Oregano Restaurant Rolls Out Widespread Franchise Expansion Plan

The success of Oregano  in the midst of the burgeoning Dubai food market is simply a testament of its thriving business model and the market demand for great tasting authentic Italian cooking. In order to capitalize on this opportunity, Oregano has conducted a thorough franchise development program. As a result, Oregano franchise opportunity is now open to individuals and corporate investors who can repeat the success of Oregano in new market destinations worldwide.

Oregano restaurant was originally founded on the conviction that people all over the world experience the flavorsome recipes of Liguria – the culinary capital of Italy. It currently operates 6 restaurant outlets across prime locations serving healthy, delicious and authentic Italian cuisines to a wide range of dine-in, take-out and delivery Italian food lovers.

Mr. Joey Tawil, Head of Franchise at Oregano states, “Our primary goal is to share our passion for cooking thus giving all guests a taste of Liguria. We accomplish this through delivery of superior quality food and beverages while providing outstanding customer service and exceptional dining experience to every customer, every single day.”

“Oregano franchise endeavors to open 75 outlets in the next five years across target markets through organic growth and proven franchise strategy. Our initial focus is to recruit franchise investors across neighboring GCC countries and throughout the MENA region. Later, franchise units will be sold throughout emerging markets such as India, China and so forth. With a thriving business model and a solid franchising system, Oregano franchise ensures that franchisees are successful from the start,” he added.

Burger King to open 12 outlets in India over three months

American fast food chain Burger King will open 12 outlets in India over the next two-three months, six each in Delhi and Mumbai. According to people familiar with the burger chain’s plans, the brand will roll out its first outlet in the capital in less than a month at a prominent mall in South Delhi, followed by the rest in the National Capital Region (NCR) and Mumbai. With an investment of up to Rs.2-2.5 crore per outlet, Burger King is eyeing other potential locations like Pune, Chennai and Bangalore. To be sure, Burger King is launching in Asia’s third largest economy where a spurt in disposable incomes has led to a rise in out-of-home food consumption, pushing chains such as Domino’s, McDonald’s and KFC to expand. Burger King has spent the last six to eight months working on its menu that will result in some India-specific modifications in dressings for Indian consumers. The company will start with its vegetarian and chicken burgers, and subsequently add lamb burgers to its menu.