'Rs 150 for Masala Dosa, Biryani Might Cost Rs 500': Hoteliers Hint at Steep Price Rise as Minimum Wages & Fuel Prices Increase

‘Biryani may cost ₹500, dosa ₹150’: Bengaluru hoteliers warn of food price hike amid wage hike, fuel price rise

Hoteliers warned that prices of nearly every item on restaurant menus could rise sharply. Vegetarian meals currently priced between ₹150 and ₹200 may increase to ₹250– ₹300.

'Rs 150 for masala dosa, biryani might cost Rs 500': Hoteliers hint at steep price rise as minimum wages & fuel prices increase

Bengaluru Food Price Hike: Food prices set to surge as hoteliers face increased costs due to minimum wage and fuel price hikes. Expect masala dosa at Rs 150 and biryani nearing Rs 500. Financial pressures mount amidst rising operational costs across the city.

Rs 150 for a dosa? Bengaluru hoteliers warn of 60% price shock over minimum wage hike

Bengaluru hotel owners say revised minimum wages could sharply raise food prices, impacting dosa, meals, biryani and other items.

Bengaluru restaurants warn of steep food price hikes as wages surge

Eating out in Bengaluru could soon become significantly more expensive as hotels and restaurants across the city prepare for rising operational costs linked to higher wages, increasing fuel prices, and costlier raw materials. Industry bodies have warned that menu prices may rise by as much as 60 per cent in phases over the coming months. The expected increase comes as the Karnataka government considers revising minimum wages, a move that hospita…

Bengaluru dosa, idli prices may rise after Karnataka wage hike

New Delhi: Bengaluru’s hotel and restaurant owners have warned that food prices may rise sharply after the Karnataka government notified a minimum wage hike for workers across the state. The revised wage order, issued on May 22, applies to 81 scheduled sectors and covers around two crore workers. For regular customers, the concern is simple. A quick breakfast, lunch at a small darshini, or a weekend biryani may soon cost more. Hoteliers say the …