Its owner, a portly Sanjay Obhrai, revels in introducing customers to his bag of treasures. Ask him what prompted the idea of starting a choco shop and he says sheepishly: "I saw Hallstorm’s film Chocolat, and I was hooked!" A little help from a Spain-based confectioner helped to get the project off the ground and by the time denizens woke up to 2003, mouth-watering chocolates were ready to add that extra punch to the celebrations. Better than anything you might have had at the five-star hotels and well-known confectioners, Obhrai’s chocolates match the deliciousness of any firangi pack you may have brought home from your travels to Europe or the US. Maybe, the time’s ripe to start patronising our homegrown chocolatiers.
The Delhi Mumbai Gazette
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The Delhi Mumbai Gazette
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Hooked on to hot Chocolat