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Sanjeev Kapoor’s restaurant opens its new branch

Updated At : 07:10 AM Sep 21, 2016 IST

Ludhiana: Sanjeev Kapoor’s specialty restaurant The Yellow Chilli has opened its new branch at Cheema Chowk here.

A comfortable boutique hotel named the Courtyard Hotel with 11 luxurious rooms has all the essential amenities including WiFi, doctor on call and electricity back up.

“In addition to this we have conference hall, personal get-together hall with a bar,” Mohit Dhir and Rohit Dhir, owners of the restaurant, said. —TNS

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