Entrepreneur Invests $30k In New Restaurant

Optimism in the Fijian economy has pushed entrepreneur Amit Sinha to invest in his third restaurant, Chatori Chaat in Namaka, Nadi.

Founded and driven by restaurant Mr Sinha, it is an authentic Indian street food express outlet located at the Ratsun building owned by Supermarket chain Shop N Save.

Originally from India, Mr Sinha has lived in Fiji for 15 years.

He said his restaurant has been doing well since opening in mid-November last year.

He added that the main aim was to try to do break even or at least to let go in this COVID-19 crisis.

Mr Sinha’s determination has seen him open a new restaurant worth $30,000 and has created five new jobs.

“Due to the pandemic the situation is very bad, but one should have the courage to start,” he said.

He did not give up when he was forced to close Mumbai Dhaba as sales decreased drastically.

Mr Sinha added that his confidence in the economy was the driving factor in opening the Indian Street food Kiosk in Namaka.

“2021 will be a tough year for business in Nadi, but later hopefully it will be back too normal once we will have favourable situation.”

The Chatori Chaat is the place to go for an Authentic Indian, Indo- Chinese and Indian Street Food served in authentic flavours.

Some of their popular dishes include:

• Chicken Manchurian,
• Chicken Szechwan Triple
• Szechwan Fried Rice,
• Fish Salt & Pepper,
• Chicken Hakka Noodles,
• Masala Dosa,
• Medu vada,
• Idli,
• Panipuri,
• Dahi Sev Puri,
• Dahi Papdi Chaat,
• Kachori Chaat,
• Alu Bonda Chaat,
• Samosa Chaat,
• Vada Pav,
• Pav Bhaji,
• Puri Bhaji,
• Chole Bhature to name a few.

They also do cater and decorations especially for those hosting birthdays, weddings, cocktails, dinners, or any function for small or large groups.

Chatori Chaat is open seven days a week from 9am till 8pm, on Sunday till 4pm.

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