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Michelin stars, sold-out dinners: the business of bringing global chefs to India

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From ₹10,000 pop-ups to menus costing over ₹75,000/person, luxury hotel groups are increasingly flying in chefs from Michelin-starred restaurants, acclaimed international culinary talent and prominent Indian chefs to attract diners willing to pay a premium for exclusive dining experiences. 

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