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Are Pop-Ups here to stay in Bengaluru?

Hindustan Times ·First reported
Hindustan TimesAre Pop-Ups here to stay in Bengaluru?
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Bengaluru’s restaurant pop-ups increasingly celebrate regional cuisines, but chefs warn that too many fleeting events can dilute a restaurant’s identity.

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