Burger King India

Restaurant Brands Asia (NSE: RBA) Quick-Service Restaurants Est. 2014 450+ stores
VERIFIED Updated August 2026

Burger King India does not accept individual franchise applications.

"Restaurant Brands International (Burger King's parent) operates in India exclusively through Restaurant Brands Asia Ltd (NSE: RBA) — formerly Burger King India Ltd — as the exclusive master franchisee. RBA directly owns every Burger King outlet across India; there is no sub-franchise programme for individual operators." — Restaurant Brands Asia FY24 annual report (NSE: RBA) + IPO prospectus disclosures, www.restaurantbrandsasia.com
Why this page exists: The web is full of listicles, agent ads and lookalike forms selling a "Burger King India franchise" that does not exist. This page is the verified record — plus six QSR/burger brands that do accept individual franchise applications.
Brands that do franchise

In market for a ~₹25 lakh – 1 crore burger/QSR brand? Start here.

Same capex range as a typical Burger King India outlet build-out. All three lists are verified franchisable.

🎯

Not sure which burger / QSR brand actually fits you?

Answer 6 quick questions. BrandFit ranks the 40 franchisable F&B brands against your capex, city tier and operator style.

Run BrandFit · Free →
Why people search this · 3-minute read

How Burger King India actually operates — and why there's no individual franchise path

Burger King opened its first Indian outlet at Select Citywalk, Saket Delhi in November 2014 — three decades after McDonald's and KFC had established themselves in the region. Today the chain operates roughly 450 outlets across India and not a single one is owned by an individual franchisee. Restaurant Brands International (Burger King's parent) structured its India entry around a single exclusive master franchise: Restaurant Brands Asia Ltd.

Restaurant Brands Asia Ltd (NSE: RBA) — formerly Burger King India Ltd before its 2022 rebrand — holds the exclusive Burger King master franchise for India. RBA had its IPO in December 2020. The company directly owns and operates every Burger King outlet in India and Indonesia under master franchise agreements with Restaurant Brands International. RBA's IPO prospectus, annual reports and investor calls all confirm that the master agreement does not allow sub-franchising to individuals.

For a prospective franchisee, the practical takeaway is simple: the search query "Burger King India franchise cost" has no honest answer because the product doesn't exist. No application, no fee, no franchise agreement. Aggregator listicles claiming otherwise are using Burger King's brand recognition to capture lead-form fills with no fulfilment path. What does exist is a competitive QSR set in the ₹25 lakh – 1 crore capex band with verified franchise programs — Burger Singh (a fast-growing Indian-origin alternative), La Pino'z Pizza, Wow! Momo and others.

If a broker offers you a Burger King India franchise, the safest assumption is that you're being sold a lookalike, a shell, or a paid-listing fiction. Report it to [email protected] and we'll add it to the fraud register.

Sources: Restaurant Brands Asia FY24 annual report (NSE: RBA) · RBA IPO prospectus (2020) · Restaurant Brands International investor disclosures (NYSE: QSR) · FRANticc independent store-count verification.

Want to know if Burger King India ever opens individual franchise applications?

We'll only email you if Restaurant Brands Asia actually opens an individual sub-franchise path — no spam, unsubscribe in one click.