Harsh Goenka Shares Video Of Unique Bengaluru's 'Jail Restaurant', Internet Amazed
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Harsh Goenka shared a video featuring a food blogger showing around a restaurant that resembles a jail.
Industrialist Harsh Goenka often shares motivational and interesting posts to keep his social media fans entertained. Recently, the tech-savvy businessman shared a video featuring a food blogger showing around a restaurant that resembles a jail. The video of it has gone viral on the internet. Jail ke mazaa khao….someone took it literally! pic.twitter.com/PD9VB4dlZy
Central Jail restaurant is located at HSR Layout in Bengaluru. The video shows the unique interiors of the jail restaurant. As the food blogger enters the restaurant, one can see people seated behind the bars and enjoying food. The servers were dressed as policemen and prisoners.
Mr Goenka captioned the post, "Jail ke mazaa khao....someone took it literally!"
Watch the video here:
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