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Burger Singh is pushing ahead with an ambitious expansion plan across India. The homegrown quick-service chain, known for its Indian-inspired burgers, aims to open over 200 new outlets by 2026. Bengaluru will be a key focus as part of its wider growth strategy in Karnataka and beyond.
Founded in 2014, Burger Singh has grown rapidly, now operating more than 180 outlets in over 80 cities. The brand is particularly targeting Tier II and Tier III markets, where demand for affordable dining options is rising. To speed up this expansion, the company has launched an owner-partner franchise model, co-investing alongside franchisees.
The chain’s 2026 roadmap includes a strong push into South India, with Bengaluru set to see multiple new locations. This move aligns with Burger Singh’s broader goal of strengthening its presence in smaller cities while maintaining its value-focused approach. The brand’s Indianised menu and quick-service format have helped it stand out in a competitive market. Unlike some competitors, Burger Singh is prioritising rapid scaling rather than gradual growth. While established names like Naturals Ice Cream and Café Coffee Day maintain steady expansion, Burger Singh’s aggressive strategy reflects confidence in its model. Naturals, with 165 outlets since 1984, and Café Coffee Day, operating over 450 cafes since 1996, have both focused on stability and operational efficiency.
Burger Singh’s expansion will bring its Indian-style burgers to more cities, including Bengaluru and smaller towns. The franchise model and co-investment approach aim to accelerate growth, with 200+ new stores planned by 2026. This push into Tier II and Tier III markets could reshape the brand’s national footprint in the coming years.
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