VOIWORLD/Prague
When you enter the Prague’s central train station, Praha hlavní nádraží, as an Indian you may miss its presence but the locals here and the tourists from world over are not. It is a Indian food joint Dhaba Beas that is gaining immense popularity in the Czech capital. The popularity of this spicy yet popular Indian food can be gauged from the fact that all but just 1 or 2 tables were full with customers
Another USP of this popular place is that here the food is given in grams. The more you eat, the more you pay and the less you eat, the less you pay
From the favorite snack of Indian subcontinent Samosa to the ubiquitous comfort food Dal Chawal, there are many takers for this food at any given point of time
FULL VIDEO OF ‘DHABA BEAS’ AT PRAGUE TRAIN STATION
When you enter the Dhaba, take a tray, cutlery and then you can select any of of meal options that range from Samosas, Soya chaap, Chapatis, Dal, Chawal, Aloo Sazbi, Paneer Sabzi. Finally you reach the cashier and the food is weighed for payment.
And as it is situated at the train station, the popularity of this food is immense and so will be the business also
However, to the surprise of the write there was no Indian or any Indian sign at this restaurant that can point out to its Indian roots
Dhaba Beas is reportedly ay around 20 more location in and around the city.
https://prague.eu/en/objevujte/dhaba-beas-na-porici/
While Dhaba means a local food eating place, generally situated on the roadside in India, Beas is popular large river in the Indian state of Punjab
So the popular appeal of Dhaba Beas lies in its Indian roots and the unique way of selling it per gram basis.
The write was surprised at the popularity of the place and its subtle Indian origin.
Quite possible this is something that is working in its favour
PS: THE DHABA IS LOCATED TO THE RIGHT SIDE OF THIS SIGN
