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International restaurant chain Sangeetha expands in the UAE
Dubai - Sangeetha Worldwide now has eight restaurants in the UAE, two in Malaysia, one each in Bahrain, Hong Kong, France, Britain and the United States, and 32 in India.
Sangeetha has been in the UAE for 15 years now.
"We aim to bring Sangeetha's signature fresh and authentic vegetarian fare closer to the people who love good food, and the Al Ghurair Centre is the best choice for our first mall outlet in the UAE, considering the number of families, office staff, and tourists in the area, " said Raj Gopal, Managing Director of Sangeetha Restaurants Worldwide.
Together with Deen Sadiq, Group Director at LMZ Group, and Hani Dabash, Vice President at Al Ghurair Centre, Gopal has led the recent inauguration of the new Sangeetha branch, which is the first vegetarian concept restaurant at Al Ghurair Centre.
Sangeetha Worldwide now has eight restaurants in the UAE, two in Malaysia, one each in Bahrain, Hong Kong, France, Britain and the United States, and 32 in India. The chain is set to open in Australia this year and is currently having active talks to expand its presence in Qatar, US and UK. Plans are also being drawn to open restaurants in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.
In the GCC and Hong Kong, Sangeetha is franchised by and in partnership with LMZ Cuisines - the food and beverage subsidiary of Landmark Zenath (LMZ) Group.
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