Former Rameshwaram Cafe Manager Launches Cafe Amudham, Secures Rs 4-5 Crore Investment
Priyanka Rudrappa, former manager of The Rameshwaram Cafe in Bengaluru, has launched Cafe Amudham, a quick service restaurant (QSR) inspired by its parent outlet. The new venture, known for its rich, ghee-laden dosas and idlis, has attracted significant investing, including Rs 4-5 crore from Nikhil Kamath, co-founder of Zerodha.
Cafe Amudham differentiates itself from The Rameshwaram Cafe by adopting a multi-city expansion strategy. Instead of focusing on a single location, it aims to establish multiple outlets across various cities. This approach has resonated with investors, with Nikhil Kamath leading the way. Kamath, known for his investing in Third Wave Coffee and other food companies, sees potential in Cafe Amudham's unique offerings.
Other investors joining Kamath include Matrix Partners India, Jin Long Investment, and InnoVen Capital. Together, they have backed Cafe Amudham's innovative approach to QSR dining, betting on its ability to capture a wider audience with its rich, flavourful dishes.
Cafe Amudham, with its ghee-laden dosas and idlis, has secured substantial investing from prominent figures in the food and finance sectors. Backed by Rs 4-5 crore from Nikhil Kamath and other investors, the QSR is set to expand across multiple cities, offering a taste of Bengaluru's culinary delights to a broader audience.
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