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5-day food fest begins at Chandigarh's Hotel Parkview today

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 01:09 PM Feb 22, 2024 IST

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Chandigarh, February 21

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Hotel Parkview will launch Fusion Wraps Food Festival from February 22 to 26. The festival promises to tantalise taste buds with an array of creatively crafted wraps, showcasing a fusion of flavours from around the world.

“Our specially curated menu features a delectable selection of wraps, each bursting with unique flavours and textures. From the pindi chana wraps to refreshing vegetable wraps, from the spicy aloo tikka wraps to hearty kidney bean wraps, there is something to please every palate,” said official spokesperson.

Vineet Chopra, DGM, Hotel Parkview, said, “This festival is a celebration of culinary innovation and creativity, showcasing the diverse flavours and ingredients that make wrap cuisine exciting. We invite food enthusiasts to join us for an unforgettable dining experience filled with bold flavours and delightful surprises.”

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