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Want to start a Cloud Kitchen in India? Step-by-step expert guide

A cloud kitchen is a ghost kitchen that utilizes a commercial kitchen for preparing food for takeout or delivery orders but does not have a dine-in option. 

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Start confident and invest small

Initially invest small and choose a location that fits the budget and has basic facilities. Have faith in your business and don't expect profit from 1st month as it takes time. 

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Online food delivering platform

Partner with third-party apps like Swiggy and Zomato in India to reach your customers. This way you can cut the cost of hiring a delivery person and marinating a delivery system. 

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License and paperworks

One cannot start a cloud kitchen in India without FSSAI certificates, GST registration, a Trade license, Health license, and Fire and Safety license. 

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Marketing is the key

Make sure that the local foodies know about your cloud kitchen. Swiggy and Zomato are good for getting orders, but for attention and new customers, create a strong online presence. 

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Pricing and cost

Know your customer base and price your food items accordingly, however, make sure you are also including the cost of labour and ingredients without lowering the quality.  

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Recruitment and equipment

Hiring the right cooks and chefs makes or breaks the success of a cloud kitchen. Make sure you are hiring people who are as passionate about the venture as you are. 

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Take customer feedback seriously

In the online food business, the customer is the king. Make sure you are paying attention to the feedback and tunning the menu and prices accordingly. 

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