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Bengaluru’s Book A Table unites food lovers and readers

Bengaluru’s Book A Table unites food lovers and readers
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The 'Book A Table' initiative in Bengaluru is hosting a literary-themed dining event that pairs a book discussion with a five-course pan-Asian meal. The event aims to foster community by turning the solitary act of reading into a shared social experience.

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It reflects a growing niche market for experiential dining that combines intellectual engagement with culinary arts.

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Forget coffee and croissants, this Saturday Bao To Me in Koramangala, is teaming up with Book A Table for a literary lunch that pairs Yellowface by RF Kuang with a specially curated five-course pan-Asian meal.

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