# Burger King India

QSR Wire India chain profile · https://qsrwire.com/c/burger-king-india

## Quick facts
- Burger King India is a burgers chain in India, headquartered in Mumbai.
- Burger King India is owned or operated by Restaurant Brands Asia.
- Burger King India has about 752 outlets, as reported by the company or a news source (checked 1 Oct 2026).
- Its mapped outlets are in 40 cities, most of them in Delhi, Bengaluru, Mumbai.
- Burger King India outlets are company-owned; it does not offer franchises.
- This profile was last updated on 10 Nov 2026.

## Mapped outlets by city (OpenStreetMap, undercounts)
- Delhi: 36
- Bengaluru: 26
- Mumbai: 20
- Pune: 9
- Hyderabad: 6
- Chandigarh: 5
- Chennai: 3
- Visakhapatnam: 3
- Surat: 3
- Vadodara: 3
- Panaji: 2
- Vijayawada: 2
- Bhubaneswar: 2
- Kolkata: 2
- Varanasi: 2
- Siliguri: 2
- Guwahati: 2
- Meerut: 2
- Gurugram: 2
- Kochi: 2

## Funding, deals and openings
- 31 Oct 2026: Sumit Zaveri, Chief Executive Officer (MediaNews4U)

## Recent news
- 8 Nov 2026: [India’s QSR chains see demand recovery as value offers draw customers back](https://qsrwire.com/news/b4ad76b5b2/indias-qsr-chains-see-demand-recovery-as-value-offers-draw-customers-back) (Mint) — Indian quick-service chains saw sales recover in the September quarter as cheap deals drew diners back. Burger King and McDonald's operators reported double-digit growth at existing outlets, while Pizza Hut sales kept falling. Rising costs for gas, power, wages and ingredients are squeezing margins, so chains are leaning on bargains rather than passing the full burden to customers.
- 5 Nov 2026: [Wendy’s ₹59 Burger Bet: Can Chimichurri Beat McDonald's Tikki?](https://qsrwire.com/news/73cd42bc62/wendys-59-burger-bet-can-chimichurri-beat-mcdonalds-tikki) (Open Magazine) — Wendy's India has launched 'The Great Burger Scam', putting five flavours on its value menu: Chipotle, Chimichurri, Korean, Teriyaki and Makhani. Priced between ₹59 and ₹99 across vegetarian and chicken options, the campaign was announced on November 4. Several flavours were already on the menu, but the new campaign bundles them into a low-price offer. Competitors mentioned include Burger King and McDonald's, which also sell value burgers in India.
- 5 Nov 2026: [Burger King turns burgers green for Avengers: Doomsday in India, here’s the full menu](https://qsrwire.com/news/ab54a1233f/burger-king-turns-burgers-green-for-avengers-doomsday-in-india-heres-the) (News9live) — Burger King India has launched a limited Avengers: Doomsday Collection on November 3, with black buns and green sauces inspired by Doctor Doom. The star item is the Doomsday Whopper, with a glazed black bun and a spicy green garlic sauce. The range includes ten food and drink items. Individual items start at ₹99 and burgers from ₹199.
- 4 Nov 2026: [Burger King India launches Avengers themed menu](https://qsrwire.com/news/ac29f8f063/burger-king-india-launches-avengers-themed-menu) (InvestyWise) — Burger King India has rolled out a limited-edition menu nationwide, themed on Marvel Studios' Avengers: Doomsday. The centrepiece is the Doomsday Whopper, with black glazed buns coloured using plant-derived dyes. Orders arrive in themed packaging, and a tumbler is the first collectible. Customers can pre-book a bundled meal on the Burger King app, backed by a 360-degree campaign.
- 2 Nov 2026: [McDonald’s supersizes its north and east India bet to $80 million, even as rising costs squeeze profit](https://qsrwire.com/news/7f606a7298/mcdonalds-supersizes-its-north-and-east-india-bet-to-80-million-even) (ET HospitalityWorld) — McDonald's India's north and east business has raised its investment plan to about $80 million over the next two-and-a-half years. The money will fund outlet growth and digital upgrades to keep pace with customer demand. Profitability is still expected to face pressure from surging food and packaging inflation, as competition from Devyani's KFC and Burger King intensifies.
- 1 Nov 2026: [Burger King vs McDonald’s: Can India’s Cheap Meals Deliver Lasting Profits?](https://qsrwire.com/news/650e86a24f/burger-king-vs-mcdonalds-can-indias-cheap-meals-deliver-lasting-profits) (Open Magazine) — Restaurant Brands Asia, the Burger King operator in India, reported its first positive standalone quarterly profit of Rs 15.59 crore for July to September 2026. India revenue rose 24.1 percent. Other income of Rs 29.62 crore exceeded that profit, and the wider group still posted a Rs 23.79 crore net loss.
- 31 Oct 2026: [Restaurant Brands Asia names Sumit Zaveri as CEO of Burger King India](https://qsrwire.com/news/1612e7d49d/restaurant-brands-asia-names-sumit-zaveri-as-ceo-of-burger-king-india) (MediaNews4U) — Restaurant Brands Asia has named Sumit Zaveri chief executive of its Burger King India operations, announced alongside its second-quarter FY27 results. Zaveri, who will report to Group CEO Rajeev Varman, had been chief financial officer of Burger King India since 2019. Earlier roles include finance posts at Nature's Basket, Tata Starbucks and The Indian Hotels Company.
- 30 Oct 2026: [Burger King India Adds 17 Restaurants, Revenue Rises 24 Pc](https://qsrwire.com/news/a1f22a372a/burger-king-india-adds-17-restaurants-revenue-rises-24-pc) (Indian Retailer) — Restaurant Brands Asia reported consolidated revenue of Rs 844.8 crore for the quarter ended September 30, up 20.1 percent. Burger King India added 17 restaurants to reach 607 outlets, while its same-store sales grew 14 percent. The company also reported its first quarterly profit after tax, Rs 15.585 crore.
- 13 Oct 2026: [From selling potatoes to Rs 1,500-crore French fries business: How HyFun Foods became a supplier to Burger King, KFC](https://qsrwire.com/news/3831fb31bd/from-selling-potatoes-to-rs-1-500-crore-french-fries-business-how) (Moneycontrol.com) — HyFun Foods, founded in Ahmedabad by Haresh Karamchandani in 2015, makes frozen French fries and potato products for foodservice and retail. Its customers reportedly include global chains such as KFC and Subway, and it reported revenue above Rs 1,500 crore in FY25. The business began as a potato and onion trader in Mehsana in 1962.

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"Reported" counts are what the company or a news source states; "mapped" counts are OpenStreetMap locations and undercount the real total. Corrections: https://qsrwire.com/submit