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'''A Passage to India''' is an Indian restaurant in the old Salem News building on Washington Street. It opened | '''A Passage to India''' is an Indian restaurant in the old Salem News building on Washington Street. It opened | ||
in November of 2003. It was the first Indian | in November of 2003. It was the first Indian restaurant in Salem in many years and one of the few in the area. | ||
The restaurant is a curious business partnership among two Indian brothers, Balvinder and Narinder Singh, an Indian | The restaurant is a curious business partnership among two Indian brothers, Balvinder and Narinder Singh, an Indian | ||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
Vertical File in Salem Collection - '''Businesses | Vertical File in Salem Collection - '''Businesses''' | ||
[https://www.passagetoindiasalem.com/ Passage to India] restaurant website | |||
"New restaurant, A Passage to India, opens" ''Salem Evening News'', Nov. 17, 2003, p. ? | "New restaurant, A Passage to India, opens" ''Salem Evening News'', Nov. 17, 2003, p. ? | ||
Latest revision as of 11:15, 9 February 2022
A Passage to India is an Indian restaurant in the old Salem News building on Washington Street. It opened
in November of 2003. It was the first Indian restaurant in Salem in many years and one of the few in the area.
The restaurant is a curious business partnership among two Indian brothers, Balvinder and Narinder Singh, an Indian
brother-in-law and a Scotsman, Hugh Kerr.
A Passage to India offers traditional northern Indian food.
See Also
Vertical File in Salem Collection - Businesses
Passage to India restaurant website
"New restaurant, A Passage to India, opens" Salem Evening News, Nov. 17, 2003, p. ?
