Rituraj Shah, Chief Financial Officer of Devyani International Nepal, the operating company of KFC, informed that this branch has been promoted as Nepal's first 'green store'.
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The 25th outlet of KFC has come into operation in Kurintar, Ichchakamana Rural Municipality-4. On Wednesday, E-Stop Chairman Rajan Rayamajhi cut the ribbon and inaugurated the ‘Premium’ outlet of the world-famous restaurant chain KFC.
KFC Country Manager Vijay Sharma and others were present at the inauguration ceremony.
This branch has been promoted as Nepal's first 'green store', informed Rituraj Shah, Chief Financial Officer of KFC operating company Devyani International Nepal.
'We have made the Kurintar branch special as a flexible and first green store, trying to give it a premium touch rather than a normal outlet. We have built everything from furniture to give it a premium feel,' Shah said.
The 16 employees in this branch are all women.
