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Back the street stalls you love, and grow with them.
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Back the Bengaluru street stalls you love, and grow with them.
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Back the street stalls you love. Grow with them.
Hissa means "share". Rate Bengaluru's street food, find hidden stalls, and back the vendors you love. When their stall grows, you get a share of it, plus treats at their counter.
Every Bengaluru regular has that stall: the benne dosa cart with a 20-minute queue, the chaat corner on Food Street, the momo lady who ran out by 8 PM. The food is great, but the vendor can't grow. A second tawa, a covered counter or a food truck costs ₹30,000 to ₹2,50,000, and banks don't lend to carts.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Back the street stalls you love. Grow with them.
Hissa means "share". Rate Bengaluru's street food, find hidden stalls, and back the vendors you love. When their stall grows, you get a share of it, plus treats at their counter.
Every Bengaluru regular has that stall: the benne dosa cart with a 20-minute queue, the chaat corner on Food Street, the momo lady who ran out by 8 PM. The food is great, but the vendor can't grow. A second tawa, a covered counter or a food truck costs ₹30,000 to ₹2,50,000, and banks don't lend to carts.Read the full README ↗