Hardees: One of the fastest growing food chains in Pakistan

Hardees: One of the fastest growing food chains in Pakistan

Since the last decade, the international food organizations have started to structure their market in Pakistan with great interest. Many renowned global food chains like McDonald’s, Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) and Sub-way have managed to provide a unique taste to the people of Pakistan which has helped them expand their business.

The most recent influx of an International food organization in Pakistan was Hardees which had comparatively a different taste to offer. Against the chicken burgers, which is one of the most popular fast-food dishes in Pakistan, Hardees specializes in a variety of beef burgers which was definitely a challenge for the organization to influence the chicken lovers. Even though, Hardees do have a wide range of chicken burgers as well however their recognition all over the world is mainly because of their mouth watering juicy beef thick burgers.

In the presence of McDonald’s, Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC), Sub-way and many other global food chains who were up and running in Pakistan, Hardees took no time to grab the attention of the people of Pakistan with their distinctive flavours in burgers.

First of all, the set up is absolutely amazing which tempts anyone to give it a try. By entering Hardees, one can feel the difference between a local food chain and an international organization. The order taking process is well organized in a fashion that accommodates the rule of first come first serve. After placing the order from one of the finest ranges of thick and normal burgers, one becomes aware of the bottomless drinks which add further excitement to the appetite. The order is served at the table in no time and one can enjoy the lip-smacking juicy burgers in a great ambience.

Without any doubt, Hardees is one of the fastest growing food chains in Pakistan which is on its way of expansion in the different cities of the country.

Posted by Sohaib Anwar on Oct 18 2011. Filed under Entertainment, Pakistan. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry