In India, craft beverages are a growing market, offering consumers a product that is artisanal, home-grown and yet diverse enough to sustain long-term interest
With the rise—and fall—of gimmickry and imitation in modern Indian cuisine, chefs are digging deeper into India's hinterland to innovate and survive diner fatigue
As the volume of private equity rises in the F&B sector, Forbes India asks two top restaurateurs about the rules of engagement
Eat, shoot and love: A generation of Instagrammers is changing the way we eat—and cook
An insider's guide to eating like the rich and famous
As erratic weather patterns and depleting resources complicate the many factors of food security in India, change is coming, from ground up
How Johny Hot Dog, an unassuming street food outlet in Indore, serves up the most-ordered dish on Uber Eats in all of Asia Pacific—a vegetarian hot dog
The Zomato founder says the #Logout campaign won't determine the future of food-tech or the restaurant industry in the country, in an interview with Forbes India
Restaurants are calling for a detox, after food tech platforms have created a 'generation of discount addicts'. What does the future of the industry look like, now that businesses have taken a stand?