Updated On: 06 July, 2024 11:59 AM IST | Mumbai | Shriram Iyengar
With a new range of frozen Greek yoghurt, restaurateur Nicolo Morea hopes to spark a healthy change in Mumbai’s dessert choices

Nicolo Morea at the cloud kitchen space in Bandra. Pic/Anurag Ahire
Before ramen, pasta and sushi became buzzwords for Mumbai’s foodies, there was a generation that grew up on rolls, pattice, kheema pao and the odd burger. When Nicolo Morea popped up with his unique Crepe Station on Bandra’s Carter Road in 2003, it was among the city’s early forays to experimental European street food before the café culture took over.
“The idea was to create something new that did not exist in the market here — crepes. We decided to keep it tidy, people-friendly and let the food speak for itself,” says the 47-year old Morea. The food spoke well, and led to a successful chain of outlets across the city.