BUFFALO, N.Y. — A Buffalo-based Indian food restaurant has plans to triple in size to six stores in the next two years.
The expansion for Alibaba Kebab starts this year with two new suburban locations in West Seneca and East Amherst. They are part of a larger plan by the fast casual Indian and Mediterranean restaurant to become a regional – and possibly national – chain.
The short term goal calls for growing to six locations through licensing agreements and future plans to offer franchise opportunities, said owner Anand Kattu. He's also exploring custom packaging to bottle and sell his sauce at retail sites.
“Every year I see growth, year over year,” he said. “At some point, we would like to make it a chain and see how far it goes. We need to get the right people in and see what we can do.”
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