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The brand featuring Indian street food with a twist, plans to double in size by the end of the year
With no formal culinary background or training, Akash Kapoor and his team of entrepreneurs opened Curry Up Now, based in San Francisco, as a food truck serving Indian comfort food with a global twist in 2009. Now the restaurant chain is at 11 units and counting (including three food trucks), has started franchising, and plans to double in size by the end of 2020 with new locations coming to Newark, N.J.; Atlanta, Ga.; and San Diego. Curry Up Now also announced in January a new investment from seed-stage venture capital firm Liquid 2 Ventures.
But could that all change with the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic? Although CEO Akash Kapoor remains optimistic that their expansion plans have not been disrupted, the company announced last week t...
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