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Mangaluru: Bombay Residency opened

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June 4, 2016

Mangaluru, Jun 4: Bombay Residency and Grand Party hall, the two new establishments affiliated to city's famous Bombay Lucky Restaurant were inaugurated at Bunder, Mangaluru on Friday.

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With this the century-old Bombay Lucky Restaurant, has formally entered to hotel and hospitality industry.

Located at the revamped building of the old restaurant, the Bombay Residency has 27 rooms with air-condition and other modern facilities. The lodging has a 24 hour check in - check out option.

The new grand party hall or banquet hall with 3,00 occupancy provides all modern facilities besides better privacy for dining families.

In terms of variety in food too, the hotel will provide its customers with more to choose from by introducing tandoori dishes, tikkas, shawarmas and many more options.

Twaka Ahmed Musliyar, Khazi of Mangaluru, offered dua. M Sulaiman, owner of Bombay Lucky Restaurant, K S Mohammed Masood, President, Muslim Central Committee, Mohammed Ali, Khateeb, Kachi Memon Masjid were present among others.

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SYED
 - 
Saturday, 4 Jun 2016

Yes Preetham,,, Just love to eat BEEF Biriyani....Yummy Mouth Watering Dish.

BEST WISHES TO THE BL

Preetham
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Saturday, 4 Jun 2016

Just love to eat Biriyani in BL :)

Junaid
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Saturday, 4 Jun 2016

Awesome development. Jasakullah

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