Tsitsila Says Summer Sales Rose About 30% as Delivery Offset Fewer Dine-In Guests
Sales at the Tsitsila chicken chain rose by about 30 percent over the summer, BMG reported on 10 September 2026, citing the company's founder. Dine-in traffic fell, but stronger demand for delivery made up for it. The report does not name the comparison base for the growth figure.
Tsitsila entered the Tbilisi market in 2024 and now runs three branches. The company is developing a central production facility for meat products, sauces and bread.
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