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Nexus Elante elevates dining experience with revamped food court

It has expanded food court featuring over 700 seats and 13 exclusive culinary brands
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 08:45 PM Jan 23, 2025 IST

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Nexus Elante has unveiled its upgraded food court, setting a new benchmark for dining experiences in the region.

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Known for its blend of fashion, beauty, and culinary offerings, Nexus Elante has taken its dining credentials to the next level with a sleek, expanded food court featuring over 700 seats and 13 exclusive culinary brands.

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The revamped food court boasts a 35 per cent increase in seating capacity, ensuring diners enjoy greater comfort while indulging in culinary delights.

The new food court features the first-ever stores in Chandigarh for brands like Street Foods by Punjab Grill, Mumbai Munchies, Doki Doki, Call Chotu, Kuremal Kulfi, and Tangelo. These are complemented by crowd favorites such as Domino’s, Burger King, Sagar Ratna, Khan Chacha, Pizza Near Me, Delhi Chutney, Wanchai, NiHao, Sizzlers Cafe, and Wow Momo.

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