Eaten at Saravana Bhavan? Do, before you die
May 07, 2014 12:50
In a break from poll news and as an appetiser before you break for lunch, read this:
Saravana Bhavan doesn't look like a house of secrets. Its dining room at the corner of Lexington Avenue and 26th Street is clean and bright and often attracts a line out front. It doesn't advertise because it doesn't need to; the fact that it's one of the world's largest chains of vegetarian restaurants '" 33 in India, another 47 in a dozen other countries '" is considered too obvious to its core clientele of Indian expatriates and tourists to be worth trumpeting. Read
Saravana Bhavan doesn't look like a house of secrets. Its dining room at the corner of Lexington Avenue and 26th Street is clean and bright and often attracts a line out front. It doesn't advertise because it doesn't need to; the fact that it's one of the world's largest chains of vegetarian restaurants '" 33 in India, another 47 in a dozen other countries '" is considered too obvious to its core clientele of Indian expatriates and tourists to be worth trumpeting. Read
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