The first order
Bring a signature dish or a sample menu. Together, we look at who your customers would be, when they would visit, how much they might spend and how many orders your kitchen could handle during a busy service.
For founders and entrepreneurs
Which dish would people travel across the city to try? Whether you’re opening your first takeaway or your next restaurant, we help you shape the menu, choose the right space and plan your opening.
Discuss your restaurant idea →Bring a signature dish or a sample menu. Together, we look at who your customers would be, when they would visit, how much they might spend and how many orders your kitchen could handle during a busy service.
A sushi counter and a 30-seat dining room need different kitchens. If you have a property in mind, bring the floor plan and proposed rent. We can plan where the team will prepare food, where guests will sit and where customers and delivery riders will collect orders.
Review a restaurant property →We work through the brand, menu costs, fit-out, opening stock and staffing. Those choices give you a brief to discuss with suppliers, your opening team and potential partners.
Tamasha regulars used to travel from West Bridgford to eat in Mapperley. Those guests helped inspire Rawsha, a 30-seat restaurant in their own neighbourhood. Tokygo grew out of a love of sushi and a simple idea for a small Mapperley counter serving quality sushi and Japanese bites to take away.
Your next big project
Tell us which city you have in mind and what you dream of serving there. Whether you want to open in the United Kingdom, Europe or the Middle East, we can work with you from the first menu tasting to opening day.
We can lead the project for you, from creating the brand and planning the space to preparing your team for its first service. If your ambition is to open several restaurants, we’ll help you decide what every location should share, starting with the dish guests will come back for.
You can enquire now. If we take the discussion further, we’ll arrange for both parties to sign a mutual non-disclosure agreement before exchanging private financial figures, recipes or operating manuals.
Read our mutual NDA (PDF) →