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Punjab Grill ties up with Venus Industries for their restaurants PAN India
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Wednesday, 10 April, 2024, 14 : 00 PM [IST]
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Our Bureau, New Delhi
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Venus Industries, India's leading manufacturer of premium stainless-steel tableware and kitchenware, has been appointed the exclusive provider of flatware and customised holloware solutions for Punjab Grill, the acclaimed Indian fine dining restaurant chain. This multi-year partnership will bring Venus' exquisite Pristine Gold Collection to grace the tables of Punjab Grill's iconic outlets across the country.
Vicky Khurana, managing director of Venus Industries, said, "We are delighted to join hands with a brand like Punjab Grill that epitomizes authentic Indian flavours with global standards of culinary excellence. Our Pristine Gold Collection has been carefully curated to complement the refined sensibilities and discerning tastes of Punjab Grill's elite clientele."
The centrepiece of this exclusive collaboration is its signature Pristine Gold Collection. This exquisite range pays homage to India's rich cultural heritage, with intricate designs inspired by traditional Indian art and architecture. The plain and elite aesthetic perfectly captures the regal ambiance that defines its fine dining experience.
"Our design philosophy centers around fusing contemporary aesthetics with traditional Indian craftsmanship. The Pristine Gold Collection personifies this approach, channelling the richness and opulence of our cultural legacy into everyday dining experiences," added Khurana.
Rendered in premium 18/10 stainless steel with brushed gold finishes, the Pristine Gold Collection exudes a sense of opulence and panache, perfectly complementing the regal ambiance of Punjab Grill's dining halls.
"What sets our products apart is the meticulous attention to detail and premium food-grade materials used in our manufacturing. Our artisans pour their heart and soul into crafting each piece to perfection," concluded Khurana.
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