All Mowgli articles
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NewsOpenings of the week
MCA rounds up this week’s biggest openings stories, including Mowgli, Searcys, Roxy Leisure, The Comptoir Group and more
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NewsNisha Katona: We should create a workplace worthy of our loved ones
Writing in The Times, the founder and CEO of Mowgli Street Food says that a content work force is key to building success and productivity
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InterviewsMowgli: Lots of whitespace to grow in UK
Founder and CEO Nisha Katona talks to MCA about growing her Indian restaurant group – and the potential to go global under backer TriSpan
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NewsPizzaExpress and Mowgli among UK’s top employers
Bella Italia, BrewDog, and The Inn Colllection Group were the other operators named in the Sunday Times’ Best Places to Work list
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NewsMowgli enjoys ‘strong year’ with significant revenue rise
The Indian street food restaurant group, founded by Nisha Katona, saw revenue up 214%, to £26.9m, in the full year to 31 July 2022
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InterviewsMowgli: ‘Sustainability is about building resilience and doing the right thing’
As part of a series of finalists’ profiles for MCA’s Retailers’ Retailer Awards’ Sustainability category, we speak to Mowgli Street Food about why a sustainable business is also a resilient business and a socially responsible one
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OpinionNisha Katona: ‘Mowgli will have my hand on it forever’
Following TriSpan’s acquisition of a significant stake in the Indian restaurant brand, MCA explores the cultural synergies between the new partners, and how Mowgli has an invaluable asset in its force of nature founder
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InterviewsNisha Katona: ‘There was no playbook for me on leadership’
The ability to enrich the lives of others and for staff to finish their shift “walking a bit taller” is what motivates the founder and CEO of Mowgli
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NewsMowgli considering second London site
A further location in the capital could be on the cards, but it “must make economic sense”, founder Nisha Katona told MCA’s Restaurant Conference
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NewsIn pictures: MCA’s Restaurant Conference 2022
Taking place at on 22 September, the conference featured big name speakers from McDonald’s, Nando’s, The Wolseley Hospitality Group, JKS, Heart with Smart Group, Mowgli and Caravan
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NewsJens Hofma to speak at MCA’s Restaurant Conference
The Pizza Hut Restaurants UK CEO will share the story of how his newly named group, Heart with Smart, went into partnership with Itsu
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NewsNisha Katona to appear at MCA’s Restaurant Conference
The restaurateur, author and TV personality will discuss maintaining culture and consistency while growing her Mowgli Street Food group to 20 sites and counting
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NewsBook your tickets for MCA’s Restaurant Conference
Hear from leaders in the sector, including Jens Hofma, CEO, Pizza Hut Restaurants UK; Jyotin Sethi, CEO, JKS Restaurants and Laura Harper Hinton, co-founder and CEO, Caravan.
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NewsMCA Restaurant’s Conference reveals stellar line-up
McDonald’s COO Gareth Pearson, Mowgli founder Nisha Katona and JKS Restaurants CEO Jyotin Sethi join the conference on 22 September
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NewsMowgli reports ‘extremely strong trading’
The Nisha Katona-led restaurant group said like-for-likes remained materially above pre-Covid levels across all segments of the business, since the full lifting of restrictions last July
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InterviewsFor Nisha Katona, restaurants are the reason to choose where you live
The founder and owner of Mowgli Street Food speaks to MCA about Indian home cooking, community-focused hospitality, and what the future looks like for her growing chain of restaurants
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InterviewsIndian restaurant group Mowgli is coming of age
With six new restaurants in the pipeline, including a move into the capital, Nisha Katona’s Indian restaurant group is flourishing.
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NewsMowgli to make London debut
Mowgli Street Food has signed its debut London site, at 5 Charlotte Street, Fitzrovia.
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NewsMowgli bullish on 2021 expansion
Mowgli Street Food retains a “fundamental belief in the dining out market” and continues to plan expansion for new openings in 2021.
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Analysis & InsightRoadmap ‘too little too late’ and ‘worse than the worst-case scenario’
Sector leaders have criticised the Government for once again “penalising hospitality” with its reopening strategy, forcing pubs and restaurants to wait a further three months before they can operate inside. The proposed reopening timeline has been branded “too little too late,” and “worse than the worst-case scenario” by operators from all corners of the sector, who have warned that without significant support in next week’s Budget, there will be a “devastating” fallout for businesses.