Licorne Hospitality Takes Another Step Into Expansion With The Opening Of Lattu Biryani

New Delhi July 30th ,2021 : Licorne Hospitality, headed by Mr. Debashish Yadav has created a unique blend of F&B portfolio – from a tastefully done award-winning restaurant to an array of comforting food delivery brands offering popular Indian and international cuisines. Each dish at Licorne is born out of a passion for great food and keen attention to detail. 
The company owns restaurant brands including Reve, a European bistro, The Rollery, a gourmet rolls joint, and Lattu Biryani, a biryani paradise. 
The company plans to open 15-20 kitchens in the next three years in Delhi NCR and tier 1 and tier 2 markets in North India. Their latest creation, Lattu Biryani is home to flavorful delicacies. The authentic flavors are curated by special chefs, for biryani lovers. From the northern flavors to the southern spices; they are working towards serving every possible biryani variant at Lattu Biryani. Their curries and kebabs are equally delicious and flavorful. They are using biodegradable material for packing and have been abstaining from single-use plastic.
The team at Licorne Hospitality strives to create memorable experiences and offer patrons authentic and unique cuisines from the world over. They take pride in serving food enthusiasts who are passionate about experiencing new food delights and exceptional hospitality services.

Mr. Debashish Yadav, said, “In terms of brand presence, our initial focus has been on Delhi NCR, and later we plan to expand to North Indian markets. We started with Gurugram and now have plans to move to Delhi, Noida, and potentially in 1 location in Ghaziabad. We are also planning to expand in cities like Chandigarh, Ludhiana, Dehradun, etc.,”Yadav also reflected on his interest in investing in a GPS-enabled fleet that will expand in line with the present kitchen footprint. Ishan Yadav, the culinary head said, “Our marketing efforts will be majorly focused around interacting with the clients directly via apps, website, WhatsApp business, social and voice-ordering,”
Currently, the company relies on aggregators for order generation and delivery, however, the mid-term target is to generate and fulfill 10-15% of the order volumes through in-house channels and fleet.