

Overview
Restaurant owners share their thoughts about technology, marketing and what message they want to convey to new entrepreneurs coming into this industry.
Top Cast
Babar Nehal
Self - Owner of Tooso
Adeel Kalia
Self - Second Generation owner of Kaybees
Syed Mahmood
Self - Owner of Karachi Haleem
Waheed Ilahi
Self - Owner of Waheed Kabab
Athar Chawla
Self - CEO of Wah Brands
Omer Shaikh
Self - Owner of Karachi Broast
Sheikh M. Tehse
Self - CEO of United King
Key Film Crew
Production Stats
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