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Burger Singh plans major expansion in Bengaluru with target of 80 outlets

By Retail4Growth Bureau | July 20, 2026

With its Bengaluru expansion plans, the brand is strengthening its presence across India, where it currently operates over 200 outlets in more than 100 cities.

Burger Singh, a made-in-India burger chain, has announced plans to scale its Bengaluru presence tenfold, from 8 operational outlets (with another 5 outlets in fitouts) to 80, alongside a further 100 outlets across Karnataka, marking the brand's fastest city-level expansion anywhere in the country to date. With this expansion, Burger Singh strengthens its nationwide footprint, which now stands at over 200 outlets across 100+ cities in India.

Bengaluru’s growth trajectory stands apart from every other market Burger Singh currently operates in. While most cities have scaled steadily over multiple years, Bengaluru's 8 outlets have driven a level of engagement that has pushed the brand to fast-track its rollout here well ahead of schedule, with 5 outlets opening in the next month.

“Every market teaches you something about pace, and Bengaluru has taught us to move faster than we've ever moved before,” said Nitin Rana, Co-founder, Burger Singh. “Going from 8 outlets to 80 isn't incremental growth; it's a scale-up unlike anything we've done in any other city, and we're doing it because Bengaluru has earned the speed. This is now officially our fastest-growing market in the country, and with another 100 more outlets planned across Karnataka, we're backing that momentum with real commitment, not just ambition."

As it accelerates this expansion, Burger Singh continues to actively onboard franchise partners across Bengaluru and the broader Karnataka region, offering aspiring entrepreneurs the opportunity to be part of one of India's fastest-growing homegrown QSR success stories and its single fastest-scaling market yet.

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