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The wisdom of Brahmin’s Coffee Bar

How many choices do we really need to get on with life? Is there a golden number, or are we cursed to drown in a sea of endless options?

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Brahmin’s Coffee Bar in Bengaluru offers only four items—idli, vada, khara bhath and kesari bhath—along with a choice of coffee, tea or milk

Brahmin’s Coffee Bar in Bengaluru offers only four items—idli, vada, khara bhath and kesari bhath—along with a choice of coffee, tea or milk

C Y GopinathIt’s easy to miss Brahmin’s Coffee Bar, because it has no signboard. To be accurate, its signboard is frayed and weatherworn; the only word visible after all these years is ‘Brahmin’. To make things worse, the signboard is tucked into a niche, visible only to those who’re anyway about to enter this triumphantly popular Bengaluru eatery.

Not a problem. Those who eat here know where to come and exactly what to expect. The menu, nailed to a wall behind the cashier, is the shortest in Bengaluru, very possibly India. It offers only four items—idli, vada, khara bhath and kesari bhath—along with a choice of coffee, tea or milk.

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