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Oct 2, 2026
Eat, Drink, Singapore - An inside look into how viral ice creams are made on a mass scale before they hit our favorite stores
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1:27Eric van KulenGUEST
And we connect that person up with our own team.
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1:29Eric van KulenGUEST
R&D person and then there is a initial conversation and at that point typically we would identify their specific requirements whether that would be you know pricing texture or just general idea what they have and how they would want to apply it whether it's for you know in their F&B business or the retail business etc etc and then from there once we start the conversation.
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1:50Cheryl GohHOST
And just to clarify for our listeners who may not be too sure, Oishi specializes in ice cream or do you do things beyond that?
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1:57Eric van KulenGUEST
We are mostly ice cream, gelatos, soft serve, as well as premixes, powder premixes, bakery items.
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8:39Cheryl GohHOST
yeah well i mean it's a happy food that you're working with so yeah i mean yeah it is it's hard to go wrong with dessert right so yeah okay um i have have food trends become more unpredictable over the years or and has it has that kind of changed the way the both of you work at oishi
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8:59Eric van KulenGUEST
I mean, I'm not sure whether things become more unpredictable.
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9:01Eric van KulenGUEST
I would think in today's world with so much media, it actually becomes a lot easier to identify what is actually gaining momentum, right? The question then is, what do the F&B business actually pick up on this, right? But fundamentally though, because whatever concept you have as an F&B operator, it still needs to fit your overall proposition, right? And it's still very much that the product by itself needs to be liked by your customers, right? As opposed to just creating a hype, which will not be sustainable, you know? Yeah.
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9:28Eric van KulenGUEST
So I think on balance, there is a lot more visibility, I think, generally about what's happening in the F&B business.
From Food to Fear
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0:58Zina ZalameaHOST
So what does that actually mean? She'll tell us later on.
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1:01Zina ZalameaHOST
And we'll also look at how people of determination are being trained for meaningful careers in the F&B industry.
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1:07Zina ZalameaHOST
And we'll meet Emirati entrepreneur Saeed Al Ghaz to talk more.
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1:11Zina ZalameaHOST
homegrown hospitality and the UAE's evolving coffee scene.
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37:20Zina ZalameaHOST
Now, Helen talks a lot on the show about the people behind our food, the chefs, the baristas, the servers and the kitchen teams.
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37:30Zina ZalameaHOST
But are we overlooking a whole group of people who could be part of this industry? Joining me in the studio is Christina Kalakian, Managing Director of Daga's Management Consultancy.
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37:41Zina ZalameaHOST
She runs an inclusive employment program called that prepares people of determination for meaningful jobs in F&B.
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37:50Zina ZalameaHOST
Christina, welcome to the studio.
UAE petrol prices rise around 16%
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16:09Ines LaoudGUEST
Think of it as, as a destination within Mall of the Emirates, where you'll have a collection of experiences unlike anything we have done before, and it's a crossover between, uh, multiple entertainment experiences, and we're bringing the best of the food and dining as well.
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16:27Ines LaoudGUEST
We will have four entertainment locations and close to 18 F&B locations.
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16:31Ines LaoudGUEST
Uh, it is what brings life to the malls.
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16:33Ines LaoudGUEST
We, we have seen the change in more experiential, uh, offerings in the malls.
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19:35Khalifa Bin BreikGUEST
So again, the Hangout, y- you know, an exciting project that anchors the west end is one of, you know, the destinations or the redevelopments that are currently taking shape in Mall of the Emirates, and hopefully soon, by end of the month or beginning of October, we'll start showcasing, you know, some of the openings within what we call the Hangout in the west end of Mall of the Emirates.
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19:55Tom UrquhartHOST
You look at this from a portfolio perspective and all of Majid Al Futtaim's assets a- around, you know, the country and further afield, and yet there seems to be a double down on, A, shopping malls and where, how important they are to the portfolio as a whole.
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20:08Tom UrquhartHOST
But within that, F&B as well, and in such a competitive food and beverage community.
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20:14Tom UrquhartHOST
Uh, talk to us if you can about the destinations strategy and investment therein.
Why Great Food Alone Won’t Save A Restaurant | Renata Messarra & Alexander Suski
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41:16Renata Messarra AbergelGUEST
Five locations.
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41:17Renata Messarra AbergelGUEST
And then under each department, they had the F&B department.
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41:21Renata Messarra AbergelGUEST
They have the lifestyle department.
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41:22Renata Messarra AbergelGUEST
They started growing a lot to I think now they have 120 or even, uh, bigger.
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54:24James Knight PachecoHOST
Yeah
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54:25Renata Messarra AbergelGUEST
...
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54:25Renata Messarra AbergelGUEST
most, uh, recognized, uh, F&B, uh, PR agency.
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54:29Renata Messarra AbergelGUEST
Uh, how I Reach to that point, uh, so he asked me to look for agencies, and I, and I started to do the pitching, and proposals, and strategies, and I got a vision.
217 – The Hospitality Show 2026 Preview with Brandy Rand
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2:07Brandy RandGUEST
So how are we making teams more productive? How do we simplify operations? And of course, a- as we know, everyone's still dealing with really high operating costs that are eroding margin.
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2:17Brandy RandGUEST
So where are the opportunities to drive incremental revenue and profitability? Additionally, the consumer is the center of every conversation, so what do guests actually value, and where should hotels invest? Interestingly, we've seen F&B, of course, as an emerging differentiator to increase revenue, but also enhance that customer experience.
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2:35Brandy RandGUEST
And of course, while hotel development's constrained, owners are investing in renovations and finding really smart ways to reposition properties to create new experiences for guests.
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2:44Brandy RandGUEST
So when we think about all of that, the Hospitality Show is really designed around those real-world operational conversations.
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2:51Brandy RandGUEST
So our current agenda covers everything from revenue growth, F&B profitability, AI implementation, workforce development, and even some new consumer insights.
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3:00Cassidy QuintanaHOST
That's kind of one of my favorite things about the Hospitality Show because, you know, we do have a lot of niche events in hospitality, but this is the one event where you can kind of learn about all aspects.
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3:09Cassidy QuintanaHOST
Even, you know, you learn something that you didn't think you were going to, and you can learn about new things that you have interest in, and it's kind of a cool event that way.
Leela Palaces’ CEO on the Overlooked Detail That Can Make (or Break) a Hotel Stay
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16:27Anurag BhatnagarGUEST
They understand food and beverage.
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16:29Anurag BhatnagarGUEST
F&B has become such a big part of our business today.
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16:32Anurag BhatnagarGUEST
Nearly 40% of our business is food and beverage.
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16:35Anurag BhatnagarGUEST
And creativity, innovation, F&B programming is very, very important for us, and very, very important for our guests.
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16:43Anurag BhatnagarGUEST
Wellness.
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16:44Anurag BhatnagarGUEST
Now, wellness going beyond just, uh, traditional Indian wellness, but weaving in integrated wellness with longevity, with future-forward wellness programs that we can deliver across our hotels.
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24:46Anurag BhatnagarGUEST
And of course, we see...
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24:48Anurag BhatnagarGUEST
So overall it's kind of impacting our average age, uh, and brought it down.
France | Île de Bendor: The Island Where Life Is Meant to Be Enjoyed
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27:20Arnaud ZannierGUEST
It's, it's such a big project.
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27:22Arnaud ZannierGUEST
So you've got all the F&B scene that is very important.
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27:24Arnaud ZannierGUEST
We got four restaurant.
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27:25Arnaud ZannierGUEST
We have three bars.
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27:27Arnaud ZannierGUEST
We've got a rooftop bar.
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27:28Arnaud ZannierGUEST
You've got the Paul Ricard Bar.
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27:29Arnaud ZannierGUEST
You've got, you know, there's so many places where you can enjoy those moments around F&B.
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27:35Arnaud ZannierGUEST
But one element where we will be pushing for even more attention is the wellness.
Why Hotel Guest Satisfaction Is Rising - Andrea Stokes, J.D. Power
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19:32Andrea StokesGUEST
And that's maybe not necessarily the economy segment, which doesn't tend to have food and beverage, but all of the other segments.
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19:40Andrea StokesGUEST
And that really speaks to the importance of of food and beverage of you know breakfast in the limited service categories and segments right of that complimentary breakfast quality of food but also the dining the service in the dining area and or restaurant that is very important so getting back to the staff service side we do measure that service in the dining area you know, timeliness of your order, you know, is sort of the efficiency of that F&B operation.
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20:16Andrea StokesGUEST
Right.
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20:17Andrea StokesGUEST
We have benchmarks for that.
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21:33Josiah McKenzieHOST
That's fascinating.
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21:34Josiah McKenzieHOST
I'd love to touch on a couple areas briefly before we go.
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21:36Josiah McKenzieHOST
I think, you know, we were speaking before about the kind of the power of doing these surveys over time and just kind of the institution that J.D. Power has created around, you know, what is the consumer saying? What's going on in these businesses today? And we spoke so that on property F&B spend is interesting.
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21:54Josiah McKenzieHOST
We touched on a number of elements of this, but is there anything else either in the research or just things that you're observing and might dig into in the future around the changing consumer? We talked about generational changes, but just broadly speaking, any consumer changes, any other consumer changes that owners operators should be aware of?
Britney Mueller, ClubGrub | Episode No. 528
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4:41Britney MuellerGUEST
So Club Grub's really a hospitality operating system for private clubs, golf courses, resorts, and communities.
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4:48Britney MuellerGUEST
And what we're doing is we're combining the mobile F&B ordering with GPS-powered delivery, the kitchen management, staff communication, and member engagement all into one seamless experience.
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4:58Britney MuellerGUEST
So what we're doing is we're giving clubs the ability to allow hospitality to happen really anywhere on property.
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5:05Ricky PottsHOST
Okay, so you said QR code there.
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23:14Britney MuellerGUEST
So we're simply passing that fee directly through to the club.
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23:17Britney MuellerGUEST
So it's really just kind of dependent on the property, exactly what they're needing and what their preferences are.
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23:24Ricky PottsHOST
You cite that clubs are seeing a 20, 30% lift in F&B revenue.
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23:27Ricky PottsHOST
I mean, bring it on, but in a private club, unfortunately, the more I sell, the more I subsidize, but that's a totally different conversation.
136 How Badger Bevs Grew 230% Through Bars and Restaurants With David Vogel
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8:09David VogelGUEST
They were at Walmart, Target, and Amazon, and you name it, and nothing wrong with that.
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8:13David VogelGUEST
But For us, I thought that if we could position something really more on the high end side and stay true to that channel, that bartenders, bar managers, F&B directors would appreciate it and feel the cachet of something more specialized.
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8:29Scott RosenbaumHOST
So we set
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8:29David VogelGUEST
off on this design execution, right? You know, what could Badger be? Could Badger be this brand that is fun and engaging with a social personality that but also have that kind of luxurious feel.
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14:29Erika DuceyHOST
And walk me through the other flavors that you've developed and released since then.
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14:34David VogelGUEST
Sure.
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14:34David VogelGUEST
So after it was interesting, we have a lot of conversations early on with these F&B directors or hotel GMs or bar managers, and they love the three products you mentioned.
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14:47David VogelGUEST
But they're like, hey, we're not going to go half.
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