Cream Stone

Cream Stone is an Indian chain of ice-cream parlours founded in 2004. The brand operates stores in India and is associated with a broad menu of flavoured ice creams, including combinations that draw on familiar Indian sweets and fruits. Its offering includes flavours such as gulab jamun and lychee, alongside more conventional ice-cream choices, diet-oriented options, and milkshakes. The chain’s retail model is centred on parlour-based consumption rather than packaged grocery distribution, positioning it as an out-of-home dessert and snack brand. According to the available reference material, Cream Stone has expanded to 16 locations across India. The sources do not identify the specific cities, ownership structure, headquarters, founder, or current senior management, so those details are left unspecified. The brand has also received food-industry recognition from organisations associated with The Times Group and Zomato, although the available material does not provide a complete list of award names, years, or categories. Cream Stone’s menu reflects an Indianised approach to ice cream. By incorporating flavours and dessert associations such as gulab jamun, the chain adapts the parlour format to local tastes while retaining the flexibility to offer fruit-based flavours, diet products, and milkshakes. This gives the brand a position spanning indulgent desserts, casual family outings, and lighter or lower-calorie choices. The available sources do not establish a formal tagline, detailed brand strategy, financial performance, or current expansion plan. The business is also linked to Temptations, a food outlet established in 2004. Temptations serves starters, chaat, and ice cream, indicating that the wider business activity connected with Cream Stone extends beyond ice cream parlours into casual food service. The relationship is described as ownership by the company, but the legal corporate entity and precise group structure are not identified in the supplied references. Cream Stone’s current status is treated as active because the reference describes an operating chain, but the exact number of stores may change over time.

Cream Stone was established in India in 2004 as an ice-cream parlour chain. Its format focuses on serving ice cream and related drinks through branded retail locations, rather than presenting the business primarily as a packaged-food manufacturer. The available reference describes the chain as offering a wide variety of flavours and identifies both Indian-inspired choices and more general fruit-based products. A notable feature of Cream Stone’s menu is its use of flavours associated with Indian sweets and produce. Gulab jamun and lychee are cited as examples, showing how the brand has adapted the ice-cream parlour concept to local preferences. In addition to indulgent flavoured ice creams, the chain offers diet options and milkshakes, giving customers alternatives across different consumption occasions and dietary preferences. The chain expanded to 16 locations across India, although the supplied source does not specify the locations or provide a dated store-count history. Cream Stone has also received several food awards presented by organisations connected with The Times Group and Zomato. The available material confirms this recognition but does not identify every award, year, or category; therefore, no more specific award claims are recorded here. The business associated with Cream Stone also owns Temptations, which was established in the same year, 2004. Temptations serves starters, chaat, and ice cream, broadening the associated food-service activity beyond the core ice-cream parlour proposition. The available sources do not provide enough information to establish whether Cream Stone and Temptations operate under a publicly disclosed parent company, nor do they identify the founders, legal ownership, headquarters, financial performance, or current executives. Cream Stone remains described in the reference material as an operating Indian chain. Its documented identity is therefore that of a regional food-service and dessert brand with a presence across multiple Indian locations, a menu shaped partly by Indian flavours, and an associated casual-food concept. Further research would be required to verify current store numbers, geographic footprint, corporate structure, management, awards, and any subsequent developments.

• 2004

  Cream Stone established

  [1]Cream Stoneen.wikipedia.org

  Cream Stone was established in India as an ice-cream parlour chain.

• 2004

  Temptations established

  [1]Cream Stoneen.wikipedia.org

  Temptations, an associated food-service business offering starters, chaat, and ice cream, was established.

• Expansion across India

  [1]Cream Stoneen.wikipedia.org

  The chain is described as having stores in 16 locations across India; the source does not provide a specific expansion date.

An Indian ice-cream parlour chain combining familiar international dessert formats with locally popular flavours, fruit-based choices, diet options, and milkshakes.

• Ice cream

  Flavoured ice creams

  Cream Stone’s core offering is a broad range of flavoured ice creams sold through its parlour locations. The available reference indicates that the menu includes both locally familiar flavour profiles and fruit-based choices.

• Ice cream

  Indian-inspired ice creams

  The chain incorporates flavours associated with Indian sweets and ingredients into its ice-cream menu. Gulab jamun is specifically cited as an example, illustrating Cream Stone’s adaptation of the parlour concept to regional tastes.

• Ice cream

  Fruit-flavoured ice creams

  Fruit-oriented choices form part of the brand’s flavour range, with lychee identified in the reference material. The source does not provide a complete list of fruit flavours or their individual launch dates.

• Diet dessert

  Diet ice-cream options

  Cream Stone offers diet options alongside its standard ice creams. The available sources do not specify the nutritional formulation, product names, or whether the range is available at every location.

• Beverage

  Milkshakes

  Milkshakes complement the chain’s ice-cream menu and extend the offering into cold beverages. No detailed flavour list, recipe information, or launch chronology is provided in the available reference.

• Casual food service · 2004

  Temptations menu

  Temptations is an associated food-service concept owned by the company connected with Cream Stone. Its menu includes starters, chaat, and ice cream, giving the wider business a broader casual-dining and snack orientation.

1. 1Cream Stoneen.wikipedia.org