Priyanka Chopra officialy introduced the opening of her New York based mostly Indian restaurant, Sona, on Friday. Calling it a “labour of love”, the worldwide icon stated she can’t wait to provide the world, a style of timeless India. The inauguration of Sona comes days after Priyanka, restaurateur Maneesh Goyal and their workforce held a prayer ceremony for the brand new enterprise.
Priyanka took to her Instagram web page and wrote an extended put up of gratitude, thanking her workforce, together with husband Nick Jonas, for giving wings to her dream. She additionally expressed disappointment for not being there on Sona’s large day, in individual, however in spirits.
Priyanka additionally shared a number of clicks from the restaurant, together with a glimpse into its desi delicacies. Her caption learn, “TODAY IS OPENING DAY @sonanewyork! What started as a simple craving for great Indian food has become this labour of love, and I can’t wait to welcome you all in, and for you to experience timeless India in the heart of NYC! This has been a team effort all the way… from the many many menu deliberations, food tastings, and decor decisions with @maneeshkgoyal, @davidrabin8, Chef @harinayak, and @mabowersinc, to landing on the perfect name, all thanks to @nickjonas – yes! Hubby came up with the name at an early tasting with the team, as Sona means “gold,” and he had heard that phrase in India, nicely…A LOT, all through our marriage ceremony! We’re opening following all NYC and NY State security tips to make sure you have an evening to recollect. I’m devastated I’m not there to rejoice, however I’m positively there in coronary heart and spirit…and on FaceTime. We can’t wait to serve you! Link in Bio for all the small print. Yes workforce!! We did it!”
Restaurateur Maneesh Goyal, who has collaborated with Priyanka, revealed in an Instagram put up lately, that the work on Sona kicked off work put up September 2019, with an purpose to inaugurate the place by 2020. But it obtained delayed because of the world getting shut down after the unfold of the coronavirus pandemic.
