Prakash Hotelware

Prakash Hotelware is up on the first floor of the Jain Vadi Building in Manekchowk. We are right above the post office, so it’s easy to find if you’re looking for landmarks. Being in Manekchowk means it’s always crowded and noisy outside. We deal with all kinds of stuff for hotels, like big pots, pans, and serving dishes. The stairs up to the first floor can be a bit steep, especially if we are carrying samples. The office is packed with stacks of plates and heavy kitchen gear. It’s a bit of a squeeze sometimes. We spend our days talking to hotel owners and kitchen staff who need to replace their equipment. There’s always the sound of metal clinking together as we move things around. It’s a busy atmosphere and we don’t have much time for sitting around. The post office downstairs is a good reference for people coming to see us for the first time. We’ve been in this building for years and we know the rhythm of the market below. It gets very busy in the evenings, but we usually try to wrap things up before the peak rush. It’s a simple business, just providing the tools people need to run their kitchens. We like being in the heart of the city at Prakash Hotelware. There's always someone coming by asking about a specific size of tandoor or a set of ladles.