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Shrabonti Bagchi

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Bangalore
As seen in: The Times of India, Flipboard, Mint, Mint Lounge, Factor Daily, HT Syndication
Independent writer, previously with @Mint_Lounge @livemint writing on culture, tech x society, food, business. Never calling this place 'X'
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Why are small plates so expensive?

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By Shrabonti Bagchi Verified
| Mint
A decorated morsel” is how Nishi Shisodia, founder of Bengaluru-based travel company The Happy Holly, describes small plates. Shisodia’s large blended family, which includes four teenagers, eats out often, and she finds the “small plates trend” annoying and expensive. “We like to try out new restaurants and cuisines, but we have started skipping the small plates section because we have to order multiple portions for everyone to even get a taste,” says Shisodia.
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California Burrito CEO Bert Mueller on his love for Indian cuisine and setting up a Mexican food chain in the country

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By Shrabonti Bagchi Verified
| HT Syndication
New Delhi, April 11 -- On most days in Bengaluru, Bert Mueller could pass unnoticed, except for the auto, which is bright red and unmistakable. Mueller, an American who moved to India in his early 20s, often drives the three-wheeler around Indiranagar, where he lives. Gifted by co-founder Gaelan Draper when he exited the company, it is the only vehicle Mueller owns.
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California Burrito CEO Bert Mueller on his love for Indian cuisine and setting up a Mexican food chain in the country

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By Shrabonti Bagchi Verified
| Mint
On most days in Bengaluru, Bert Mueller could pass unnoticed, except for the auto, which is bright red and unmistakable. Mueller, an American who moved to India in his early 20s, often drives the three-wheeler around Indiranagar, where he lives. Gifted by co-founder Gaelan Draper when he exited the company, it is the only vehicle Mueller owns.
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