The tale of berry pulav and stories of the Queen, all come to a halt. A restaurant that serves classic Parsi and Irani cuisines and holds a brief history lost its dearest leader on Wednesday.
The founder of Britannia & Co an immigrant of Iran decided to set up a restaurant in Mumbai and serve the people of the city with traditional Irani and Parsi delicacies. Situated in Fort this restaurant has more to it than its mouth-watering and appetising dishes.
Boman Kohinoor, a humble human being with a great sense of humor shared his love and gratitude with every person who visited the restaurant. He was the heart and soul of the restaurant serving joy with every platter.
All of his dishes were loved by the people, and so was he. People visiting the restaurant and went back not only for the delicious food that was served to them but also for the hospitality and the care that they received by Boman Kohinoor himself. He made sure that he personally visited each table and recommended lime soda and Berry Pulav, his late wife's recipe.
He also shared with them his love for the Royal family and the letter written to him by the Queen herself. Boman Kohinoor also had a chance to meet Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge Catherine Middleton during their visit in Mumbai.
People are upset that the most charming personalities of one of the most loved restaurant passed away this Wednesday at 4.45 pm. They shared their grievance on social media platforms.
May his soul RIP.
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