ranging from biryani to dosas to seekh kebabs.
There's something for everybody — at many tables three generations are sitting down together. But that's not the reason these traditional upstarts have succeeded in storming what was once the bastion of western brands like McDonald's and Pizza Hut.
Some of the city's most famous restaurants are represented here — some of them a century old — transformed by smart uniforms, cheery signage and shining show kitchens to look every bit as clean, efficient and modern as their multinational competitors. Welcome to the future of Indian fast food.
“[Quick Service Restaurants or] QSRs are quite successful in India,” said Arun Chanda, founder of New Delhi-based Mint Hospitality Consultancy. “Over the last five years, a lot of Indian companies have started getting into the franchising model and expanding into different cities.”
- Nieuws
- Trends in landbouw en voedsel
- India's Fast Food...
India's Fast Food Revolution
Inloggen or Inschrijven to use this flag.
oktober 25, 2011
Bron
Like to receive news like this by email? Join and Subscribe!
Join Our Telegram Channel for regular updates!
Related Topics:
Uitgelichte Bedrijven
Related News
oktober 28, 2024
Himalaya Food International Limited: 60,000 TPA French Fry Plant Set to Launch by March 2025
augustus 26, 2024
The potato: a guarantee for regional food security and prosperity
juni 27, 2024
J&J Green Paper implements its sustainable packaging initiative Janus® with largest independent McDonalds franchisee in the world
Latest News
Sponsored Content
Sponsored Content
Sponsored Content
Sponsored Content
Waar
Sponsored Content