Hy Local Guides, 
Is there any more refreshing than having an icy & creamy kulfi or a chilled sharbat on a hot day? Yes and an icy treat that doesn’t contribute to plastic wastes. I am thrilled to share my experiences of a local business that embodies having reusable cups/plates as part of No Disposable Cups Challenge.
Mumbai Kulfi, a family owned shop situated on Kowidar, India sells fruit flavoured kulfis and refreshing drinks. The shop has wheelchair accessible entrance 
with small pets 
allowed inside the shop.
The interior of the Kulfi shop has eye-catching 
drawing and ambience with dining in 
for the customers.
I had a creamy fig kulfi and a refreshing Watermelon Mohabbat Sharbat in a reusable glass cup with a metal spoon 
and a paper straw. This approach of having reusable cups is mentioned in my review 
for them.
Another attractive feature of this kulfi shop is their wall is covered by colourful sticky notes 
. Customers wrote their experience, what flavour they had and why they had as a review on the sticky notes. With that in mind, I also shared information on how to manage customer reviews and how to share a link or QR code to request reviews on Google Maps.
How I supported their business on Google Maps ?
- Uploaded menu photos.
- Gave them a review.
- Shared information on how to edit attributes for businesses.
It’s inspiring to see how local businesses like Mumbai Kulfi is serving delicious kulfis and prioritising sustainability by having reusable cups and eco friendly 
products.
Have you visited any local shops that have unique ways of engaging with customers or have reusable cups? Share your stories and experiences in the No Disposable Cups Challenge!
It’s amazing to see a local business serving delicious kulfis while being eco-friendly 
. I love how they use reusable cups and engage with customers through the sticky notes ….. such a creative and sustainable approach….
& i valuable your appreciation on using reusable cups.