Time-honored Irani cafes disappearing in Mumbai

Locals enjoy tea at Kyani & Co., a 111-year-old Irani cafe in Mumbai, on July 15, 2015. Such Persian-style teahouses, opened mainly in the 19th century by Irani Zoroastrian immigrants who fled the persecution of the Islamic dynasty, flourished into popular local eateries but are now disappearing due to city redevelopment and a lack of successors. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Time-honored Irani cafes disappearing in Mumbai

A 31-year-old researcher at Oxford University on Iranian immigrants in India, picks one of many jars of biscuits and other snacks at an Irani cafe in Mumbai on July 28, 2015. Originally opened mainly in the 19th century by Zoroastrian Iranian immigrants who fled the persecution of the Islamic dynasty, these Persian-style teahouses flourished into popular local eateries but are now disappearing due to city redevelopment and a lack of successors. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Time-honored Irani cafes disappearing in Mumbai

A local man enjoys his breakfast at Kyani & Co., a 111-year-old Irani cafe in Mumbai on July 15, 2015. Such Persian-style teahouses, opened mainly in the 19th century by Zoroastrian Iranian immigrants who fled the persecution of the Islamic dynasty, flourished into popular local eateries but are now disappearing due to city redevelopment and a lack of successors. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo