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Mumbai-based Umrila Asher runs Gujarati snacks startup Gujju Ben Na Nasta with her grandson Harsh, which sells pickles, thepla, dhokla, puran poli, halwa, sabudana khichdi, farali pattice, and a host of other delectable dishes
With the recent news of a few delivery executives being diagnosed COVID-19 positive in Delhi and Bengaluru, consumers are now at a tough spot. To order or not to order - that is the question.
The menu is unlike any other no-frills eatery. The only options here are six varieties of pav bhaji, a few side dishes, 11 types of fresh juice, five varieties of seasonal milkshakes and cold beverages.
“The man was probably in his early 40s, and you could tell that he had a family waiting for him at home. I genuinely wanted that man to leave my house with a smile that was not because he hadn’t received abuse, but because he had been appreciated.”