If you’re a foodie and an entrepreneur the 8 cheapest food franchises to open In India is the list to get you started on your next business venture.
Some people eat to live, while others live to eat. I am one of those people who falls into the second category. I love food and I’m pretty much always thinking about what I’m having for my next meal. I also don’t discriminate when it comes to food and will eat just about anything, as long as it’s good food. If I had some business skills and experience, I would be a rich woman because there are so many opportunities out there when in comes to businesses in the food industry. And I’m not talking about going to school to become a chef, then opening your dream restaurant. With so many fast food restaurants popping up everywhere you look, there are so many opportunities to invest in a franchise and you don’t even need to know how to cook. Franchises are also great, because most of the tough stuff has already been done for you, like establishing a brand and reputation for the business. With the world becoming more globalized each day, you can also expand your franchises overseas for more opportunities. If India interests you, you can check out our list of 7 Low Cost Home Based Franchise Opportunities In India to help you get started.
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According to the Hindustan Times, Indians spend 40% of their income on food. Food is a big part of life, but as you can see, it’s a big part of the money people spend almost everywhere in the world. And like many places around the world, agriculture is a big part of the Indian economy. The India Brand Equity Foundation says that Indian farmers produced 1.3 million tons of organic food products from 2015 to 1016. There are many opportunities to go into business for yourself in India’s food industry, so we decided to come up with a list of some of the cheaper food franchises to get you started.
We used sources such as FranchiseIndia and Entrepreneur and FranchiseAsia, Smallb to come up with a list of inexpensive franchises in India. We could not find exact initial costs involved when starting the franchises in our list, so the list is in no particular order. It is meant to provide examples of low-cost, food franchises that would be ideal as starting investments. For organization, the list is organized alphabetically by the name of the company, starting at the top of the list.
Without further ado, let’s take a look at a list of 8 Cheapest Food Franchises To Open In India.
8. Travel Khana
Travel Khana gives travelers a way to find restaurants on India’s many railways. Travelers can use their cell phones to order food while on the move and have a variety of options to choose from.
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7. Nutrivor
This company offers healthy, organic and ready-to-eat snacks.
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6. Naandi
Naandi comes in at number six on our list of 8 Cheapest Food Franchises To Open In India. It is another organic farming company that provides healthy and sustainable food.
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5. Kashmiri Cuisine
This family restaurant provides a wide assortment of Indian-style dishes. The restaurant is already a chain in India, so your business would be recognized by patrons.
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4. Gravy Cart
Where there are big cities, and lots of people, food delivery services do very well. Gravy Cart, the next one on our list of cheapest food franchises to open In India delivers any type of food to its customers from area restaurants.
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3. Gol Gappa
Gol Gappa that ranked third on our list of cheapest food franchises to open In India offers different models of franchises from a kiosk to a small restaurant. They provide a number of vegetarian and non-vegetarian traditional Indian dishes.
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2. Biryani Pot
You’ll need only about 500 square feet to open your own Biryani Pot restaurant. The restaurant prides itself on being innovative and offering unique dishes with a traditional flare.
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1. Ashoka Shak
Ashoka Shak is becoming very popular in India and currently has six restaurants where the specialize in drinks and even provide online ordering.
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We hope this list of 8 Cheapest Food Franchises To Open In India either helped you make a new business decision or at least provided some places to try if you find yourself in India.
