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End of the seven-year-itch

Moshe Shek, the OG cafe man, is back in Mumbai to helm Kala Ghoda’s Knead, an all-vegetarian cafe and cooking studio

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Egg chatternee, a local Iraqi dish. It comes with a tangy chutney, slow roasted marbled eggs and mejadra, a lentil and brown onion pulao

Egg chatternee, a local Iraqi dish. It comes with a tangy chutney, slow roasted marbled eggs and mejadra, a lentil and brown onion pulao

I never imagined I would do this, again,” Moshe Shek says to us with utmost sincerity. He looks around his brand new cafe and bakery housed on the first floor of an old building in Ropewalk Lane. Dressed in his favourite shade of grey, he is colour-coordinated with the walls of Knead. The sprawling cafe space is dressed with sturdy wooden furniture and black outlines. In a corner, sits an old typewriter, and another supports a standing fan. We could have been in a cafe in any part of the world.

Culinary entrepreneur and chef Moshe Shek says he opened Knead in Kala Ghoda to support his cooking school in Alibaug. Pics/Bipin Kokate
Culinary entrepreneur and chef Moshe Shek says he opened Knead in Kala Ghoda to support his cooking school in Alibaug. Pics/Bipin Kokate

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