Indigo Gets Indian Food Right: Jadhav
Indigo Indian Asian Restaurant in Port Denarau celebrated another year of success on Saturday night.
The restaurant celebrated its 11-year anniversary.
Punja and Sons Limited group marketing manager Gopal Jadhav officiated at the Jack’s of Fiji-owned restaurant and bar.
Mr Jadhav said: “The recipe for their growth would be that they have been serving quality food all the time.
“Tasty and quality food that is more important.
“Apart from taste and they take care of the ingredients where they buy from and also the hygiene.
“I feel very proud sharing the growth with them. What I believe in the past 11 years I have seen Indigo growing, there is one restaurant here and the other is in Suva.”
Mr Jadhav has been a regular customer since the restaurant’s opening.
“I have been coming here since the restaurant started 11 years ago. I am a great fan of Indian food it’s not that I am an Indian, but I love the food compared to other cuisines,” he added.
Supervisor Ritesh Singh, of Sigatoka Valley Road, is one of the longest-serving staff members.
“Our chef is from India and with his creativity and passion to delight food lovers has worked on a sumptuous menu which stimulates anyone’s appetite.”
He joined Corner Café and Saffron (also under Jack’s) in December 2009 and joined Indigo, as it is widely known, in 2012.
“The environment, the people we work with and how they take care of our welfare is the motivation behind it,” he added.
Indigo has 30 staff members.
“There is a lot of opportunities here as there are catering for events and various other training such as for Barista, and chefs to be part of the Salon Culinaire, not forgetting the ones organised by the company itself,” Mr Singh said.
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