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Support India during its Covid-19 crisis by dining out at these Melbourne restaurants

Jessi Singh's venues are hosting a special one-off dinner to raise funds for those affected

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Rushani Epa
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India's Covid-19 crisis continues to worsen, with the country experiencing more cases in the last seven days than anywhere else in the world.

Some of Jessi Singh's much-loved Indian venues, including Daughter in Law, Mrs Singh, Horn Please and Mr Brownie, have banded together to show their support for their nation by hosting special dinners on Wednesday, May 19. Singh's previously-owned venue Dhaba At The Mill (now headed by Sandeep Singh and Rajwinder Kaur) will also curate a special dinner on Thursday, May 20.

Singh is working closely with doctors at the Royal Women's and St Vincent's, and 100 per cent of all funds raised from the night will go towards buying and air shipping medical supplies to India.

Each of Singh's venues will curate a special tasting menu including an arrival drink, shared starters, Singh's thali of curries and dessert. The tasting menu can be adapted to suit vegan, vegetarian, pescatarian and gluten-free diets and is priced at $80 per person. You can book a table for anytime from 5pm onwards via the websites. More information here.

Dhaba at the Mill's event will take place at 4/18 Piper St, Kyneton from 6pm onwards on Thursday, May 20, and tickets are priced at $45 per person. More information here.

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