Variety the spice of life for Mumbai’s tiffin carriers


  • TECH
  • Friday, 25 Sep 2015

Iconic character: An Indian dabbawallah or lunchbox deliveryman carrying a cart filled with lunch boxes to an assembly point before delivering them to offices in Mumbai.

MUMBAI: Mumbai’s world-renowned tiffin service is no longer the preserve of loyal housewives cooking up generations-old family dishes to be delivered to their husbands’ offices by the city’s famous “dabbawallahs”. 

Now a host of health-conscious young startups are using – and sometimes superseding – the dabbawallahs to deliver lunches catering to all diets, with tailored menus offering an array of global cuisines online. 

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