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Before Rajdhani, most Gujarati eateries in the city of Mumbai were nondescript, non-air-conditioned places - the kind where people sat on one side of a table and paid for every extra item they ordered.

Updated on: Jul 8, 2008, 22:43:57 IST
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Before Rajdhani, most Gujarati eateries in the city of Mumbai were nondescript, non-air-conditioned places - the kind where people sat on one side of a table and paid for every extra item they ordered. Rajdhani gave Mumbaikars their first experience of what a lavish Gujarati meal tasted like. They were also the first thali joint to pre-plan a monthly menu, and follow it! Rajdhani can also be credited with pioneering the concept of food festivals.

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