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Eating out with family for Diwali, Dussehra? Here's why your restaurant bills may go up by 10-15% this festive season

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Eating out with family for Diwali, Dussehra? Here's why your restaurant bills may go up by 10-15% this festive season

Mumbai restaurants may raise menu prices by 10-15% in the coming weeks, AHAR announced, citing higher costs for ingredients, LPG, wages, rents and transportation.

This will help maintain food quality, service standards and staffing and balance affordability, it added. 

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