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At a glance
5 Lakhs - 10 Lakhs
Investment Range
11 - 25
Franchise Count
101 - 500 sq.ft
Area Required
18 - 24 months
Payback Period
6
Years in Franchising

About the brand

Badmash Biryani Franchise

Franchise Quick Facts

Brand Name Badmash Biryani
Industry / Business Category Food & Beverage
Business Segment Quick Service Restaurant / Cloud Kitchen (Biryani & North Indian Cuisine)
Founded Year 2019
Franchise Started Year 2019
Total Franchise Outlets 10–20
Estimated Investment INR 5 lakh – 10 lakh
Franchise Fee INR 2,50,000
Royalty Fee 5%
Space Requirement 250 – 500 sq. ft.
Staff Requirement Small kitchen and service team
Expected Payback Period 1–2 years

1. What is Badmash Biryani?

Badmash Biryani is a food service franchise operating in the quick service restaurant and delivery segment, offering biryani and North Indian cuisine through dine-in, takeaway, and cloud kitchen formats.

The brand focuses on prepared meals such as biryani, kebabs, curries, beverages, and desserts, targeting customers seeking complete meal options with strong demand across urban and semi-urban markets.

2. How the Business Works

The business operates through a kitchen-led model that supports dine-in, takeaway, and online delivery.

Typical customer interaction includes:

  • Customers order food at the outlet or through delivery platforms
  • Orders are prepared using standardized recipes
  • Meals are served for dine-in or packed for takeaway/delivery

Daily operations include:

  • Ingredient preparation and kitchen workflow management
  • Cooking biryani using batch or made-to-order processes
  • Managing incoming orders from walk-in and online channels
  • Packaging and dispatching delivery orders

Revenue is generated from food sales across multiple channels, with delivery contributing a significant share in many locations.

3. Products or Services Offered

The menu is structured around North Indian cuisine with biryani as the core product.

Core Categories

Biryani Variants

  • Chicken, mutton, and vegetarian options
  • Regional styles with varied spice profiles

Kebabs and Starters

  • Grilled or marinated items such as seekh kebabs and tikka variants

Curries and Main Course

  • North Indian gravies paired with breads or rice

Street Food and Snacks

  • Items such as chaat and fried snacks

Beverages

  • Shakes and flavored drinks

Desserts

  • Brownies and Indian sweets

The product mix supports both individual meals and group orders.

4. How the Franchise Model Works

The franchise operates as a standardized food outlet or cloud kitchen model.

Role of the Franchise Partner

  • Set up and manage the kitchen or outlet
  • Handle food preparation, staffing, and order fulfillment
  • Manage daily operations including inventory and hygiene
  • Execute local marketing and customer service

Operational Structure

  • Centralized menu and recipes guide preparation
  • Outlets operate under brand identity and service format
  • Franchisees manage local execution and performance

Franchisor Interaction

  • Provides setup guidance and kitchen planning
  • Offers training in food preparation and operations
  • Supports marketing and brand positioning

5. Franchise Cost and Investment Overview

The franchise is positioned as a moderate investment food business.

Investment Details

Estimated Investment INR 5 lakh – 10 lakh
Franchise Fee INR 2,50,000
Royalty Fee 5%

Cost Components

  • Kitchen equipment and setup
  • Interior and branding (if dine-in format)
  • Initial raw materials and inventory
  • Licenses and compliance
  • Working capital for operations

6. Space and Infrastructure Requirements

The model supports both dine-in and delivery-focused formats.

Space Requirement

  • 250 to 500 sq. ft.

Location Type

  • High-density residential areas
  • Food delivery hubs
  • Commercial zones with takeaway demand

Infrastructure Needs

  • Kitchen setup with cooking equipment
  • Storage for raw materials
  • Packaging and dispatch area
  • POS and order management systems

Staffing

  • Kitchen staff for preparation
  • Support staff for order handling and service

7. Training and Franchise Support

Franchise partners receive operational and technical support for running the outlet.

Support Areas

  • Training in food preparation and recipe execution
  • Kitchen workflow and operational setup guidance
  • Marketing and promotional assistance
  • Packaging and delivery process support

Ongoing Support

  • Assistance in maintaining food quality standards
  • Operational guidance for efficiency improvements
  • Support for customer experience and service consistency

8. Revenue Model and ROI Factors

Revenue is generated through multi-channel food sales.

Revenue Streams

  • Dine-in orders
  • Takeaway orders
  • Online delivery platform orders
  • Bulk and catering orders (where applicable)

Demand Drivers

  • High demand for biryani and North Indian cuisine
  • Group ordering and meal-based consumption
  • Repeat customers driven by taste and convenience

ROI Considerations

Expected Payback Period: 1–2 years

  • Profitability depends on:
  • Location and delivery radius
  • Order volume across platforms
  • Food cost control and kitchen efficiency
  • Customer retention and ratings

9. Brand History and Expansion

The brand was established in 2019 and began franchising in the same year.

It has expanded to multiple outlets and continues to grow through a mix of dine-in formats and delivery-focused kitchens.

The expansion strategy includes increasing presence in urban markets and leveraging the growth of food delivery platforms.

10. Key Advantages of the Franchise

  • Strong demand for biryani and North Indian cuisine
  • Flexible format including cloud kitchen and dine-in
  • Moderate investment compared to full-service restaurants
  • Multiple revenue channels including delivery
  • Standardized recipes and operational systems
  • Scalable model across urban markets
Home Services Other Home Services B2C Owner-Operated Individual

Investment and financials

Cost overview
Investment range5 Lakhs - 10 Lakhs
Franchise / Brand fee2.5 Lakhs
Royalty / Commission5%
Investment tierMid
Area required101 - 500 sq.ft
Staff required2 - 6
Setup complexitySimple
Business term5 Years
Renewal availableYes
Returns outlook
Expected monthly revenue
95,000 to 3,10,000 per month
Revenue levelLow
Business modelB2C
Capital payback18 - 24 months
Capital sensitivityMedium

Investor fit profile

Operations
Operation modeOwner-Operated
Location typeHome/Commercial
Home-based possibleYes
Can run part-timeYes
Primary customerIndividual
Market characteristics
SeasonalityHigh
Recession resistanceMedium
Digital integrationMedium
Years in franchising6 years
Avg units / year2.5
Expansion velocitySlow
Ideal for
Small business owner Career changer Graduate entrepreneur Service entrepreneur

Franchise support

Tax system inclusion
Head office support
Field assistance
IT systems included
Agreement template
Training and agreement details
Training location
Head Office
Business term
5 Years
Renewal available
Yes

Brand strength

6
Years Franchising
2.5
Avg Units / Year
Available on inquiry
Founded
B
Brand Tier
B
Tier B — Growing brand
A+Established AMature BGrowing CStartup
Growing Slow

Licences and compliance

Required licences and registrations for operating this franchise in India. Requirements may vary by state and city tier.
Varies
Setup complexity: Simple

Frequently asked questions

The investment typically ranges between INR 5 lakh and INR 10 lakh. This includes kitchen setup, equipment, initial inventory, and working capital.

The franchise operates as a food outlet or cloud kitchen where meals are prepared and sold through dine-in, takeaway, and delivery channels using standardized recipes and processes.

A space of approximately 250 to 500 square feet is required, depending on whether the outlet focuses on dine-in or delivery operations.

The expected payback period is around 1 to 2 years, depending on order volume, location performance, and cost management.

Interested investors can apply through the brand’s official franchise onboarding process, which typically includes registration, evaluation, and setup support before launch.

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