Indian burger chain Burger Singh expands to Bengaluru, Karnataka

Burger Singh, which claims to be India’s largest homegrown burger chain, has expanded its presence to Bengaluru, Karnataka, with its first outlet now open in HSR Layout.

Notably, the startup will also be opening a second outlet in BTM Layout, reinforcing its long-term vision for the city.

Burger Singh's market presence

The launch of Burger Singh in Bengaluru marks a major milestone in its aggressive pan-India expansion strategy. Currently, it has 175+ outlets across metro cities, Tier 2, and Tier 3 markets.

"Bangalore, with its thriving food culture and young, dynamic consumer base, was a natural next step in the journey," the startup said.

Burger Singh's offerings

While global chains earlier dominated the burger category, Burger Singh differentiated itself with handcrafted sauces, premium ingredients, and flavors tailored for the Indian palate. The menu features best-selling burgers like the Amritsari Murgh Makhani, Bunty Pappeh da Aloo, Bihari Gosht Mutton, which have struck a chord with customers across the country.

"We’ve built a brand that doesn’t just sell burgers but delivers an experience rooted in Indian flavors. Our products are designed to appeal to both loyal burger lovers and those who seek something new and exciting," said Kabir Jeet Singh, Founder & CEO of Burger Singh.

"Bringing this to Bengaluru is a key step in our journey to becoming India’s most loved QSR brand," Singh added.

Operating on a franchise-driven model

The brand operates on a franchise-driven model and has enabled first-time entrepreneurs across the country to enter the thriving QSR space with low-investment, high-ROI models.

"Bengaluru's fast-growing F&B sector, young demographic, and love for innovative food make it a high-potential market for us," said Rahul Seth, Co-founder of Burger Singh. "We’re not just opening outlets, we’re creating franchise opportunities for aspiring entrepreneurs and generating employment for local talent."

Over the next few years, the brand aims to open 100 outlets across the region, solidifying its presence in both metro cities and emerging markets.