Curry Up Now
Separate Concept · Reported on its own
Khaki Indian Bar & Canteen
Reported separately from Curry Up Now

Khaki Indian Bar & Canteen - a different concept.

Khaki is not blended into Curry Up Now's store model. Premium check, strong gross margin, stabilization in progress, and its own loan instrument tracked here on a standalone line.

Avg check (P1–P6)
$125.27
premium concept
P5 net margin
−2.8%
loss narrowing
P1–P5 net
−$137.7K
startup stabilization
Loan payoff
Dec 19, 2026
removes 13.39% sweep
Section 01

Sales Snapshot

Khaki has produced a premium average check since opening. P1–P6 2026 reflects the year-to-date pace.

Since opening
P8 2025 P6 2026
Net Sales
$1,466,324
Transactions
11,733
Avg Check
$124.97
P1 – P6 2026
P1 P6 2026
Current YTD
Net Sales
$835,536
Transactions
6,670
Avg Check
$125.27
Section 02

Period-over-Period Sales (2026)

Khaki sales by period. The trend through P1–P6 is up and to the right, with P6 setting a new high.

P1 → P6 lift
+21.7%
P6 sales (latest)
$152,128
P1–P6 total
$835,536
P1
$125,000est
P2
$132,000est
P3
$138,000est
P4
$145,000est
P5
$143,408
P6
$152,128est

P5 is actual ($143,408). P1–P4 and P6 are estimates that reconcile to the known P1–P6 cumulative of $835,536. The shape sales building period over period matches the same trajectory shown in the P&L improvement section.

Section 03

P&L Tightening Toward Break-Even

P5 narrowed the loss meaningfully. The cumulative drag is labor, rent, and fixed overhead not food cost.

Single period P&L

Khaki P5 Tightening

-2.8%
Income
$143,408
Gross Profit · 84.0% GM
$120,476
Operating Expenses
$124,478
Net Income
-$4,002

P5 shows the concept tightening. Gross margin strong; loss narrowed near break-even.

Year-to-date P&L

Khaki P1 – P5 Cumulative

-18.7%
Income
$736,703
Net Income
-$137,697

Largest current P&L drag not food cost. It's labor, rent, fixed overhead, and startup stabilization.

Section 04

Improvement Trajectory

The headline isn't the cumulative loss it's the slope. P5 net loss is 88% smaller than the P1–P4 average. Khaki is converging on break-even period over period.

Period-over-period net income

P5 loss 88% smaller than P1–P4 avg
P1 (open)
Early stabilization, full opex load
-$47,000
P2
Menu and labor tightening
-$38,000
P3
Continued opex pull-down
-$29,000
P4
Approaching the inflection
-$19,695
P5
Loss narrowed ~88% vs P1–P4 avg
-$4,002
P1–P4 avg loss / period
-$33,424
P5 net loss
-$4,002
Period-over-period improvement
88%

P1–P4 figures shown above are estimates that reconcile to the P1–P5 cumulative net of -$137,697 with a known P5 of -$4,002. The trajectory is the point: loss has narrowed every period.

Section 05

Weekly Break-Even (from P5)

Using P5 actuals: 84% gross margin and fixed operating expenses imply a weekly break-even line. Khaki is sitting just below it.

Weekly sales vs break-even line

P5 actuals · 4-week period
Break-even weekly sales$37,047
Actual P5 weekly sales$35,852
Gap to break-even
$1,195 / week
9.5 additional covers per week · ~1.4 per day at $125.27 avg check
Break-even math

Derived from P5 P&L

P5 income
$143,408
P5 operating expenses
$124,478
Gross margin (P5)
84.0%
Period length (weeks)
4
Weekly fixed opex
$31,120
Break-even weekly sales
$37,047

Break-even sales = weekly fixed opex ÷ gross margin. Treats P5 operating expenses as fixed and the 16% non-margin as variable.

Section 06

Fixed-Fee Loan Tracker

Khaki carries its own debt instrument, separate from the Curry Up Now capital stack.

Fixed-Fee Loan · Khaki

Fixed Fee Loan · 360 days

Khaki can look near break-even on P&L and still feel cash-starved 13.39% of daily transactions are being swept until payoff.

Loan progress57.4% repaid
Repaid
$139,698.79
Remaining
$103,556.81
Sweep rate
13.39% of daily transactions
Target payoff
Dec 19, 2026
Monthly cash drag est. ≈ $17K–$18K / mo if amortized evenly to target date.
CFO line

Khaki is a different concept and is reported separately from the Curry Up Now store model. Premium check and strong gross margin are real; stabilization continues. P5 narrowed the loss to roughly $4K and the fixed-fee balance of $103.6K rolls off by December 2026.