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Cafe Latte
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Cafe Mocha
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Cappuccino
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Channa Masala
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Chappy Roti Special
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Cheese mix
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Cheese Naan Special
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Cheese Paratha
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Cheese Roll
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Cheesecake
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Chef Daily Dish
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Chef salad
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