Heard About Food Truck? Well This Video Shows A Clothing Truck In Bengaluru; Have A Look

Bengaluru, sometimes referred to as the “Startup Capital of India,” never fails to impress. The city is renowned for its daring attitude and steady output of inventions that frequently exceed expectations. Another “Peak Bengaluru” moment occurred when a man noticed a truck that appeared to be a moving walk-in clothing store.

Have a look at the Bengaluru truck

Through the reflecting surface, a black truck with tastefully arranged clothing inside is apparent in the photo that user Pakchikpak Raja Babu shared on X. Well, it resembles a high-end fashion showroom but with wheels.

Along with the picture, the caption reads, “In another episode of “WTF Bangalore,” spotted this truck while going to the mandir with my wife.”

In another episode of “WTF Bangalore,” spotted this truck while going to the mandir with my wife. pic.twitter.com/pUpCQuiczk

— Pakchikpak Raja Babu (@HaramiParindey) January 15, 2024

How do netizens feel about the store?

The post soon went viral and it left the internet stunned. A user wrote, “This is not what I meant when I thought about ‘Mobile showroom.'”

Another user wrote, “I think it’s nice that a person is trying to do what showrooms do in big malls. I have no problem with a middle-class guy trying to make ends meet, even if it’s not entirely usual, as long as it’s not unethical at least.”

“Food truck suna tha par didn’t see this coming (I’ve heard of food trucks, but this is a curveball I didn’t see coming).”

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Peak Bengaluru

A delivery agent in the city was spotted carrying a Zomato delivery bag and wearing Swiggy’s iconic orange T-shirt in another instance of a Peak Bengaluru moment. But that’s not the case.

The helmet that he wore while driving his two-wheeler sported the logo of Porter, a logistics services startup. “This is why I love Bengaluru!! This is my peak Bengaluru moment. The holy grail for Startups,” wrote X user Manju while sharing the image of a delivery person.