Priced between ₹45 and ₹120, these items are currently served at a Delhi outlet, with plans for 10-15 more by next year. Started with an initial investment of ₹1.5 crore, the Delhi outlet is growing at 15-20% monthly. Being in the restaurant business, however, is a big risk for a start-up. But Banka is not worried. “We zeroed in on smaller spaces with minimal seating area and have focused on delivery.” The firm is currently marketing itself through flyers and food samples distributed locally. While still not sure about when the company will hit break-even, the founders are pleased with the ₹3 lakh revenue per month.