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    Fat Tiger: How Two Founders are Transforming the QSR Landscape in India

    Naquiyah MaimoonNaquiyah Maimoon Business 5 Mins Read
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    Co-Founders Sahaj Chopra and Sahil Arya
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    New Delhi [India], January 21: Fat Tiger is revolutionizing India’s Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) industry with its unique blend of tradition and innovation. The brand offers a diverse menu that includes hot and Boba drinks, momos, meal bowls, and more—crafted to deliver bold flavors with a modern twist. With a strong focus on quality, creativity, and affordability, Fat Tiger has become a go-to destination for millennials and Gen Z seeking delicious, health-conscious options.

    In this exclusive interview, Co-Founders Sahaj Chopra and Sahil Arya delve into their inspiring journey of creating Fat Tiger, the vision driving the brand, and the standout elements of their QSR concept. From reinventing classic dishes to curating immersive dining experiences, Fat Tiger is setting its sights on becoming a globally recognized food brand. Dive into the story behind their success and get a glimpse of the exciting plans shaping Fat Tiger’s future.

    1. What inspired the creation of Fat Tiger, and how does your mission to blend happiness, innovation, and quality guide your journey in the QSR space?

    Fat Tiger was inspired by a shared passion for food and the desire to redefine the QSR experience in India. We saw an opportunity to create a brand that combines traditional flavors with a modern twist while maintaining affordability and quality. Our mission to bring happiness, innovation, and quality guides every decision we make—from crafting unique menu items to delivering an exceptional customer experience.

    2. How do you balance innovation while staying true to your core offerings of momo, burgers, and drinks?

    Balancing innovation with our core offerings is at the heart of our strategy. While we innovate with unique flavors and combinations, like Kurkure momo, sweet chili momo, baozi momo, kimchi momo , and smoky BBQ momos, we remain rooted in quality and consistency. Our menu evolves to meet changing customer preferences, but our commitment to signature products ensures that our core identity stays intact.

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    3. What sets Fat Tiger apart in the competitive QSR market?

    Fat Tiger stands out with its unique combination of modern and traditional flavors. From signature Boba teas to gourmet momos and meal bowls, every item on our menu is crafted with creativity and care. We focus on using high-quality ingredients, ensuring our customers enjoy healthier, flavorful options that resonate with their tastes. The vibrant ambiance and attention to detail further distinguish us in the market.

    4. What’s Fat Tiger’s signature dish or drink, and why is it iconic to your brand identity?

    Our signature offerings include our hot and Boba drinks, as well as innovative momo varieties like Kurkure momo and wheat white momo. These items reflect our brand’s essence of combining tradition with a creative twist, making them iconic to Fat Tiger’s identity. They are customer favorites, embodying the quality and innovation we stand for.

    5. How do you ensure quality and consistency across your expanding outlets?

    Consistency is a top priority for us. We achieve this through standardized recipes, rigorous quality control processes, and regular training for our teams. Technology plays a key role in inventory management and performance tracking. Our robust supply chain ensures that every outlet receives fresh, high-quality ingredients, guaranteeing the same exceptional experience across locations.

    6. How has customer feedback influenced your menu and overall growth?

    Customer feedback is invaluable and drives much of our menu evolution. Millennials and Gen Z, in particular, have inspired us to create healthier options like whole wheat momos while experimenting with bold and creative flavors. Their input helps us refine our offerings and ensures that we stay relevant and engaging in a competitive market.

    7. What challenges did you face during the pandemic, and how did they shape your strategy moving forward?

    The pandemic posed significant challenges, from operational disruptions to shifts in consumer behavior. However, it also pushed us to innovate and adapt. We focused on enhancing safety measures, exploring delivery options, and introducing menu items that catered to evolving preferences. These experiences strengthened our resilience and prepared us for sustainable growth.

     

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    8. Can you share a pivotal moment or turning point in Fat Tiger’s growth that defined your vision?

    One pivotal moment was the overwhelming response to our innovative momo varieties. Seeing customers embrace unique offerings like Kurkure and masala soya smoky momos reinforced our belief in blending creativity with tradition. This success validated our vision of creating a QSR brand that stands for happiness, innovation, and quality.

    9. What are your aspirations for Fat Tiger in the next five years, particularly regarding menu evolution and global expansion?

    In the next five years, we aim to establish Fat Tiger as a globally recognized QSR brand. Our focus will be on expanding both within India and internationally, introducing our signature offerings to new audiences. We also plan to evolve our menu further, incorporating more sustainable practices and personalized dining experiences through technology, ensuring we stay ahead of industry trends while staying true to our core values.

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    Fat Tiger QSR Landscape in India Two Founders
    Naquiyah Maimoon

    I dwell in the in-betweens—never sure, never boisterous. Hesitant and obstinate, I see what I'm doing through to completion in ways that never map it out. As a writer, I embrace the grey and the neglected. Nature grounds me, words define me, and I've made peace with being slightly out of step.

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