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Valley’s popular eatery Parsa’s forays into Delhi

Updated At : 12:14 PM Jun 21, 2019 IST

Srinagar, June 20

Kashmir valley’s popular food chain, Parsa’s, opened its outlet at New Friends Colony, New Delhi, on Thursday. Though Parsa’s has 10 outlets across the state, this is their first venture outside the state.

Founded by 30-year-old Javid Parsa, this enterprise started as one tiny franchise outlet and within around a year of its launch, the pocket-friendly kathi roll joint quickly took Kashmir’s restaurant scene by storm.

Besides serving food, the Parsa’s outlets house libraries and regularly host literary, cultural as well social awareness events. —TNS

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