Shree Krishna Vada Pav (SKVP) the vegetarian Indian street food brand, has signed a lease agreement with Manchester Arndale to occupy a 2,105 sq ft unit on a 15-year term.
Manchester Arndale has been selected as SKVP’s first location in the North West and this long-term commitment highlights the ongoing confidence food and beverage providers have in the centre. Manchester Arndale has welcomed a host of restaurants and cafes throughout the year, including Popeyes UK®, Hotel Chocolat, and Caffe Nero.
SKVP’s authentic Indian street food offer introduces a flavourful, fresh, vegetarian-focused cuisine to Manchester Arndale in a game-changing Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) experience. Founded in 2010, SKVP (Shree Krishna Vada Pav) has built a loyal following across the UK for its authentic Mumbai street-food experience, including signature dishes such as Vada Pav, Pav Bhaji, Curries, South Indian and Wraps. With multiple locations nationwide, the brand has become synonymous with vegetarian, quick-service dining.
Graeme Jones, Executive Director for Asset Management at Sovereign Centros from CBRE, said: “SKVP’s arrival at reinforces Manchester Arndale’s position as the North West’s premier destination for shopping, leisure and dining. This latest addition enhances the already impressive line-up of tenants we have welcomed this year, including Hotel Chocolat, Popeyes UK®, Champion, Søstrene Grene, Sephora, Alo Yoga and ProDirect.”
Steve Gray, Head of European Retail Asset Management at Global Mutual, said: “We are delighted that SKVP has chosen Manchester Arndale for its first location in the North West. The arrival of the vegetarian street food restaurant further enhances the diversity of our food and beverage offer.
“Manchester Arndale continues to distinguish itself as a destination where visitors can spend an entire day enjoying a variety of experiences. The ongoing interest from brands like SKVP demonstrate the centre’s sustained appeal to occupiers.”
