Archive · 9 Aug 2025
Delhi Restaurant Clarifies Dress Code After Entry Controversy
A restaurant in Delhi got in trouble for allegedly not letting a couple in because of their Indian clothes.
Someone recorded it and put it online, making a lot of people angry.
The government got involved, and now the restaurant says everyone is welcome, no matter what they wear.
Delhi restaurant Tubata put up a notice stating that all Indian attire is allowed.
The notice followed backlash after a couple alleged they were denied entry for wearing Indian clothes.
The couple claimed they were misbehaved with and others in Western attire were allowed in.
A video of the incident went viral, prompting intervention from Delhi officials.
Officials were instructed to investigate and take immediate action after the video surfaced.
- Who
- A couple denied entry, the restaurant management, Delhi cabinet minister Kapil Mishra, and social media users.
- What
- A Delhi restaurant, Tubata, put up a notice stating all Indian attire is allowed, after a couple was allegedly denied entry.
- When
- Following a viral video of the incident.
- Where
- Tubata restaurant in Pitampura, Delhi.
- Why
- The restaurant's alleged discrimination against Indian attire led to public outcry and government intervention.
Public/Customers
Restaurant
Discrimination Allegations
Public/Customers
The restaurant discriminated against customers based on attire.
Restaurant
The restaurant denies any sort of discrimination occurred.
- Restaurant Name
- Tubata
- Location
- Pitampura, Delhi
- Incident
- Couple denied entry for Indian attire
- Official Response
- Delhi officials instructed to investigate
- Policy Change
- Notice posted stating all attire allowed
Sources
Delhi Restaurant Plasters 'All Indian Attire Allowed' Sign After Severe Backlash
Delhi Restaurant Plasters 'All Indian Attire Allowed' Sign After Severe Backlash
Delhi Restaurant apologises after couple denied entry over Indian attire, scraps dress code after video went viral