The Curly Tale
Louise Skelhorn was born in Liverpool, England but found her home in Goa. She worked with EMI music for 12 years in England but fell in love with Indian art, culture and design. In 2006, she got posted in Delhi for work, came to Goa for a holiday and never went back.
Goa not only gave her home. It gave her family too. Louise met Shahid Mohd (Baba) at a shack in Goa. Two years later they were married. Louise Skelhorn today proudly calls herself Louise Mohd. She along with her husband and an 8-year old son run a popular Indian cuisine restaurant, Pink Chilli at Arpora in North Goa.
About Pink Chilli, Goa
The cafe serves delicious Indian cuisine on restored sewing machines and auto-rickshaws converted to seats. Some classic old Hindi movie posters adorn the walls of the cafe.
I am the pinkness of the cafe and Shahid is the Chef
Located opposite The Go Karts & The Saturday Night Bazaar, next to the Double Tree Hilton, this place is unmissable! Owned and operated by the same team that runs the Karma Cafe on Baga: Louie and Shahid Mohd.
The restaurant also serves Indian street food with a twist. Their Vodka Pani Puri along with lip-smacking Tamarind Margarita is a must try! And let me tell you, Raj Kachori and Okra fries are the best starters to start your night of a ‘Goa Story’.
Fill your tummy with their Thali and head out to party all night, because ‘When in Goa do as the Goans do’.
Pink Chilli's Louise Left A Corporate Job in Liverpool For Goa…
Goa has the charm of turning tourists into locals. Meet Louise Skelhorn who now calls herself Louise Mohd. She left her home in #Liverpool and is now happily settled in #Goa. Watch her curly tale.
Curly Tales ಅವರಿಂದ ಈ ದಿನದಂದು ಪೋಸ್ಟ್ ಮಾಡಲಾಗಿದೆ ಶುಕ್ರವಾರ, ಜನವರಿ 13, 2017
When: 12 PM – 2 AM
Where: Anjuna Road, Calangute, Goa
How Much: Rs. 800 (for two)
Did you know these are the New Hotels Coming Up in 2017 to Spoil You?
LIKE Curly Tales on Facebook | Instagram
You can subscribe to our newsletters.
