Viral: Chef from Singapore sets up food stall on Mohali streets, sells tasty Punjabi delicacies

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India is becoming a place for young entrepreneurs day by day. As the youth of the country is moving towards setting up their own businesses, many are trying to build a career out of their passion and interests. At such a time when people are engaging in all kinds of jobs to earn a living, the internet has become a proper source for such stories which not only inspire others but also sets an example for society. One such story has now come to the fore where a female chef from abroad has taken up the initiative to set up her own food stall in Punjab.

The video of the woman was shared on Instagram by a user named Harry Uppal stating that she used to work as a professional chef in Singapore, following which she started spelling Punjabi delicacies at her stall in Mohali.

 

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As we can hear in the video, the stall is located in front of the NP Tower in Sector 91, Mohali. Owned by chef Aman, the stall runs from 12 noon to 3 pm. Furthermore, the chef also discusses the menu of her stall stating that she sells three varieties of side dishes along with rice on a daily basis. The menu includes a range of items such as paneer, chole masala, aloo matar, and kadhi among others.

Besides the delicious items, she also sells a Veg Thali for Rs 80 and a Chicken Thali for Rs 150, both of which are worth trying.

As soon as the video was shared, people took to the comment section and showered the woman with applause. A person wrote, “Very nice to see youngsters coming back to their homeland and selling food in a hygienic manner. Wish her all the best”. Another person commented, “Kya baat. She is an inspiration to millions of Punjabis. Proud of this girl.”

 

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Notably, Aman also has her own Instagram handle by the username Timmy’s Take Out where she shares videos of her business and her stall.

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