Wow! Momo expects to generate ₹2 crore in monthly revenue from cuppa noodles alone and aims to reach ₹8 crore per month ...

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Wow! Momo is investing Rs 35 crore in a new manufacturing unit in Maharashtra to produce momos and kulfi, aiming for economies of scale and reduced logistics costs. The company is also expanding its ...

This will bring it in direct contest with Nestle Ltd., ITC Ltd., and Marico Ltd. The quick service restaurant chain, backed by Tiger Global, has launched five variants of cup noodles—Thukpa from Tibet ...

The range features a fusion of iconic Asian and Indian flavors, including Thukpa, Khao Suey, Manchurian, Korean, and Chinese Bhel. Advertisment Expanding nationwide with omnichannel availability Wow!

Homegrown QSR Chain operator Wow! Momo has entered the instant noodles segment with a foray into cup noodles, a segment which has witnessed a higher growth. Wow! Momo Foods aims to generate Rs 100 ...

Kolkata: Wow! Momo, one of the leading homegrown QSR food chains, has set a revenue target of Rs 600 crore from its FMCG business in the next 5 years.

Vegetable thukpa is perfect for chilly evenings, can be had as a whole meal or a soup before one. Tibetan recipes are always a warm hug. Here’s how you can make this at home! Boil 200 grams of noodles ...

A famous Newari snack, it is often referred to as the "Nepali Pizza" due to its resemblance to a pizza base. Thukpa is a delicious noodle soup with vegetables or meat, perfect for chilly weather.

Special festive menus symbolize prosperity and abundance. The traditional foods include thukpa (noodle soup), khapse (crispy fried snacks), and rice cooked with butter and dried fruits, symbolizing ...

Prices per cup range from ₹50 to ₹200, based on the grade. Try the warming thukpa (hearty noodle soup) or the flavorful alu dum (spicy potato curry) for a taste of authentic regional cuisine.