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Finally Haldiram Gets 10 billion dollar valuation for 10% stake bought by Temasek. It is now 11th largest food company in the world. Indian unlisted space has huge potential and hidden gems.

Hey everyone! 👋 I’ve got this exciting idea, and I’d love to hear your thoughts! Imagine a food chain like Domino’s, Burger King, or McDonald’s—but instead of burgers and fries, we serve amazing Indian food! The twist? We customize the menu based

Hey everyone. Idea validation!!! In India there are many communities like Gujarati, Marathi, Marwadi, etc. and each of them consumes different foods for breakfast, lunch or dinner. So I am thinking of starting a thing in which people can get homemad

💡 Business Idea: Avocado Restaurant 🥑 Brooklyn is home to a unique restaurant – Avocaderia, where every dish features avocado! 🍽️🌿 🥑 Avocado burgers, toasts, salads, smoothies & cocktails 🌍 Dishes from various world cuisines 👌 Perf

China is famous for its tasty noodles 🍜, and the USA is known for its juicy burgers 🍔. Italy delights us with its famous pizza 🍕. But what special food does India have?

I am planning to start a food business from home, it's a very small step that I am planning to take even menu will be very limited mostly biriyani or Chinese cuisines only Any suggestions or ideas would be really helpful

What sells in India EXACTLY, and WHEN? Check it out, if you’re starting something out. (Report by Razorpay)

If you guys have heard of the brand lunchables which is quite popular in USA. I have an idea in which we create a similar packaged ready to eat lunch box which can be bought from stores and eaten as it is with a twist that the food inside mostly wil

So I was talking to my Indian friend, he sells dresses for their gods and he earns a lot each month, even though he sells dresses for cheap prices. So everyone thinks about Hindu gods only and sell dresses for them. So what if I start a business of