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SodaBottleOpenerWala A Legacy of Parsi and Irani Food and Culture
Posted on the 18 December 2016 by Jaideep Khanduja @PebbleInWaters
I would love to visit SodaBottleOpenerWala on my every visit to Gurugram. The place is like a pledge to revive and sustain the legacy and heritage of Parsi and Irani food. In fact, the ambiance, decor, service, food, and taste collectively say it all. This is, as a matter of fact, a place where culture, heritage, and legacy meet at a single point.
This is my first visit to any Irani and Parsi restaurant in Delhi NCR. And in fact, this is the second visit to such restaurants in my lifetime. The first visit was in a small restaurant in Worli Naka in Bombay in 1987. On my recent revisit to the same place in Mumbai I came to know it I closed for long. Since my first visit I was craving for Irani Chai and Vada Pav I used to have there during my stay. And finally, I got it here. In fact, it was a lot more than these at SodaBottleOpenerWala.