Desi Cravings Restaurant Reopens in Parsippany

The eatery celebrates its debut under new ownership at the Morris Hills Shopping Center.

Updated on Oct. 16, 2026 in Openings & Closings

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Desi Cravings Indian Restaurant in Parsippany has officially reopened at the Morris Hills Shopping Center under new ownership. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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Desi Cravings Indian Restaurant officially reopened its doors with a celebratory ribbon-cutting ceremony. Located on Route 46, the business is now under the management of a new ownership team.

Why it matters

The reopening marks a fresh start for the dining establishment as it aims to establish itself as a primary destination for regional cuisine in the area. Local leadership attended the event to support the community business transition.

The restaurant is located at 3047 Route 46 within the Morris Hills Shopping Center. It currently operates under the direction of three new owners and managers.

The players

Sravani Manne

She is one of the new owners and managers of the restaurant who oversaw the recent reopening ceremony.

Yogeswarao Aripineni

He serves as a new owner and manager responsible for the current operations of the establishment.

Kiranmai Dodda

She is a member of the new ownership team managing the restaurant's day-to-day business activities.

Parsippany Community Professionals

This local organization hosts and supports events aimed at promoting the growth and success of area businesses.

The details

The restaurant held a ribbon-cutting ceremony hosted by the Parsippany Community Professionals to mark the change in leadership. The menu focuses on South Indian and Andhra-style cuisine as the new owners begin operations.

Timeline

  1. October 15, 2026: The restaurant hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate its reopening.

Market Landscape

This transition aligns with the 2026 local commercial revitalization efforts in Parsippany-Troy Hills. It reflects the ongoing cycle of small business turnover and investment within the township's established shopping centers.

Local residents can now visit the restaurant to experience the newly introduced South Indian and Andhra-style menu items. The reopening ensures continued availability of dining options at the Morris Hills Shopping Center for area shoppers.

The takeaway

Supporting new local business owners helps maintain a diverse dining landscape within the shopping center. Customers looking for specific regional Indian flavors can now patronize the restaurant under its revised management.

Further reading

For more news on local businesses, check out the Parsippany Openings & Closings section.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Parsippany Focus | "All Local, All Parsippany".

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