Indian Accent executive chef moves to Rooh, San Francisco

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Indian Accent executive chef moves to Rooh, San Francisco

Indian Accent executive chef moves to Rooh, San Francisco

July 2024 612 views 01 Min 58 Sec

Executive Chef Valice Francis, after having worked at Indian Accent restaurants in New York and New Delhi has come to Rooh, San Francisco as the head chef of the restaurant. He had delivered a menu that showcased flavors from the ustads of Indian cooking in an inventive style. His approach to Indian cuisine embraces global sensibilities.

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