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It's not often that a dispute between a restaurant and its landlord makes headlines around the world.

In fact, perhaps it's never happened until now.

Vira Swami, UK's oldest Indian restaurant, is at risk of closing just months before its centenary.

Established in 1926, Nirpica Delhi Circus,

the Michelin-starred E-tree faces eviction due to leave...

...because of a dispute with its landlord who happens to be the king.

Michelin star...

Let me tell you that this restaurant isn't just an ordinary place to eat.

It opened way back in 1926 and has been serving delicious Indian food

for almost 100 years right in the heart of London.

From Chaplin dining here with Gandhi and catering to the late Queen as well as hosting Hollywood

legends like Elizabeth Taylor and Marlon Brando, Beraswamy is a London gastronomic institution with a Michelin Star to boot.

More on the Viraswami story later because I think the possible closure of a gastronomic institution approaching its cent, begs a wider and I think more interesting

set of questions, such as when does a restaurant become an institution?

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