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INVESTMENT: FROM £25 0,000* Camile Appeal


Meet Camile Thai Kitchen, the fastest-growing Thai restaurant group in UK and Ireland


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amile Thai Kitchen is a home-delivery food experience that not only excites customers but also provides a great business opportunity. Camile is the result of years of


business experience, a desire to create something new and different, and a dedication to providing really delicious, restaurant quality food. Created in 2010 by Brody Sweeney, founder of the award- winning O’Briens Sandwich Bar chain (350 outlets in  countries, amile is poised for significant growth in the UK and overseas. Camile is the fastest-growing Thai restaurant


chain in the UK and Ireland, with 46 outlets and plans to open a further 20 more during 2022. As well as their core neighbourhood home-


delivery restaurant concept, Camile will this year also open new restaurants in partnership with International Transport Caterers SSP, Motorway Services provider Circle K, and with Tesco in the UK and Ireland. Unlike most hospitality businesses, Camile has


thrived through the pandemic, as its suburban- based home-delivery model has proven resilient to the exceptionally difficult trading circumstances for the industry. Camile restaurants are geared towards a quic and efficient delivery process, facilitated by an award-winning app, offering a reliable ordering service for home delivery and collection. Roughly 70% of orders are for home delivery, of which Camile aims to deliver 80% within a 30-minute time frame.


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Investment level: £100k+


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