Tag: Bo Tai
Dildeep & Zorawar Kalra to Launch Seafood Restaurant with India’s First Champagne & Caviar Bar in Mumbai Today
Posted: June 22, 2018 at 10:12 am / Dining Out
JUNE 22 will mark the birth of the newest child in the Kalra family of restaurants, which is fast expanding into uncharted territories. Opening at the Palladium Mall in Mumbai tomorrow, Rivers to Oceans (R2O) will not only mark the formal entry of Dildeep Kalra, Zorawar Kalra‘s better half and operations chief, into the world […]
High on Thai: Zorawar Kalra Smartens Up a Familiar Cuisine and Gifts New Landmark to Mehrauli
Posted: April 27, 2018 at 11:51 am / Dining Out
After creating signature brands such as Masala Library, Farzi Cafe and Pa Pa Ya, Zorawar Kalra has dished up another super-hit, Bo Tai, next to Olive Bar & Kitchen in Mehrauli FOR MOST of his life, Zorawar Kalra has lived in the substantial shadow of his father Jiggs Kalra‘s reputation as a food writer and […]
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