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TRG The Mall opens 12,000 sq ft food court
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TRG The Mall opens 12,000 sq ft food court

TRG The Mall has expanded its retail and leisure offering with the launch of a 12,000-sq-ft food court, strengthening its position as an integrated lifestyle destination.

The new dining space accommodates nearly 500 guests and has been designed to serve families, professionals, students and shoppers. The addition forms part of the mall's strategy to combine retail, dining and entertainment within a single destination.

The food court houses more than 20 national and international food brands, offering a range of cuisines including North Indian, South Indian, Chinese, Continental, Asian, fast food, pizzas, desserts and beverages. Brands include Burger King, KFC, Pizza Hut, Domino's Pizza, Taco Bell, Wendy's, Subway, Wow! Momo, Chinese Wok, Biryani Blues, Sagar Ratna, Moti Mahal, Vaango, Bikanervala, Baskin Robbins and Belgian Waffles, among others.

Pawan Sharma, Managing Director, TRG Group, said the launch aligns with the company's vision of creating mixed-use destinations that extend beyond shopping by integrating dining, leisure and social experiences.

Shorab Upadhyay, Managing Director, TRG Group, said the food court has been developed as a social space where visitors can spend more time while enjoying a diverse range of dining options.

According to the company, the project is also expected to generate direct and indirect employment across the hospitality, retail, facility management, security, maintenance, and allied sectors, while creating business opportunities for food brands, franchise operators, local vendors, and logistics partners.

The launch is part of TRG The Mall's ongoing expansion as a mixed-use commercial destination combining retail, dining, entertainment and business offerings.

TRG The Mall has expanded its retail and leisure offering with the launch of a 12,000-sq-ft food court, strengthening its position as an integrated lifestyle destination.The new dining space accommodates nearly 500 guests and has been designed to serve families, professionals, students and shoppers. The addition forms part of the mall's strategy to combine retail, dining and entertainment within a single destination.The food court houses more than 20 national and international food brands, offering a range of cuisines including North Indian, South Indian, Chinese, Continental, Asian, fast food, pizzas, desserts and beverages. Brands include Burger King, KFC, Pizza Hut, Domino's Pizza, Taco Bell, Wendy's, Subway, Wow! Momo, Chinese Wok, Biryani Blues, Sagar Ratna, Moti Mahal, Vaango, Bikanervala, Baskin Robbins and Belgian Waffles, among others.Pawan Sharma, Managing Director, TRG Group, said the launch aligns with the company's vision of creating mixed-use destinations that extend beyond shopping by integrating dining, leisure and social experiences.Shorab Upadhyay, Managing Director, TRG Group, said the food court has been developed as a social space where visitors can spend more time while enjoying a diverse range of dining options.According to the company, the project is also expected to generate direct and indirect employment across the hospitality, retail, facility management, security, maintenance, and allied sectors, while creating business opportunities for food brands, franchise operators, local vendors, and logistics partners.The launch is part of TRG The Mall's ongoing expansion as a mixed-use commercial destination combining retail, dining, entertainment and business offerings.

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