Bihar Youth Opens ‘Cockroach Cafe’ Inspired by CJI Protests in Delhi
The cafe was started by Kanishk Raja, who said he was inspired by the recent CJI protests in Delhi. The concept has attracted interest among local youth, with the cafe offering food items and beverages at affordable prices.
Nalanda: A young man from Bihar’s Nalanda district has opened a unique eatery named ‘Cockroach Cafe’ in the Hilsa area, drawing attention with its unusual name and low-cost menu.
The cafe was started by Kanishk Raja, who said he was inspired by the recent CJI protests in Delhi. The concept has attracted interest among local youth, with the cafe offering food items and beverages at affordable prices.
According to Kanishk, most food and drink items are available for just Rs. 99, making the cafe particularly appealing to young customers looking for budget-friendly options.
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Another notable feature of the cafe is that it operates 24 hours a day, allowing customers to visit at any time.
Kanishk said the idea behind the cafe was to create a distinctive space for young people while keeping food and beverages affordable.
The unusual name and 24-hour operation have made the cafe a talking point in the Hilsa area, with many locals and youngsters showing curiosity about the new establishment.
