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Writer's pictureKaran Fernandes

Restaurants owned by famous Cricketers

Striking aesthetics, well-curated menus and fabulous locations aren't the only reasons these eateries are famous. Sportspersons like Virat Kohli and Kapil Dev have always won the hearts of Indians with their great performance on field but their connection with people doesn't stop there.



Elevens by Kapil Dev, Patna

Established in 2008, Kapil Dev's Elevens in Patna is truly a thematic experience. The space is perfect for a cricket fanatic or anyone who wishes to eat in a cricket-themed restaurant. The eatery offers Indian, Pan-Asian and Continental cuisine; the interiors are filled with cricket-related decor elements.




Ministry of Crab by Mahela Jayawardena and Kumar Sangakkara, Colombo

Ministry of Crab in Colombo is the collective effort of cricketers Kumar Sangakkara, Mahela Jayawardena and chef Dharshan Munidasa.

The famous eatery has several outlets around the world—Colombo, Shanghai, Manila and Mumbai—and the place delivers an authentic crab eating experience to its diners.




Jaddu's Food Field by Ravindra Jadega, Rajkot

The multi-cuisine restaurant was launched on December 12, 2012, to celebrate the birthday of the owner, cricketer Ravindra Jadeja. Inside, one can witness cricket memorabilia of bats, jerseys and photos of Jadeja with his teammates adorning the walls.




Zaheer Khan's Dine Fine, Pune

Cricketer Zaheer Khan ventured into the hospitality industry earlier in the game. His restaurant Zaheer Khan's Dine Fine in Pune offers an unparalleled gastronomical experience in a luxurious ambience and offers flavoursome food perfect for a date night as well as for a fun group gathering.




Nueva by Virat Kohli, New Delhi

Located in the bustling gastronomical hub of RK Puram in New Delhi is cricket superstar Virat Kohli's restaurant. His journey in the hospitality sector began in 2017 with his restaurant Nueva.

The space is the brainchild of renowned chef Michael Swamy. The menu features dishes like Ceviche de Camarones, Spicy mole, La Caja de Pinturas and more.


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