From service to success: An Indian man’s culinary adventure in China

Indian businessman Dev Raturi runs a thriving restaurant chain in China. With over a decade of experience in the challenging business landscape, he credits his success to China's favorable business environment and the support of the local people. In this episode of Makin’ It in China, Raturi recounts his inspiring journey from a waiter to a successful restaurant owner.

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