Shillong, a refuge for those seeking respite from the hustle and pollution of urban life, transforms into a captivating winter wonderland as a chill blankets its charming streets and hills. Amidst this enchanting atmosphere, a new haven of warmth and flavor has blossomed in the heart of the magical hill station.
On Tuesday, Bollywood actor Raj Kumar Rao officially opened the Cherry Bean Cafe situated in the vibrant Police Bazar area on GS Road, the central hub of Shillong.
Adding a personal touch to the grand inauguration, renowned Bollywood actors Rajkummar Rao and his wife, Patraleka Paul, graced the event. The cafe is particularly meaningful for Rao, as his wife hails from Shillong, and interestingly, the establishment is owned by Rao’s brother-in-law, Agnish Paul.
Expressing his affection for Shillong, Rajkummar Rao stated, “Shillong is my second home; I always love coming back here. We now have this beautiful cafe, and we want everyone, locals and tourists alike, to enjoy it as it is one of its kind.”
Speaking on the launch, Rajkummar Rao expressed his excitement for the newly established café, emphasizing its inclusivity. He highlighted that Cherry Bean Cafe offers a versatile space for relaxation, socializing, and even work, all while enjoying delicious food and vibrant music.
Capturing the essence of the season, the café radiates a warm and inviting atmosphere, providing an ideal haven for individuals seeking refuge from the chill to savor a steaming cup of coffee paired with a delightful array of continental treats. Boasting lively décor, subtle lighting, and plush seating, Cherrry Bean Café assures patrons an exceptional experience that goes beyond the conventional café setting.
With their distinctive cheesy burgers, tempting hotdogs, and impeccably seasoned fries, each dish exemplifies the culinary mastery behind this establishment. The café’s specialty coffees, skillfully brewed to perfection, complement the scrumptious offerings flawlessly.
Speaking about the launch, Patralekha expressed her hope that the café could serve as a platform to promote local musical talents.
