Unexpected business model Cafe in the graveyard is booming

Lucky Restaurant, a cafe located on an ancient graveyard in the southern Indian city of Ahmandabad, has been doing brisk business since its opening, which sounds particularly ironic. But in fact, these coffins are relics of this Muslim graveyard, and the coffee shop has become a popular haunt for men, women and children.

Every morning, when the rolling doors of the restaurant are pulled up, waiters begin to clean the tombstones and decorate them with flowers and cloth to pay homage to the dead. Instead of removing the graveyard to make room for a coffee shop, the store's owner, Krishnan Kutti, preserved about a dozen coffins sealed by iron frames and placed tables around them, and diners were not taboo at all.

In this regard, G.Y. Krishnan said, it is these seemingly ominous graveyards to bring good luck to the coffee shop, business can be so prosperous, its uniqueness is to give customers a unique experience. G.Y. Krishnan knew nothing about the owners of these cemeteries.