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Dubai’s Quick Service Restaurant Chain Will Open 200 Stores in India

27Feb By NitishNo Comments

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Dubai’s Quick Service Restaurant Chain Will Open 200 Stores in India

Doner & Gyros, a Dubai-based quick service restaurant chain will open about 200 stores in India in the next 5 to 7 years. The restaurant chain is currently active in 21 locations including London, the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Lebanon etc. The fast food restaurant will open its first store by August 2018 are looking to invest Rs 200 crore in India. It will compete with the global giants such as Dominos Pizza, McDonalds and KFC. Their products inspired by the street food of Berlin and Chicago. Launched in 2014, Doner & Gyros CEO Nabi Naseeb said,"One store will cost somewhere around Rs 1.5 crore and we plan to open 150 to 200 stores in the next 5-7 years that makes it around Rs 200 crore". He also added, "Our products will be customized as per the Indian market".

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