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Dakshta Bhambi

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Dakshta is a seasoned writer passionate about the evolving landscape of the F&B industry and restaurant technology. With a keen eye for trends, insights, and innovations, she crafts compelling content that empowers restaurateurs, cloud kitchen operators, and food entrepreneurs to stay ahead of the curve. At The Restaurant Times, she explores everything from cutting-edge tech solutions to operational strategies, helping businesses navigate the ever-changing hospitality ecosystem.

Cafe Arpan, India: Where Dignity Comes with Every Order

The question that Sushama Nagarkar could not help but ask herself again and again was neither a complex nor intricate one. It was a...

Ossiano, Dubai: Where the Ocean Comes to Dinner

What hits your senses right away is light. It’s blue. Not the artificial blue of a softly lit restaurant dining area or carefully colored...

Sheroes Hangout: The Cafe Where There Is No Price on the Menu, and That Is the Point

Sheroes Hangout does not list any prices on its menu. You come in, have a seat, get some food, eat it, and afterward decide how...

Echoes, India: The Cafe Where Silence Speaks

Walk into Echoes and you notice something different. Each table has a light bulb, like those in aircraft, to call servers. Notepads sit ready...

Chishuru, London: The Silence That Descends

In the West African language of Hausa, "Chishuru" means "the silence that descends on the table when the food arrives," according to chef Adejoké...

Wild & The Moon, Dubai: The Fridge Full of Greens

Emma Sawko remembers coming home from school as a child to find a fridge "only filled up with greens and grains," as she told...

Cecconi’s, India: The Arabian Sea Meets Northern Italy

In November 2018, Soho House opened its first location in Asia: an 11-story building in Mumbai's Juhu, overlooking the Arabian Sea. On the ground...

Dishoom, UK: Once Upon a Time in Bombay

In 2010, London had great Indian food at two extremes: Michelin-starred restaurants for special occasions and curry houses as part of British tradition. But...

21 Grams, Dubai: The Weight of a Soul, The Latitude of a Region

The name symbolizes two things. First, in 1907, a single experiment found that the human soul weighed 21 grams. Secondly, 21 degrees marks the...

Unity Kitchen Café, London: The First Café on Olympic Ground

The Unity Kitchen Café became the first permanent café to be set up at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in East London in July...

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