It is a common misconception that providing quality food will ensure a guaranteed success for the venture, completely ignoring the other things which also define the business factor of a restaurant. As a result, these restaurants experience failure leading to a shut down.
People are coming back to their taste and started liking local and regional taste more than the global cuisines.Trends will come and go but regional cuisine will always stay. It is a staple from which people can never get bored of.
One of the popular Tea Cafes, Cha Bar, has introduced its latest offerings, extending its menu. The latest range of exquisite food promises to give consumers a whole new experience this season.
In a tete-a-tete with Restaurant India, Abhishek Basu, Executive Chef at The Park Hotel shares that understanding customer's requirements is the need of the hour.
In an exclusive interview with Restaurant India, Chef Ashutosh Kumar, Pastry Chef at Grand Hyatt Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia shares his experience in food industry.
Restaurateurs have realized that identifying specific needs and wants of your particular market segment makes the business more successful. Changing market trends in recent times have made sure businesses carve out a niche and then thrive on it.
It started about 19 years ago when the QSR format took off in India with the arrival of McDonald's in 1996. Many global brands followed suit since then, either through company-owned stores or the franchisee model or a mix of both. And, the segment taught I...