Bastian Hospitality has launched Greedy Plate, a new delivery-only food brand based in Bandra, Mumbai. Available through food-delivery aggregators, the brand brings together popular dishes from multiple cuisines, allowing customers to enjoy a variety of familiar favourites and satisfy different cravings through a single menu.
Built around the philosophy “Crave. Eat. Repeat,” Greedy Plate aims to reflect how consumers discover, enjoy, and revisit their favourite foods. The menu draws on consumer preferences, online ordering patterns, and bestseller data to offer well-loved dishes alongside options that bring variety to everyday meals.
Moreover, the brand prepares its food in hygienic kitchens using quality ingredients, with a focus on flavour, consistency, and the overall delivery experience.
The menu spans seven cuisine categories, featuring popular dishes from global and regional food traditions. Customers can choose from pastas, curries, Asian favourites and Mediterranean-inspired mezze, among other options. Additionally, the brand plans to expand its selection in response to changing consumer preferences, introducing new dishes and categories over time.
Commenting on the launch, Ranjit Bindra, founder of Bastian Hospitality, said, “At its core, Greedy Plate is built for the way people eat today. As online ordering becomes an integral part of everyday life, we wanted to create a food brand for people ordering at home, at the office, or wherever the day takes them. For consumers who value convenience but are equally particular about the ingredients they consume, hygiene and the quality of their food, Greedy Plate brings together the best of both worlds. The idea was simple: to make thoughtfully prepared, flavour-forward food accessible through delivery, without compromising on freshness, quality, or taste. With a menu shaped by real consumer preferences and an experience designed specifically for delivery, Greedy Plate aims to become a dependable part of people’s everyday lives, a brand they can trust, enjoy, and keep coming back to.”
