Mumbai’s Parsi café culture
Mumbai’s Parsi café culture
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Long before swanky coffee shops came into existence, people met at Irani cafés for everyday conversations. Fresh buns dipped in hot chai or a plate of mava cake and raspberry soda kicked off daily routines for most locals in the a … Read more
Long before swanky coffee shops came into existence, people met at Irani cafés for everyday conversations. Fresh buns dipped in hot chai or a plate of mava cake and raspberry soda kicked off daily routines for most locals in the area. These cafés were once an important part of Mumbai’s culture and society and here are 4 such eateries that are still standing strong.
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