Kashmir Vital Market For Us: MD
SRINAGAR To the great satisfaction of the food buffs, Indias first Domestic Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) Brand, Bangs, has launched its first outlet in the summer capital, Srinagar.
The newly launched Bangs Restaurant is spread over 1200 square feet situated at Lal Chowk Srinagar. The menu in Srinagar consists of Bangs famous Fried Chicken and other variety of Burgers, Fries, and Wraps, served with choice of beverages such as Fresh Garden Mix, Hazelnut Cola, Blue Ocean Cola & Cookie Cola Blast Drinks.
With the new outlet at Srinagar, we have entered a very important market in the state of J&K and bring all the world class products and service to the customers in the city that Bangs offers across the country, Northern Region Outlet, Bangs, Asvin Simon, MD said.
He said This is our second outlet in one of the foremost cities in the state. We are very hopeful of expanding further in this fast emerging region of the country.
The restaurant is designed with the state-of-the-art technology driven MFY (Made for You) kitchen. MFY is a unique concept where the food is prepared after the customer has placed his order, yet it is served very quickly based on Bangs service standards. MFY enhances Bangs already strong commitment to food safety and hygiene.
Bangs is Indias first domestic spiced flavored fried chicken brand which came into existence in Chennai in 2009. The companys Founder Asvin Simon, owing to a passion for fast food, thought of banging the fast food market with a new kind of twist in the menu and came up with the idea of launching Bangs. The company, which started with a small kiosk in just 80 sq. ft area, is now present across more than 13 states, including Jammu & Kashmir, Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Delhi, Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, Chennai, Uttar Pradesh.
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