CYK Hospitalities, one of India’s leading food and beverage consultancies, has announced the expansion of its services in Bengaluru. This step further strengthens its presence in South India and reflects its mission to deliver complete solutions for the F&B industry. With this expansion, the company aims to offer the same comprehensive one-stop expertise that has shaped the success of many F&B projects across the country.

Though CYK has previously partnered with brands in Bengaluru, this move marks a more permanent presence in the city. It reflects the company’s vision of going beyond consultancy, helping brands to conceptualize, develop, and sustain restaurants, cafes, quick service restaurants (QSRs), and bars nationwide. Bengaluru, with its vibrant mix of technology and culture, aligns perfectly with CYK’s approach of regionalizing culinary ideas while maintaining global standards.

Sharing his thoughts on the expansion, Pulkit Arora, Director of CYK Hospitalities, said, “Bengaluru is the heart of modern dining culture in India. Our increased presence here means we can now better serve, act faster, and design immersive experiences for brands and audiences. Having a direct presence here would officially position us to deliver a stronger impact, building on what we have previously done in partnership.”

Simran Jeet Singh, Director of CYK Hospitalities, added, “This expansion is about deepening our capabilities, not just extending our geographical reach. It’s about fortifying our ability to provide sharper strategies, optimal spaces, and sustainable growth models for brands aiming to distinguish themselves in an increasingly competitive F&B landscape.”

Over the past decade, CYK Hospitalities has emerged as a leader in F&B innovation, focusing on concept creation, menu development, brand identity, and expansion strategies. With Bengaluru now serving as a new hub of operations, the company is well-positioned to continue shaping the future of food and beverage in India while offering tailored strategies for sustainable growth.