Every year on 8th of March Women's Day is performed to celebrate the achievements of the women. This March, Restaurant India is talking to all top women chefs and restaurant owners in the country who have done a remarkable job in bringing Indian restaurant industry on the world culinary map.
Weaving together classic European flavours with contemporary flair, an impressive repertoire of wines and inventive cocktails, LUPA (the first restaurant from Savaa Ser Pvt Ltd.), is the brainchild of critically acclaimed, chef-restaurateur Manu Chandra and hospitality veteran Chetan Rampal.
With a focus on chic decor, progressive Indian cuisine paired with zesty cocktails and immaculate vibes, it is the perfect spot to catch striking sunsets.
I hope the upcoming Union Budget will take care of these long-awaited supports which will help us further flourish the industry, operate profitably, and attract further investments.
Translating to 'new, recently created, invented, innovative,' Nava pays homage to its meaning by taking a refreshing culinary approach towards ingredients that are primarily sourced from diverse Indian regions but also appear as integral elements in the Modern European cuisine landscape.
This sky-high rooftop lounge by restaurateur Gaurav Choksey is located in the heart of town and perched high above the traffic-infested streets, provides vertical respite from the sweltering chaos below.
The menu features contemporary Indian cuisine curated by Chef Bhairav Singh, an industry veteran who has won several food industry awards and food styling shows on Indian and International TV.
Despite over 20 lakh jobs lost during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, the industry is expected to reach employment figures of 1 crore by 2025, as per the Food Service and Restaurant Business Report 2022-23, by Francorp and restaurantindia.in.