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Two youths convert a Mumbai local train compartment into a dining area

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Chandigarh, November 20

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In Mumbai, where local trains are an indispensable mode of transportation for many visitors and commuters alike, two enterprising youths introduced a distinctive dining experience on wheels.Through their Instagram account, Aryan Kataria and Sarthak Sachdeva gave the public a peek into their creative endeavour, which attracted a lot of interest.

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The two carefully thought out every step of their endeavour, which included making and sending out invitations for the “grand opening” of their pop-up restaurant, “Tasty Ticket.” The cards included the event’s date, time, and location, along with a promise of complimentary meals for everyone who showed up.

On the day of launch, Aryan and Sarthak converted a train compartment into a dining area while they were dressed as servers. After spreading a table and covering it with a spotless white cloth, they sat down to serve their first patrons. The menu, which included Maggi noodles with ketchup and seasoned jalebi were the main highlights.

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The passengers gave an extremely favourable response. A few even took pictures of this amazing event as they became inquisitive consumers. The footage of this adventure became viral, receiving around 97,000 likes and over a million views.

One person dared them to open up shop during peak hours, while another recommended they try their act during the Monday morning rush hour at Dadar station.

 

 

 

 

 

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