Sri Lanka’s Harpo’s goes global with first restaurant in India
Daily FT: Harpo’s Cafes and Restaurants, with 19 years of experience in Sri Lanka’s hospitality industry, has extended its reach to Bangalore, India.
As a quintessentially Sri Lankan brand, Harpo’s is thrilled to introduce the vibrant flavours of Sri Lankan cuisine to the Indian market through Salone Ceylon.
Salone Ceylon showcases authentic Sri Lankan dishes crafted by a team of Sri Lankan chefs and management, ensuring the true essence of the cuisine. The menu offers a blend of traditional favorites and contemporary creations, promising to captivate food enthusiasts.
Featuring a unique blend of homegrown Sri Lankan spices, including cinnamon, the cuisine at Salone Ceylon boasts a diverse range of flavor profiles. The menu encompasses a variety of appetizers, salads, mains such as Poke bowls, Hoppers, and Kottu, complemented by an assortment of local breads.
Nestled in the vibrant city of Bangalore, Salone Ceylon offers an ambiance and service tailored to appeal to aficionados of Sri Lankan cuisine, remarks Harpo Gunaratne, Founder and CEO of Harpo’s Cafes and Restaurants.
OSL take:
Sri Lanka’s private sector businesses have shown their strength and growth by recording growth, profits and overseas expansion amidst challenging economic conditions faced by the country. It is indicative of the overall strength and growth of Sri Lanka’s economy that has faced many external and internal shocks through the years. The growth and expansion of local private sector businesses cover many key economic sectors including the hospitality industry. Sri Lanka’s business conducive environment and strong bilateral and trade ties with many countries on the region as well as outside have further supported local businesses in their expansion programmes. All these factors present Sri Lanka as an ideal business/investment destination for foreign businesses/investors. With Sri Lanka’s economy on the expansion path and expanding business/investment opportunities, foreign businesses/investors could confidently explore the growth and business potential in the country. Given the strong private sector in the country, foreign businesses could also look at forming partnerships or joint ventures with local businesses with the aim of further expansion.
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