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🍽️ Zomato Data Analysis Using Python 📊

Unlocking hidden insights from the Zomato restaurant dataset to help businesses make smarter decisions and enhance customer experiences.


📌 Project Overview

This project involves an in-depth analysis of Zomato's restaurant dataset to uncover insights into:

  • Customer preferences
  • Restaurant trends
  • Online service patterns.

The primary goal is to help stakeholders make informed decisions regarding restaurant operations, marketing strategies, and service offerings.


🎯 Objectives

🎯 Analyze the distribution of restaurants across various locations and cuisines
🎯 Examine the relationship between restaurant ratings and features like cost, location, and service type
🎯 Identify trends in online ordering and table booking services
🎯 Provide actionable insights to improve customer satisfaction and overall business performance


🧰 Technologies & Tools

Tool/Library Description
🐍 Python Core programming language
🧮 NumPy Numerical computations
🐼 Pandas Data preprocessing & analysis
📈 Matplotlib Static visualizations
🧠 Seaborn Advanced data visualizations
🧪 Jupyter Notebook Interactive development environment

📊 Data Preprocessing

✔️ Handled missing values and inconsistencies
✔️ Converted data types to appropriate formats
✔️ Standardized categorical variables (e.g., Yes/No → Binary)
✔️ Removed duplicate entries to ensure quality
✔️ Cleaned irrelevant or redundant columns for optimal analysis


📈 Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)

🗺️ Visualized the distribution of restaurants by location and cuisine
💰 Analyzed the impact of cost for two on restaurant ratings
🛒 Explored the prevalence of online ordering and table booking services
🌟 Identified top-rated restaurants and popular cuisines

📷 Check the visuals/ folder for all saved graphs and charts.


📂 Project Structure

Zomato-Data-Analysis-Using-Python/ ├── data/ │ └── zomato.csv # Raw dataset ├── notebooks/ │ └── zomato_data_analysis.ipynb # Main analysis notebook ├── visuals/ │ └── *.png # Plots and visual outputs └── README.md # Project documentation


📥 Dataset

The dataset used in this project is publicly available on Kaggle:

🔗 Zomato Restaurants Data on Kaggle

ℹ️ Includes details like restaurant names, locations, cuisines, average cost, rating, votes, and service options.


📌 Key Insights

📍 Certain locations like BTM and Koramangala have a high restaurant density → Possible market saturation

🌐 Restaurants with online ordering enabled tend to have higher average ratings

💸 There's a positive correlation between cost for two and ratings — up to a moderate threshold

🍲 North Indian and Chinese cuisines dominate in popularity across most zones

📊 High-rated restaurants often offer both delivery and dine-in with modern service features


📝 Conclusion

This Zomato dataset analysis offers deep insights into:

  • Customer behavior
  • Service expectations
  • Location-specific trends

📢 Businesses can use these insights to:

  • Tailor menus and pricing
  • Focus marketing in high-demand areas
  • Offer services like online ordering and table booking to increase customer satisfaction and loyalty

📣 Future Enhancements

🔮 Predict restaurant ratings using machine learning
📍 Geo-mapping of popular food hubs using Folium
📈 Build a live dashboard using Streamlit or Power BI
🗣️ Sentiment analysis on reviews (if available)
🧠 Recommendation system for restaurants/cuisines


👤 Author

Abinesh M
📧 m.abinesh555@email.com
🌐 LinkedIn
💻 GitHub


🙌 Support & Contributions

If you found this project helpful:

🌟 Star this repository
🍴 Fork and contribute improvements
📬 Submit issues and suggestions


📜 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.
You’re free to use, modify, and distribute with credit.


“Data is the new oil — and Zomato has a refinery full of it.” 💡

🤖 Possible Add-ons ✨ Real-time dashboard with Streamlit ✨ Predictive modeling using Machine Learning ✨ Integration with Telegram or Discord bot for live updates ✨ Country-wise alert system

👨‍💻 Author

Abinesh M

📧 m.abinesh555@email.com 🌐 LinkedIn 📂 More Projects

🤝 Contributions We welcome contributions!

🍴 Fork the repo

🛠 Make changes

🔁 Submit a pull request

📌 Please follow the code style and include documentation.

📜 License This project is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to use it for personal or commercial purposes.

🙌 Support If you found this useful, consider leaving a ⭐ on the repo!

📣 Connect & Share If you use this project or build something inspired by it, share it on LinkedIn or GitHub and tag me! Let’s learn and grow together 💪

“In God we trust, all others must bring data.” – W. Edwards Deming

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