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Tips to make a pop-up restaurant work
Updated On: 24 January, 2014 09:42 AM IST | | Anjana Vaswani
<p>The trend of insta-restaurants — banquet rooms, boutiques, art galleries and even living rooms converted into foodie havens, for a day or two — continues to gain momentum in the city. With two such events coming up this weekend, The GUIDE looks at what it takes to manage these 'pop'ular affairs</p>

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“A true taste of what it’s like to run a restaurant in India,” is how Chef Jehangir Mehta summed up the experience of showcasing his culinary skills for a pop-up held at The Tasting Room, last year. While Mumbai loved Mehta, the chef who runs restaurants in NYC’s fashionable East Village and TriBeCa areas, was stunned by the incredible response he received and the city’s hospitality. But he admits that the event did entail its fair share of challenges.
The Oh-So-Famous Garage Sale by Small Fry Co was held in October last year and featured pop-up food counters that stocked various goodies
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