The Hindu·8 min read

The rebranding of Ahmedabad’s food scene

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Nivedita Jayaram Pawar
The rebranding of Ahmedabad’s food scene
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The first thing that hits you at Sora is not the menu, but the sheer scale of the ambition. Spanning an impressive 11,000 sq ft, this Asian-Peruvian restaurant, designed with Art Deco flourishes, feels less like a neighbourhood haunt and more like a space airlifted from Dubai.

In Ahmedabad, a city where the ‘spirit’ has always been strictly zero-proof, a new breed of restaurateurs is proving that the absence of a bar is not a limitation but a catalyst for culinary theatre. Sora is not the opening act of this shift, but a signal that the city is no longer a stopover on the way to Udaipur or Kutch. It is now a weekend destination for zero-proof, high-end gastronomy.

Ume a drink at Sora | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT

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