Taco Bell, the world’s largest Mexican-style quick service restaurant chain on Sunday announced its expansion into New Delhi through a tie-up with Burman Hospitality, its first franchisee partner in India.
NEW DELHI: Taco Bell, the world’s largest Mexican-style quick service restaurant chainon Sunday announced its expansion into New Delhi through a tie-up with Burman Hospitality, its first franchisee partner in India.
Taco Bell, along with Burman Hospitality, plans to take the store count to 25 restaurants in the next 18-24 months, a statement issued by the companies said.
Taco Bell & Pizza Hut GM Unnat Varma said: “With a strong proof of concept in Bangalore and Mumbai, we are eager to increase our footprint across India.” He said as part of its expansion strategy along with Burman Hospitality, Taco Bell would set up stores in Punjab, Chandigarh and Uttarakhand, besides Delhi.
Burman Hospitality director Gaurav Burman said in the same statement: “We look forward to making Taco Bell the most successful QSR brand in the country.” Burman Hospitality has been floated by Gaurav and other members of the Burman family, promoter of consumer goods firm Dabur.
