restaurants

	Now, order food from multiple local restaurants on a single bill in Thiruvananthapuram According to Suhail, VendiGo is Thiruvananthapuram’s first ‘multi-restaurant ordering’ platform and has the potential to emerge as the future of the food takeout and delivery segment. published on : 19th October 2022
	Delhi L-G Saxena nod to run businesses 24x7 Eateries, online delivery platforms, transport and travel services to benefit from govt move published on : 10th October 2022
	Decades of Sadhya delicacies While their motto is keeping things refreshing constantly refining the service, environment and ambience their Onam Sadhya has held on to its authenticity through nearly two decades. published on : 6th September 2022
	Excessive food colours pose threat to health: Health experts A few colouring agents such as tartrazine, sunset yellow, carmoisine, ponceau 4R, erythrosine and brilliant blue FCF were banned by the government for some food items. published on : 3rd September 2022
	Several complaints of additional service charges by restaurants, hotels: Ministry of Consumer Affairs For the year 2020-21 and 2021-22, 99 and 413 complaints were filed respectively, regarding the levy of service charges on the National Consumer Helpline. published on : 27th July 2022
	Levying no service charges, say Kolkata restaurant owners On July 4, the CCPA came out with the new guidelines barring hotels and restaurants from levying service charges automatically or by default in food bills. published on : 10th July 2022
	Vijayawada Police tells restaurants to install IP-based CCTV cameras Apart from installing CCTV cameras, the owners were told to inform police about anti-social activities and other issues published on : 7th July 2022
	Service charge ban in food bills without any legal basis: National Restaurant Association of India The NRAI said that in case there is a need for such change, there has to be either a new law or an amendment in the existing laws. published on : 6th July 2022
	Restaurant owners oppose CCPA service charge guidelines calling it ‘illegal’ The restaurant owners asserted that service charge was not levied discreetly as it is mentioned on the menu and the bill as well. published on : 5th July 2022
	No more cheat days? It’s never too late to switch to healthy eating habits Several eateries in the city — big and small — have been redoing and changing the way food is cooked, to ensure people don’t think twice before they head out to eat. published on : 2nd July 2022
	Karnataka: Restaurants allowed to open 24/7 in some areas While members of hotel and restaurant associations have accepted the order and the statement from the minister, they also said that it is not new. published on : 30th June 2022
	You name it, they’ve got it! Panampilly Nagar has evolved into Kochi’s food hub. TNIE reporter Steni Simon and lensman A Sanesh walk through the avenue to check out what’s cooking published on : 18th June 2022
	Andhra Pradesh government allows restaurants and hotels to remain open from 5 am till midnight The government had extended the hotel, restaurant and eateries' timings till midnight from 10:30 pm in October 2018 but following the outbreak of COVID-19, the business timings were curtailed. published on : 14th June 2022
	Service charge issue: Restaurants body, owners says government's move unfortunate NRAI in a statement has said that levy of service charge by a restaurant is a matter of individual policy to decide if it is to be charged or not. published on : 3rd June 2022
	Restaurants cannot add service charge in food bills: Consumer Affairs Minister Minister Piyush Goyal said if restaurant owners want to pay higher salaries to their employees, they are free to increase rates on their food menu as there are no price controls in the country. published on : 3rd June 2022
	Government to come out with legal framework to stop restaurants from levying service charge During the meeting, representatives of NRAI and FHRAI said that levying of service charges was not illegal. published on : 2nd June 2022
	Excise licences of Delhi hotels, clubs, restaurants extended till July 31 In an order issued on Monday, the excise department of the Delhi government extended the Excise Policy 2021-22 for two months till July 31. published on : 27th May 2022
	Food safety registration must for eateries: Veena George Minister of Health Veena George held a meeting of the food safety officers on Monday to chalk out plans for the food safety drive ahead of the monsoon season. published on : 19th May 2022
	Club owners hope for revival with new timings The restaurants and pub owners in the national capital expressed happiness over the revised timings to operate the outlets under the new excise policy. published on : 8th May 2022
	Hotel, restaurant owners in Bengaluru write to top cop seeking permission to operate 24x7 "When the government has permitted 24x7 operations of all commercial units in the city, why do police officials force us to close down by 11 pm," asked Vijay, a restaurateur published on : 20th April 2022