‘No Real Estate or Political Talk While You Dine’: Bengaluru Restaurant Paakashala’s Signboard Banning Political Discussions While Eating Goes Viral Again (Watch Video)
A popular Bengaluru restaurant, Paakashala, has gone viral again for its strict dining rules. The eatery put up a signboard urging customers to avoid real estate and political discussions while enjoying their meals. The notice reads: “This facility is only for dine-in purpose, not for real estate/political discussions. Please understand and cooperate.”
A popular Bengaluru restaurant, Paakashala, has gone viral again for its strict dining rules. The eatery put up a signboard urging customers to avoid real estate and political discussions while enjoying their meals. The notice reads: “This facility is only for dine-in purpose, not for real estate/political discussions. Please understand and cooperate.” Known for its affordable South Indian fare, Paakashala has outlets across Bengaluru and on major highways. While some diners support the move for a peaceful dining experience, others find it amusing. The viral sign has sparked mixed reactions online. Gujarat: Cop Thrashes Boy Enjoying Bicycle Ride During PM Narendra Modi’s Convoy Drill in Surat, Removed From Duty After Video Goes Viral.
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Bengaluru eatery Paakashala's 'no political, real estate discussions' rule for diners sparks debate.#Viral #ViralVideo #TrendingNow |@Swatij14 pic.twitter.com/9Vv2gmcQWe
— TIMES NOW (@TimesNow) March 7, 2025
A restaurant named Paakashala in Bengaluru has put up a signboard:
"No real estate and political discussions while enjoying their meals".
No bakwaas seedhi baat pic.twitter.com/sNY5IrK7Jn
— NewsSpectrumAnalyzer (The News Updates 🗞️) (@Bharat_Analyzer) March 7, 2025
Dosey, Paddu, Appam, Vadey outing. Paakashala restaurant in Bengaluru asks people to refrain from discussing politics and real estate while eating 😂 pic.twitter.com/ffRmjYHsI6
— Sahana Singh (@singhsahana) October 19, 2023
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