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The Japanese plan to sell curry to India had unlikely source
By Shoko Oda and Ayaka Maki A Japanese plan to sell curry in India all stemmed from a hungry expat looking for good food in...
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Customers give eating out a miss amid slump
NEW DELHI: The eating-out business is feeling the heat of a slowdown as restaurant chains and industry insiders are talking of tough times with customers...
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NRAI cautions restaurants on Zomato’s Gold scheme
The tussle between National Restaurant Association of India (NRAI) and Zomato got escalated last week when the online food service delivery aggregator chose to extend...
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Sudden death for live music in Indiranagar
Two popular music venues, The Humming Tree and bFlat, decide to shut down over recurrent issues with live music and licences and lack of support...
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5 unusual food habits from around the world
Forks somewhere, hands elsewhere. We’ve been taught how to dine formally, with napkin on our laps, and elbows off the table. But there’s more to...
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The dessert market is no longer about cake—it’s getting savoury too
The sweet tooth craves more than just desserts. That has been the learning of a bunch of businesspeople who started with a specialised item, but...
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Tiger Global buys into Wow! Momo for $23 million
KOLKATA: Private equity (PE) giant Tiger Global has picked up stake in city-based quick service restaurant (QSR) chain Wow! Momo. The New York-based PE major...
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Deep thoughts on Deep Discounting
Last Friday, I brought together two of my favourite things – Samosa Making & Policy Making. In my position as the Chief Eating Officer at...
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CCI keeping close watch on Ecomm’s deep discounts
NEW DELHI: India’s competition regulator is closely watching the issue of deep discounting by ecommerce players as it gears up to deal with possible anti-competitive...
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Bengaluru restaurateurs submit a letter to city police seeking parity in issuing music license
Even as the 107 hotspots in the city still cease to have music playing due to license issues, the National Restaurant Association of India (NRAI)...
