QSR brand eyes nationwide expansion with job creation and 1.5 lakh sq. ft. retail space
India’s homegrown QSR chain, Fat Tiger, has unveiled an ambitious plan to open 500 new offline outlets over the next three years, marking a significant step in its nationwide expansion. The brand aims to strengthen its footprint across 200 cities, building on its current presence in 80 locations through a mix of company-owned and franchise-operated models.
As part of the rollout, Fat Tiger will lease 500 premium retail spaces, each ranging from 300 to 500 sq. ft., amounting to over 1.5 lakh sq. ft. of total retail space. In addition to expanding reach, the move is set to create over 1,750 employment opportunities, reinforcing the company’s commitment to inclusive growth.
Commenting on the expansion, Sahaj Chopra and Sahil Arya, Founders and Directors of Fat Tiger, said: “We are focused on growing Fat Tiger’s presence across 200 cities, making our offerings accessible to more customers while generating employment opportunities at scale.”
Known for its innovative fusion menu, Fat Tiger offers a wide selection of momos, burgers, and beverages, including standout items like BBQ Momo, Kimchi Momo, and signature Boba drinks. This unique blend of flavours has helped the brand establish a loyal customer base across its existing network.
The expansion strategy highlights Fat Tiger’s intention to become a household name in India’s QSR space, combining affordability, flavour innovation, and a modern dining experience. With a strong pipeline of new outlets and a focus on customer satisfaction, Fat Tiger is set to redefine the fast-casual food scene in India.
