#Chaat corners in bangalore

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Delight your taste buds with irresistible chaat at 10 handpicked spots, from VV Puram Food Street to Sri Sairam's Chats and Juice. Immerse yourself in Bangalore's food and enjoy the perfect blend of flavors amidst the city's picturesque weather

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A Complete List of Unique Food Items to Try in Bangalore

Bengaluru, the capital city of Karnataka, is renowned for its vibrant brewery scene and delectable local cuisine. From mouthwatering dosas, idlis, vadas to holiges, the city's food culture is a delight for food enthusiasts. Whether you're exploring the scenic garden city or just making a quick stopover, don't miss the opportunity to savor these unique and flavorful delicacies. Bengaluru's culinary journey will leave your taste buds craving for more, especially if you're from the northern or eastern parts of the country. While checking Kolkata to Bangalore flight prices and availability, also explore the diverse food items to try in Bangalore.

Here’s a List of Unique Dishes You Can Try When in Bangalore

1. Donne Biriyani

Donne Biriyani is named after the leaf it is served on. It holds the same sentimental value as the Lucknowi or Hyderabadi biriyani among localities. However, what sets this biriyani apart is the use of shorter-grained Seeraga samba rice, which is a common staple in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.

This special biryani is known for its distinctive combination of aromatic spices and herbs. Moreover, it can be enjoyed as a delightful lunch or a late-night dinner option.

Where to have this dish- Gundappa Donne Biryani

2. Mutton Samosa

Mutton Samosa is a popular tea-time snack among localities. However, the flavorful spiced keema patty can be devoured at any time of the day because of its light texture. When in Bangalore, treat yourself to the mouthwatering deep-fried mutton samosas and savor the delectable flavors.

Where to have this dish- Albert Bakery

3. Bun Nippat

Bangalore has its own unique and creative twist to chaat- Bun Nippat. It is a culinary creation that combines a crispy and deep-fried masala nippat with a soft and fresh bun. It is served with chopped onions, grated cheese, and a secret sauce that remains a mystery to everyone. This tantalizing experience can be completed with a refreshing and cold bottle of Masala Coke. The combination of Masala Coke and Bun Nippat will transport you to a world of spicy and tangy delights.

Where to have this dish- Chetty’s Corner

4. Bisi Bele Bhath

Bisi Bele Bhath, which means 'Hot Dal Rice', is a dish that brings forth a comforting feeling similar to enjoying a homemade meal prepared by your mom. This delightful dish combines dal, rice, and vegetables, creating a harmonious blend reminiscent of a khichdi. It is typically served with boondi, namkeen, or even potato chips, adding an extra element of crunch.

Maiya's. They serve a Bisi Bele Bhath that will surely leave you craving for more.

Where to have this dish- Maiya’s

5. Benne Dosa

Although Benne Dosa was traditionally prepared and savored in the Davanagere, a city in Karnataka, with time it has become a favorite among Bangaloreans. These dosas are known for their soft and buttery flavor. They are smaller in size compared to regular dosas. They have gained immense popularity as a go-to breakfast option among Bangaloreans. If you're in Bangalore, don't miss the chance to indulge in this delightful morning treat.

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Popular street food in India That Will Make Your Heart Go Weeee!

“Main toh raste se jaa raha tha, main toh bhel puri khaa raha tha” This song doesn’t remind me of Govinda, it reminds of the mouth-watering popular street foods in India. It makes me want to have bhel puri right away. Yeah, I love Indian street food. 

You can visit all the countries that you like and try their fancy food, but nothing in this world can ever beat the taste of popular street food in India. From mouth-watering gol gappa to dahi bhalla to chaat papdi, the variety in Indian street food has got it all covered. 

Indian street foods are known worldwide for their taste, diversity, and easy accessibility in every corner of the city or town you enter. 

Famous street food in India include - kathi rolls, chhole bhature, misal pav, vada pav, daulat ki chaat, pani puri, aloo tikki, dahi puri, pav bhaji, and I got to stop because even these names gets me drooling.

Be it any part of the country, every region has its own speciality. Popular street foods in India are made with a melange of exotic spices and ingredients, making this country one of a kind. 

You know what I love the most about this country?

No matter wherever you go, you will end up finding your favorite dish in that city, Say, for example, if you live in Bangalore, you won’t expect to get as amazing pani puri as in North India, but trust me when I say this, this place has got it all. You will also find super amazing Litti Chokha in freakin’ South India. So, gear up ‘cause you will have the famous street food of India wherever you go. 

List of Popular Street Food in India

So, here’s the deal, okay? I am just going to list all my favorite street foods in India so that I can make you crave for it just like I am craving for it.

Aloo Tikki

Pani Puri

Vada Pav

Momos

Akki Rotti

Mirchi Bajji

Chhole Bhature

Litti Chokha

Tunde Kebab

Paya Soup

Paddu

Kathi Rolls

Pha Jalebi

Bhelpuri

Kachori

Bhalla Papdi

Aloo Chaat

Idli Sambhar

Matar Kulcha

Ram Laddo

And I can go on and on and on and on, really I can. 

It’s Advice Time!

So the thing is I love all the popular street food in India that exists but I am a lazy person, when I say lazy, I mean as lazy as a panda; wouldn’t get up unless my house is on fire. 

So, anyway, coming back to the topic, my point being that you might think loving street food and being lazy can’t go hand in hand. Well, let me tell you it does. 

No, I don’t order in from these huge food apps and all because it doesn’t have the same taste; however, there’s an app I know that can help you to order the street food (not from the restaurants) and be lazy at the same time. 

The app is called LMO, which helps you to order in anything and everything you need from local merchants. Plus, there’s always some discount and offer going on. 

Now that my work is done here, I am going to just take your leave and hog on the famous street food in India. 

Happy hogging!

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Let me tell you all a story today! 😌 . . Rewinding back by 15-20 years. My uncle (Chikkappa) used to take three of us siblings here in his bike. Me and my brother in the front and my sister on the back. Every evening, we used to head out to this place in Hanumanth Nagar. Born and brought up in this area, Bakasuras Most Favourite spot for Pani poori is this! Rather, Bakasuras one and only spot for Pani poori is this place. Even to this day, three plates of Paani Poori goes in every single time we visit. Posting this today too right after feasting on it. . . We have had Pani Poori in a lot of places, we used to also try Shiva's chats next to kaggis, but this is Gold! Nothing, nothing has ever been any better than this place. . . ❤️ Bakasuras Most Favourite ❤️ Where - Bhel Corner, Next to Matru Sagar, Hanumantha Nagar What - Paani Poori . . Let us know if there is any place which is the best for Paani Poori. We'll definitely give it a shot! 😍 The weather demands Chaats. . . #Chaats #BakasurasFavorite #StreetFood #StreetFoodOfBangalore #Bangalore #Bengaluru #PaaniPoori #PaniPuri #RoadSideFood #FoodsOfBengaluru #Foodie #Bakasura #BakasuraForever (at Beal Corner) https://www.instagram.com/p/CJWHqRslE_q/?igshid=14zkg483umgcs

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Bangalore Famous Foods | Explore a Few of the Best Food Stalls in Bangalore

The key to the city's soul is its streets. And that goes true when it comes to the best food of the land as well. You can find even the richest folk coming to savour the delicious food available at the food stalls in Bangalore. Which is why, we bring to you a definitive list to the best food stalls in Bangalore!

Bangalore’s claim to fame is not just its IT companies and great weather. The city is home to several cultures from around the world. These glimmerings of mixed cultures come through in the food that Bangalore is known for. Just take a walk along its streets to sample some of these delightful delicacies. The best part? They are easy on the wallet!

1.Food Street, VV Puram, Bangalore

Vegetarians, delight! For here is an entire street dedicated to gastronomical adventures of the vegetarian kind. From one end of this short street to the other, you can expect to find different varieties of well cooked, high quality street food that is popular in different parts of Karnataka, as well as some popular chaat items from other parts of the country.

This street is located in Basavangudi and pretty easy to find on Google Maps. You can park your vehicle in the allotted neighbouring lane and then make your way down this street on foot, sampling different items as you move along. The food street is open from 5PM to 8PM and is typically filled with students and families who come here to enjoy the different offerings.

Here are some of our top picks from Food Street:

Holige and Obbattu at Idli Mane: These roti like piping hot food items come stuffed with dal or coconut or plain. Have these plain or with a splash of ghee to understand why they are savoured here.

Rabri custard at Mumbai Lassi Center: If you are thirsty after your meal, come find the Mumbai Lassi Center where you can enjoy several types of lassi, rose milk, etc. We also recommend the rabri custard to satisfy your sweet tooth.

Crispy Jalebi at Arya Vyas Refreshment: Here’s a place where you can find delicious syrup filled jalebi and delicious curd kodubale. It’s been around for the past 75 years and is definitely a stop you cannot miss on this street.

Rasgulla chaat at Dev Sagar: Come for some good old fashioned north Indian chaats at Dev Sagar. The rasgulla chaat here is made from unsweetened rasgulla mixed with chaat masalas and is a must try.

Gobi manchurian roll at Sri Subramanya Chinese Fast Food: Let the name not put you off; here you can sample some of the best Indo-Chinese street food in Bangalore. There are different types of Chinese chaats available here and the gobi manchurian stuffed roll is a popular dish here.

Capsicum Bhajji at Bhajji Stall: Try the banana bhajji or the chilli bhajji and the ever popular capsicum bhajji right here at this land of bhajjis. Constantly being fried and dished out, you can get them hot and fresh right here.

2. Fanoos, Richmond Town

If you crave the best non vegetarian rolls in town, make your way to Johnson Market in Richmond Town. Fanoos has been around for decades and is especially known for its beef kebab and rolls. Fanoos has always been a late night destination for party goers who are looking to quickly satisfy their hunger cravings.

We really loved the beef seekh jumbo rolls here, which come wrapped in roomali roti and are cooked to perfection. We highly recommend that you wash down your roll with the pulpy Arabian grape juice, which you can obtain from the nearby Madeena Stores overlooking Fanoos.

3. Khan Saheb’s Grills and Rolls, Indiranagar

While we are on the topic of rolls, let’s move on to Khan Saheb’s. One of the oldest running establishments in Bangalore, Khan Saheb prepares juicy rolls that literally dribble down your chin as you bite into them. This is not your run of the mill kathi roll. The rolls here are by Khan Saheb’s own admission, similar to the ones grilled by Afghani troops, back in the day.

You can choose between different sizes of the rolls and even opt to have the roti made with egg or not. Khan Saheb’s rolls are great whether you opt in for the vegetarian or non vegetarian options. Among the vegetarian rolls, we highly recommend the baby corn tikka roll. You can have this wrapped in rumali roti and enjoy it piping hot. Among the non vegetarian options, we loved the mutton seekh roll here. Besides rolls, Khan Saheb also serves some delicious chicken tikka which you must try.

4. New Prashanth Hotels, Jayanagar

The street food of a city should be reminiscent of what the city itself stands for. That is exactly why you should visit New Prashanth Hotels. The naati style cooking here is authentic and delicious, making a person realise the charming side of Karnataka cuisine. If you don’t have Kannadiga friends who will invite you over for a home cooked meal, then New Prashanth Hotels in Jayanagar is the place you can get your fill.

Try the ragi balls here with mutton chops. This is a typical food eaten traditionally in non vegetarian Karnataka homes. The ragi balls, or ragi mudde as they are called, are soft and melt in your mouth along with the delicious mutton chops. Have some naati chicken fry along with your meal and your tummy will thank you!

5. Darjeeling Hot Momos, Koramangala

Momos are little clouds of heaven, gifted to us by the North Eastern states of India. Filled with chicken, paneer, etc, these delicious hot momos are iconic in Bangalore, especially at Darjeeling Hot Momos. If you are a fan of momos, you should make a beeline here and try out the steamed or fried variants of their momos. In fact, you also get cheesy momos, all of which are served with the trademark spicy chutney.

While hot momos is what Darjeeling Hot Momos is known for, that is not all that they have on the menu. You can also pick their egg fried rice to go as a main meal with the momos as a starter. Try the noodles here as well.

6. Savoury Restaurant, Mosque Road

Shawarmas are a delicious Middle Eastern roll that are best eaten when prepared at a side street restaurant. If you want to try the best shawarma in Bangalore, we absolutely recommend the shawarma rolls at Savoury Restaurant on Mosque Road. Prepared right in front of your hungry eyes, these shawarma rolls are made from sliced meat that is mixed with plenty of locally made creamy paste or hummus. They are served along with vinegar soaked pickles for the ultimate treat.

If you have a preference for a proper meal, you can have the open shawarma, which is served with just the meat and loads of hummus, outside of a roll. This makes for an even more delicious dish that feels like a complete meal on its own.

7. Kota Kachori, Koramangala

Kota Kachori is one of the most popular joints in Bangalore for all sorts of Rajasthani snack items. The food items on offer here are all authentic in terms of their flavour and are also low cost. We highly recommend that you try the alu pyaz kachori here along with the lassi. Among their other offerings are also other popular namkeen items like samosa, kichadi and falahari.

One of our favourite items was also the kota kachori, which is stuffed with urad dal and spices to make a crispy and delicious snack. The kachoris are served along with tamarind chutney. You can also try their sweet mango kalakand and the malai ghewar as dessert options here.

8. Corner House Ice Cream, Indiranagar

We didn’t want to fill up this street food list with only proper meal items. Where there is street food, there is undeniably going to be some ice cream on the menu as well! And it doesn’t get more real than Bangalore’s iconic Corner House Ice Cream with its outlets all over Bangalore. Corner House has been around for more than 30 years and certainly does not seem to be reducing in popularity even though several other ice cream joints have come up in Bangalore over the past couple of years.

The most popular sundae here is easily the Death By Chocolate. True to its name, this sundae is a chocolate lover’s dream. It consists of a layer of chocolate brownie, covered with chocolate ice cream,  drizzled with chocolate sauce and finally covered with nuts. The end result is a meal all on its own! You can also try their other ice cream flavours and shakes to understand just why this ice cream joint is all the rage in Bangalore.

9. Hari Super Sandwich, Jayanagar

Sandwiches are the ultimate street food that any Mumbaikar would be familiar with. Here in Bangalore, we have local sandwich centres, too! One such low budget sandwich joint is located at Jayanagar and is pretty popular with the locals. Hari Super Sandwich has film stars who come to eat here, along with common folks to devour the delicious tawa fried sandwiches.

As is done in the Mumbai sandwich stalls, here too the bread is tawa fried and layered with plenty of butter and cheese. Choose to have their American Sweet Corn sandwich, which is filled with capsicums, tomatoes, cheese and corn. For those who like unusual sandwiches, there is the chocolate sandwich, a chocolate bar and a slice of amul cheese served on freshly fried bread. This stall also has chaat options in case you are still hungry after eating your fully loaded sandwiches.

10. Food Street, Mosque Road, Frazer Town

Like its vegetarian cousin over in V V Puram, food street on Mosque Road dedicates itself to a whole street filled with non vegetarian food stalls. These food stalls offer a wide variety of different types of delicious non vegetarian foods, especially during Ramzan. You can expect to find mutton or cheese filled samosas, pathar ghost, and seekh kebabs, to name just a few.

Our favourite food items on mosque road have traditionally been the kheema paratha, which is basically a square sandwich sized tawa fried keema filled paratha. The end result is crispy and delicious, especially if you eat it while it is hot. There is also the chicken kadai ghosh, which might go by different names depending on where you eat it. This delicious chicken on a stick snack is a flat, fried batter covered chicken offering that is absolutely scrumptious. For those who are craving Hyderabadi haleem, well Mosque Road does not disappoint! You can get hot, savoury Hyderabadi haleem that tastes just like the one you loved eating in Hyderabad. Made with chicken or mutton, ghee, and dry fruits. This dish is best eaten with rumali roti.

In Conclusion

Bangalore is known for its prestigious pubs and restaurants, but you cannot beat the street food on offer here. From fabulous sheekh rolls to amazing chaats and momos, there is something for everyone on the streets of Bangalore. Besides these foods, there are also plenty of paani puri wallas that line the streets of Bangalore. These are the perfect place to quickly fill up your stomach with ten jeera water filled puris or more.

Try out some of these amazing food stalls on your day out in Bangalore city. The options available here are diverse, giving you a real feel for the city you call home. What’s more, the food options at these stalls are always pocket friendly, making them a great place to go to when you are broke at the end of the month and waiting for salary to be credited!

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I have only one motivation to travel to Delhi in Winters, I mean.. of course besides meeting my family.. and that’s food. It’s a known fact that Delhiites love their food, but in winters, it goes up a notch.

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Well… I traveled to Delhi.. and took a trip down to Old Delhi. The narrow lanes of Chandni Chowk not only has its old-school charm but also has some of the best flavors from some legendary outlets here.

Natraj Dahi Bhalle

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Very delicious aloo tikki from an iconic Natraj dahi bhalla corner. Best of street food in chandni chowk, Delhi.! _________________________________ #food #foodie #foodporn #foodies #instagram #instafood #instagood #foodstagram #streetfood #chaat #delhi #olddelhi #ifoundawesome #photography #tasty #healthy #musttry #potato #musttry #delicious #yummy

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We took the metro to purani Dilli, and as soon as we came out of the metro station through a very very narrow lane, on the corner was a small shabby shop selling the best Dahi Bhallas and aloo tikki. Its called Natraj Dahi Bhalla Corner ESTD 1940. The shop is just big enough for 3 people to be sitting there. Very moderately priced, these are the best dahi bhalle ever! And Delhi’s most famous winter food.. is aloo tikki. We order a plate of each, stood on the corner on a road and enjoyed the piping hot aloo tikki and the deliciously soft bhalle. The popularity of tiny joint is so much, that when I was taking a picture of the shop for my Instagram handle, one of the shop uncles said that, “I don’t know how to accommodate more customers. I don’t need more publicity”.

Basically, if you haven’t had dahi bhalle here, you’ll never know wat the dish is supposed to taste like.

Parathe Wali Gali

Have a great start to the day, we headed on to a far more narrower lane to find another treasure. Some tiny lane on the opposite side of Natraj leads to Kinari Bazaar. As you enter the lane, you first hit Parathe Wali Gali. But parathe is not what I’m excited about yet. Over the years parathe wali Gali has said to have lost its charm. But you can relish some delectable buttery parathas here. Me… I passed on the paratha and kept heading to Kinari bazaar to find a true hidden gem…Daulat Ki Chaat.

Daulat ki Chaat

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I have been waiting to try daulat ki chaat since a long long time. This brilliant dish is only available in Delhi in winters in chandni chowk. There are a lot of copycats now, so tracking the original one was a task. This brilliant dish is prepared over night and is worth every hype. I absolutely loved it!!!😍😍😍 You should definitely give it a shot. Having such dishes are a treat to the pallet! __________________________________ #food #foodie #foodporn #foodies #instagram #instafood #instagood #foodstagram #dessert #desserts #delhi #olddelhi #streetfood #chaat #legendary #musttry #mindblowing #delicious #foodblogger #followme #foodiesofbengaluru #foodiesofinstagram #foodiesofindia #foodiesofDelhi #delhiblogger #foodwalk #foodphotography #photography

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I will get to the brilliance of Daulat ki chaat in a bit. But be warned that there are a lot of copycats of the same now, so make sure you go before 2 pm to the Google location of Daulat ki chaat, which is the original one. It is difficult to spot in the extremely narrow lanes of Kinaari bazaar. Ask the shopkeepers of you face difficulty.

But as you get to the original Daulat ki chaat, savor that first bite. Because it is going to blow your mind. The texture, the lightness, the creaminess, the perfect amount of sweetness is sheer bliss. This is one dish I fail to describe with words. It is that good.!

With the divine feeling of this delicacy which is cooked overnight and some more parcels of this sweet, we took a rickshaw to head to Karim’s. Make sure you bargain with the rickshaw walas. They quote a higher amount once they spot tourists. If you feel like you can even walk to the place, it’s just 1km away.

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Al-jawar and Karim’s

Opposite one of the gates of Jama Masjid, are two very famous outlets, Karim’s and Sons and Aljawahar. Both are extremely popular and serve amazing food. Needless to mention, you should skip this one if you’re a vegetarian. I only went to Karim’s but my brother and trusted friends have been to both, and some like Al-jawar better. You can try mutton and chicken delicacies here. We had a tummy full of lunch and came out to enjoy some touristy vibe of Jama Masjid.

Jama Masjid

I was slightly intimidated by the crowd at the Masjid on Friday, but the courtyard is absolutely beautiful. Enjoy some pictures and get ready to head to our next destination. We took a rickshaw back to a destination 1 km away, Old famous Jalebi Wala.

Old famous Jalebi wala

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Jalebi rabdi from a very old and famous jalebi wala. He is so old and famous that name of his shop is "old famous jalebi wala". Its next to the gurdwara in chandni chowk. Delicious stuff! ______________________________ #food #foodie #foodporn #foodies #instagram #instafood #instagood #foodstagram #dessert #desserts #bangalore #foodphotography #blogger #followme #foodiesofbengaluru #foodiesofinstagram #foodiesofindia #indianfood #india #foodiesofDelhi #delhiblogger #foodwalk #photography #tasty #delicious #ifoundawesome #foodwalk #legendary #musttry

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Old famous Jalebi wala is actually on the same road as Natraj, and I was now ready for something sweet. Another small outlet on the corner of a street. Makes piping hot and fat jalebis and serves with Rabri. Yumm…! The outlet serves Samosa as well, which I skipped, if you have been reading so far… you know why.

Sisganj gurudwara

With a sugar rush, I walked a few hundred meters down the road to Sisganj gurudwara. Prayed for the ability to eat as much without getting fat, amongst other things, tasted Kadha prasad and felt the need to stop eating finally.

Mughal Gardens

Delhi is the national capital, which means it is the place with Rashtrapati Bhavan. As a tourist, when you visit Rashtrapati Bhavan, you see the huge residence and office of the president of India. Situated on Raisina Hill, it has 320 rooms, beautiful presidential gardens. A little known fact is that for a month around February-March, Mughal gardens are open to Public for a tour and it’s something I’d recommend seeing. The sheer variety of flowers and colors and being in the President’s backyard is very exciting. Except for the fact that you have to walk a lot.

I ended my day with a tour of Presidential Gardens, more commonly known as Mughal Gardens.

That was my day in Delhi in winters. As such I am a native of Delhi, but since I have not stayed there much in my life, I become a tourist when I visit the city. Despite what you hear about Delhi, the crime, the pollution, the traffic.. it is a place with a lot of treasures, both in terms of food and otherwise. And I’m delighted to explore the city every time. So here are my bits and pieces on one small unit of treasure from our capital city.

Winter food walk in Chandni Chowk I have only one motivation to travel to Delhi in Winters, I mean.. of course besides meeting my family..

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A little taste of Bangalore, Mumbai and Delhi

Traveling to other cities on work or otherwise anytime soon? Have you asked the obvious question on your social media about where to eat while you're there? You must have received a plethora of answers and you don't want to spend time sifting through all of them. How about we narrow it down for you and you can stay focused on the eating-your-heart-out part. We'll tell you where you can go to find the best in cities like Bangalore, Delhi, and Mumbai for starters.

Keep these bookmarked for your next visit.

Bangalore

Introducing some of the best south Indian food to you with Southindies in Indiranagar. Not exactly a restaurant for local fare but you will find the best food from all south Indian states. Arisi urundai from Tamil Nadu, kadala curry and parota from Kerala, Mysore masala dosa from Karnataka, Andhra chilli mushroom from Andhra Pradesh are a few among the others from a lavish vegetarian buffet style fare you can have here. If that's one too many vegetables for you, there's Anupam's Coast 2 Coast in MG Road. Dig into coastal specialties like crab curry, prawn masala fry, mussels sukka, chicken ghee roast and more.

Can't do Bangalore without paying a visit to a local pub. That's why we have Toit. This pub is already popular among people from out of town and locals make sure everyone visits it at least once. Don't forget to try their Tin Tin beer and pizzas. If you want to get a real taste of what old school Bangalore pubs are, then head to Pecos on Brigade Road. From appam and stew breakfasts to a pitcher of draught beer with a plate of chilli chicken, you can enjoy a good old fashioned pub meal right in the heart of Bangalore.

Of course, you can't leave without getting yourself some greasy masala dosa, fluffy idlies and crisp vadas with sambar and chutney and the mighty filter kaapi (coffee for the uninitiated). If you have the time and patience to wait for a seat, you should go to Mavalli Tiffin Room (MTR) in Basavanagudi. This is where the rava idli was invented. But we'll anyway tell you what to order: Masala dosa, rava idli and finish this off with filter coffee and then thank all the food gods. If you are in and around west Bangalore do stop by at Shri Sagar (CTR) for their unusually crisp and super delicious dosa. They too have some good filter coffee.

Delhi

As any good food lover, one must start with breakfast. And when you're in Delhi, the options are plenty. One for sure is Chache Di Hatti. Their limited menu has chole kulche, aloo wale chole bhature and sade chole bhature which are enough to give you a true Dilli style breakfast. You could also try Sita Ram Diwan Chand in Paharganj for their legendary chole bhature. If you want a more non desi fare, try The All American Diner for their bagels, French toast, waffles and pancakes.

When in Delhi, eat chaat like a Dilliwallah. The colourful alleys of Chandni Chowk are filled with shoppers and hole-in-the-wall kind of joints that serve some of the best chaat you'd find in the country. Take a bite of dahi bhalla from Natraj Dahi Bhalle Wale and you're sure to experience a flavour showdown in your mouth. Then go to Jung Bahadur Kachori Wala for the flakiest and most delicious kachoris. For something sweet head to Chaina Ram Sindhi Confectioners for their ghewar and gulab jamun. Else, try some piping hot and crisp jalebis soaked in warm sugar syrup at Old Famous Jalebi Wala. Actually, do both.

If there's one thing Delhi folks know, is how to party. Be it on Bollywood music or the latest from around the globe - they are sure to keep the night going and drinks flowing. After all the food from Chandni Chowk you've got shake a leg or two to burn it all, or simply lounge with some of the finest cocktails. The new kid on the block these days is Prankster, in Gurgaon. Not just local and imported beer, they have some good house brews too. And their food is not just plain old pub grub, but a delicious mix of Indian and international dishes. Kitty Su is one of the more established party spots that most Delhiites have paid a visit at least once. They are known for their cocktails and a place where you can bust out some moves. Another place for good food, cocktails and good times is Monkey Bar. Go there with your friends, get some cocktails, some pizza, shoot some pool and make a night of it.

Mumbai

The city that never sleeps, they say. But you've got to wake up and have breakfast, don't you? Let's give you a little taste of what the locals here eat on the go. Try some misal pav at Mamledar Misal in Thane West. A plate of the misal pav and some kokam sarbat to cool off will set you back ₹75. The iconic Bombay sandwich - green chutney slathered on buttered bread and veggies scattered about, then pressed in a grill to toast both sides to give you an utterly delicious sandwich - is available on any street corner. But if you're in Breach Candy, head to the Right Place for some of that toasted goodness with some ice cream for company. For cafe lovers there's Bistro 1 in Lokhandwala or Candies in Pali Hill. These old favourites won't disappoint you either.

For lunch, we'd like for you to roll up your sleeves and tuck into some of the best seafood you'd find in the country. Serving some of the finest seafood since 40 years is Trishna in Fort. Don't forget to try their signature dish, crab in butter pepper garlic sauce. A home style set up and serving pretty much everything in the ocean is Fresh Catch in Mahim. If you want to try some authentic Malwani style food then there's Chaitanya in Dadar West. Of course, not to forget the Mangalorean fare at Mahesh Lunch Home that has gained so much popularity outside of Mumbai that they've opened branches in Pune, Bangalore and Dubai.

You can stay awake with the city too at some of the best bars there. On the lines of your friendly neighbourhood bar is Elbo Room in Khar. With their retro music, delicious cocktails and a vibrant ambiance, they're sure to win you over. If you're someone on a shoe string budget and don't flinch at the thought of dive bars, then this classic bar is for you. The Ghetto in Breach Candy has a fun vibe and affordable drinks. The Glocal Junction in Lokhandwala has a fun menu filled with some great cocktails and food. --- Travel wide and far on work or pleasure. But don't forget to feel the pulse of every city you visit with its food.

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Foods You Can’t Leave Bangalore Without Trying

Bangaloreans are on a very basic level foodies. At the point when you live in a town whose name actually means 'Town of Beans' you must love food! So when you're in the Garden City and feeling peckish, here's a rundown of the best neighborhood snacks. Visit - food streets in bangalore. Idli Dip Sambhar Things like idlis and dosas are extremely clear however one exemption would be Idli Dip Sambhar, only for being so Bangalore. Two steaming hot, delicate idlis (and here and there a vada) dunked in a profound flying saucer-like bowl of quite hot, zesty sweet and deep sambhar, this may sound practically cruel, yet you haven't generally delighted in idlis until you've suffocated them. Where to get it? Idli Dip Sambhar is accessible basically wherever in Bangalore. One of the more 'sambharlicious' places around is Amruth Vegetarian. Bisi Bele Bhath Bisi Bele Bhath truly means 'Hot Dal Rice' (the name alone ought to conjure in you a glow much the same as eating mother's hand crafted daal chawal). The dish highlights daal, rice and vegetables mixed together like a khichdi, and presented with boondi, namkeen or some of the time potato chips. It's spirit food at its best. Burping is energized. Where to get it? Bisi Bele Bhath is an exceptionally regular 'rice thing', accessible at most neighborhood South Indian joints. On the off chance that you need to eat it only a single time, probably the best spot is Maiya's. Gobi Manchurian Gobi Manchurian | Hotel Chandrika, Cunningham Road No, don't call your optician. You read that right. Gobi Manchurian is North India's unceasing most loved Gobi-meets-China's amazing Manchurian-style of cooking in a Hindi-Kannada-Chini-Bhai-Bhai mix that leaves you marginally confounded, somewhat delighted and totally fulfilled. These reduced down bites are completely oily and fiery, with garlic and green chiles giving it its mark mythical serpent breath afterburn. Crunch away! Where to get it? Gobi Manchurian is under the 'Chinese' or 'Extraordinary Items' menu at most South Indian cafés. For the crunchiest, spiciest and yummiest Gobi Manchurian, head to RS Shiv Sagar. One bit of leeway of living in a city with a more tight cutoff time than Cinderella's is that everyone is up for a decent breakfast. What's more, breakfast food has gotten so well known in Bangalore that there is no disgrace in eating singed eggs and toast for lunch, or a pleasant breakfast platter at supper. Throughout the day breakfast joints are developing in prevalence all over Bangalore, with past English breakfast turning into our second-most loved Brit after Mr. Bean. Where to get it? Bacon desires can hit you whenever. Make certain to get your suggested portion of bacon, eggs, ham, hotdogs and toast at the Hole In The Wall Cafe. Bun Nippat Bangalore is a city of trend-setters, so normally they have they own imaginative mark chaat. Bun Nippat is a basic idea, a fresh, broiled masala nippat is put in the warm limits of a new bun, alongside slashed onions, ground cheddar and a mystery ingredient that can't be uncovered to non-Bangaloreans! Pair this with a container of masala coke, and you will be shipped to unadulterated chatpata heaven. Where to get it? Bun Nippat slows down are found around school territories on the grounds that the children love it. The best bun nippat and masala coke blend is accessible at Chetty's Corner. Momos Bring your eyeballs down from your heads Delhiites, everybody realizes your momos are the best thing since reproduction lightsabers. Be that as it may, the Bangalore momos have truly made their mark as of late. Bangalore momos are littler than those found in the north, the outside layer gentler and the sauces are much more front-of-the-tongue zesty than back. Little pieces of paradise! Where to get it? As convention directs, momos are normally found in slows down out and about. Certain slows down in Indiranagar, Koramangala and Whitefield are exceptionally well known. A standout amongst other non-side of the road places for momos is Taste of Tibet. Steaks While their event in most other significant Indian urban communities is very uncommon (most clear joke ever), the Bangalore steakhouse business has been going from solidarity to quality. Karnataka state permits the butcher of bulls over the age of 12, or the import and serving of cow hamburger. Most steakhouses are of top quality and serve the choicest cuts, yet not many of them get their uncommon and medium uncommon right. However, on the other hand, most steak darlings here couldn't care less. Where to get it? A large portion of the focal zones of Bangalore have fantastic steakhouses, the vast majority of them serving liquor to make for a total steak supper. The one spot that marginally defeats all the others is Millers 46. Beast Steak Burger Beast Steak Burger | Peppa Zzing, Infantry Road/Courtesy of Zomato It just shows signs of improvement and better for meat darlings in Bangalore, on account of the blasting specialty burger scene in the city. Miles in front of inexpensive food burgers every which way (other than moderateness), these high quality burgers (patties are made of meat ground in the kitchens) are in effect vociferously requested. The assortment of styles, fixings and tastes accessible are astounding, and it is extremely unlikely that only one burger can summarize your experience. Really awful one such burger is sufficient to fill most stomachs. Where to get it? There are an excessive number of unprecedented burger joints to give it a shot, however winning it as far as generally speaking eatery idea is Smally's Resto Cafe. Gourmet Pizzas When Bangaloreans need a window into paradise (otherwise known as pizza), a chain joint like Domino's is without a doubt the final retreat. Bangalore is presently home to a few heavenly gourmet pizza eateries that take into account coffee shops' requirement for elegant and modest, at the same time. From the wood-fire decency of Toit to Bakester's exceptionally desi-tasteful Indian-fixing pizzas, the normal pizza sweetheart has bounty to look over and bounty to slobber over. Where to get it? The previously mentioned Toit isn't only well known for its smokey-seasoned pies. This difficult to-get-a-table spot is additionally famous for its specialty lager microbrewery. Look at Toit Brewpub. Cold Stone Ice Cream What's more, we should not overlook dessert. The greatest sweet-tooth longings lately is for cold stone frozen yogurts. At the point when you request, you are urged to look as the frozen yogurt skilled worker puts your frozen yogurt on a piece of cold stone and pounds, crushes and blends away until it transforms into a smooth-finished and wonderfully blended frozen yogurt parfait, served in a waffle bowl. The main issue: you can't converse with your mouth full. Where to get it? Stoner is a chain that has carried this imaginative idea to Bangalore, and it has truly gotten on! Discover it at Stoner. Extraordinary Mentions These dishes get extraordinary notices since they are dishes put on the map by one café and are authentic must-attempts too. Lamb Leg Biryani (Laham Mandi) at Taa'am, Queen's Road Delicate Coconut Chicken Kabab at Ujwal Bar and Restaurant, Vasanthnagar (hot chicken kabab served inside a delicate coconut) Apam and Mutton Stew Breakfast at Koshy's, St, Mark's Road (Sunday morning breakfast as it were) Davanagere Benne (Butter) Dosas at Sri Guru Kotteshwara, Basavanagudi ABS (A** Burning Sauce) Wings at Plan B, Castle Street (attempt their ABS wings challenge, on the off chance that you dare!)

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Street Food In Bangalore

Walking down the streets of Bangalore, was when I got to experience the pleasant aroma of the gourmet food, which is prepared in this city every moment and I’m very sure it will leave you in awe! Bangalore is definitely a paradise for an Epicure. The lip-smacking food prepared on the streets of Bangalore is no less tasty than the cuisines offered at five-star restaurants. Well, I do agree that there are no well seating arrangements, but having these delicious cuisines in the crescent moonlight with cold breeze for company is an experience which won’t be offered at those five-star restaurants

1) V V Puram Food Street Bangalore

Food ranging from the hot and spicy Pav Bhaji to the sweet and sublime Dal Holige drenched in pure ghee, this street has everything you may want to eat. One thing that you should not miss at the Shivanna Gulkand Center is the rose gulkand enriched with pure honey and white butter. The street food here is one of the best in Bangalore and also is quite economical. There are number of stall here at V V Puram Food Street, Bangalore including Masala Dosa stall, Sweet Corn stall, Sandwich stall, to name a few.

2) Bramhin’s Coffee Bar - Basavanagudi

The best South Indian traditional food can be found here at Bramhin’s Coffee Bar at Basavanagudi, Bangalore. This place offers some delicious and soft rice idlis and crispy vada, I’m sure you can’t stop at one plate. Bramhin’s Coffee Bar also serves a variety of dishes, but none of them can even come close to the idli-vada combo. Tea, Coffee, and Kesarbath are some of the other popular dishes served at Bramhin’s Coffee bar.

3) Hari’s Sandwich Zone - Jaya Nagar

Hari’s Sandwich Zone is famous for its Chocolate Sandwich, Yes! You read it right. Hari’s Sandwich Zone in Jaya Nagar is one of the finest street food joints in Bangalore where you get some delicious sandwiches and tasty chaats. All the chaats and sandwiches served here are healthy as well as economical. An add on here is that there is a Lassi corner just a stone throw away, which serves sweet Lassi to drink after you are done having the sandwiches.

If you enjoy the street food more than the five-star hotel’s food then you should try looking out for flats for sale in JP Nagar or apartments in Hebbal.

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Masala Puri Recipe| Chaat Recipe - Mysore/Bangalore Style

Masala Puri Recipe| Chaat Recipe – Mysore/Bangalore Style

Come evening, the street sides of Bangalore, Mysore cities would see the magical appearance of street food specialists from out of nowhere, like mushrooms sprouting out after a flash of rain. Masala Dosa corner, North Indian foods, Manchurian’s, Ice cream vendors and among these lot, enticing you towards its corner would be the king of all chaat foods – THE  MASALA PURI !!

Masala Puri is…

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The ‘Silicon Valley of India’ (Bangalore)

Amazing Silicon Valley. The ‘Silicon Valley of India’ is one of the modern cities of India. It is the city leading in information technology. Bangalore (officially Bengaluru) lies in the state of Karnataka, India. It's the capital of Karnataka. The buzzing city has over 8 million people and counts as the third most populated city in India. Bangalore has a pleasant climate throughout the year. Hence, people love to live in Bangalore. The houses of technologies and their headquarters make Bangalore stand two steps ahead of most of the cities in India.  The GDP’s rate of Bangalore city is increasing, which states the town to be one of the developed cities of India. The home for billionaires and millionaires has forged the area to be an expensive city. It is the destination for the educational field as Bangalore city is sufficient with educational and research institutions. People around the world choose Bangalore to secure their further studies and career.  Elegant city of concretes  The tall buildings, city lights, and highways with jammed traffic in Bangalore amaze the visitors every time they visit there. Bangaloreans have a high lifestyle. Bangalore has a high literacy rate of 78.21%. The city has a lot of opportunities and optimism to provide. Bangaloreans are pretty friendly, far-sighted, and positive people; that’s what makes this place full of joy and positivity. For Bangaloreans, fashion and culture both go hand in hand. They are the fashion divas and dappers who love partying hard for late hours. And in the same way, they do nurture their culture and tradition. You will be astonished to find out how they are balancing both. If you find Bangaloreans lined up in a queue for pooja and artis early in the morning and the other day you find them throwing parties at Pub enjoying till midnight. Well... just take a deep breath and don’t panic!! It's a Bangalorean thing!! The pleasant weather, beautiful places, and welcoming people in Bangalore tempt travelers around the world to make ‘Bangalore’ a destination to visit in one’s lifetime. Here is some handy information for you to know about Bangalore and Bangaloreans before you wrap up your bags and head for the journey!! Bangalore food and culture Bangalore is a city of diversity.  People from different religions: Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Sikhs, Buddhist, Jain, and others dazzle the city. Multi-languages like: Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, English, etc are spoken there. However, the city has more population of Hindus. The city observes one of the oldest festivals known as ‘Kagara Shakotsav’ or ‘Bengaluru Kagara’.  Also, Diwali is worth experiencing in Bangalore. The sky lit up with colorful crackers, houses decorated with lights and diyas and people sharing salutations and happiness with each other will just fill your heart with joy. Apart from that, Bangaloreans are great fans of food. They like experimenting with new tastes. You will find foods very affordable to the most expensive and with varieties in Bangalore. And without a doubt, it is very tasty and hygienic. Are you a foodie and love traveling?? Then don’t spare your time just thinking!! Bangalore awaits you. Just the choice is yours where you want to eat and relish; under an open sky or luxurious restaurants. Bangalore will never offend you with taste and hospitality wherever you decide to stop by and bless your tummy with delicious foods. If you crave food and adore the beauty of cultural diversity.  So, indeed! Bangalore is a place for you.  Eight foods you must try on the streets of Bangalore: - ‘Mangalore Buns’ for sweet lovers. - ‘Bhaji with filter kaapi’ if you love rain and love to stroll at dusk. - ‘Kebabs and Rolls’ , a quick snack to devour your hunger. - ‘Momos’, the most trending and famous food with great taste. - ‘Donne Biryani’, bestest biryani you’ll ever taste.  - If you have a sharp taste in food and love to eat spicy food then you have to go with ‘Samosa Chaat’. - Having a tough restless day? Refresh yourself with cold ‘Lassi’. - A meal is incomplete without a sweet dessert. ‘Kulfi Falooda’ is a great choice to win.  Bangalore and Music The crazy music lovers in Bangalore will just blow your mind. You will be amazed to see how intense and ‘happy-go-lucky’ Bangaloreans turn into when it comes to exploring music. Bangaloreans music taste varies from classical to jazz, Jazz to contemporary, contemporary to rock, rock to heavy metal, and Heavy metal to dominant. Bangalore welcomes musical events and I guess musicians desperately wait for Bangalore to invite them. Oh Yes, you heard it correctly because the enthusiastic crowd of Bangalore makes the concert a lot more special and artists crave for performing there.  Many popular  Indian musicians like Arjit Singh, Atif Aslam, Legendary Ar Rahman, Kailash Kher, Shreya Ghosal, Neha Kakkar, Sonu Nigam, Udit Narayan Jha, and many more have already performed in Bangalore. You really won’t believe it but it’s true that International artists and bands like Metallica, Bryan Adams, Deep Purple, Cannibal Corpse, Akon, Lamb of God, Suicide Silence, and many others have already stagged for Bangalore, India.  Bangalore is like an open book to explore for music. The city is home to many talented Bengaluru artists like Neecia Majolly, Dr. Lakshminarayan Surbamania, Ricky Kej, Prakash Sontakke, Raghu Dixit, etc. Bangalore is the ‘Pub house of India’ as there are splendid Pub houses to chill out for odd hours enjoying a musical performance.  Pubs to hang out in Bangalore. - ABC or Arbor Brewing Company. - Skyye, City Bar. - Toit. - High Ultra Lounge. - District 6. - Loft 38. - Fenny’s. - Church Street Social. - The Biere Club. - Guzzler’s Inn. Bangalore arts and crafts When it comes to creativity; Bangaloreans seem to be quite fascinated about it. Whether it is writing or painting or sculpturing; Bangalore is the city for growing artists and designers. The town organizes several arts and crafts fairs and exhibition programs. promote India’s culture and norms and values. Bangalore holds its own International arts and literary festivals. If you are bookworms and love to hear poetry; Bangalore has saved a seat for you. Bangalore is calling you!! Besides, the town conducts fetes monthly to encourage readers and writers. The passionate painters express the idea of peace, harmony, love, and optimism through their paintings. They do paint the lifestyle of South Indians and the Gods and Goddesses they admire. Apart from that, the youths seem delighted to learn more about modern arts. We could find an artist at every corner of the streets in Bangalore. The awesome city of Bangalore has skillful hands and fiery hearts who want to change for good and set better examples for the World. Moreover, the government and people there are concerned about advancing the scope of education in different fields for better and quality education. The city has a number of art schools and museums. Eight Museums you must stop by to adore the inventions, antiques and valuables to enlighten your mind. Also, to experience extraordinary and relaxing hours. - Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum. - Karnataka Chitrakala Parishat. - The Heritage Centre and Aerospace Museum.   - JawaharLal Nehru Planetarium (It is a Science Museum dedicated to popularise Science and conduct non-formal education by Bangalore Association of Science Education). - Cauvery Handicrafts. - National Gallery of Modern Arts. - Girias Children’s Explorium. - Venkatappa art and gallery Government Museum. Bangalore and Nature The ‘Garden of India’ Bengaluru lies in the heart of the Mysore Plateau. It is also known for its greenery in India. The suitable climate and timely rainfalls have helped the city to grow enormously beautiful. The city is surrounded by lands from all directions. It has no access to seas but there are a wealth of lakes. The lake view with abundant nature will steal your heart away. A great holiday time or a romantic date or a delightful venue for dinner with your family and a special one in restaurants nearby these lakes; is the best thing to decide. Furthermore, the greenery city Bangalore is popular for its gardens and parks. The city was once called ‘Pensioner’s Paradise. The spectacular view of gardens will literally leave you in wonder. The decorations and maintenance of gardens will lure anyone to visit there and spend quality time. The town has some famous parks and gardens which have saved the floras and faunas of Bangalore. If you love nature and walking around then these parks and gardens should be added to your bucket lists. Some gardens and parks you must visit in Bangalore. - Lal Bagh Botanical Garden. - Cubbon Park. - Lumbini Garden. - Bannerghatta National Park. - Cariappa Memorial Park. Some lakes in Bengaluru one should traverse  for  fun activities, enhancing knowledge,refreshment and peace of mind. - Madiwala Lake. - Ulsoor Lake. - Hebbal Lake. - Lal Bagh Lake. - Agara Lake. - Varthur Lake. We wish you a safe and enjoyable holiday in Bangalore.  Read the full article

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The ‘Silicon Valley of India’ (Bangalore)

Amazing Silicon Valley. The ‘Silicon Valley of India’ is one of the modern cities of India. It is the city leading in information technology. Bangalore (officially Bengaluru) lies in the state of Karnataka, India. It's the capital of Karnataka. The buzzing city has over 8 million people and counts as the third most populated city in India. Bangalore has a pleasant climate throughout the year. Hence, people love to live in Bangalore. The houses of technologies and their headquarters make Bangalore stand two steps ahead of most of the cities in India.  The GDP’s rate of Bangalore city is increasing, which states the town to be one of the developed cities of India. The home for billionaires and millionaires has forged the area to be an expensive city. It is the destination for the educational field as Bangalore city is sufficient with educational and research institutions. People around the world choose Bangalore to secure their further studies and career.  Elegant city of concretes  The tall buildings, city lights, and highways with jammed traffic in Bangalore amaze the visitors every time they visit there. Bangaloreans have a high lifestyle. Bangalore has a high literacy rate of 78.21%. The city has a lot of opportunities and optimism to provide. Bangaloreans are pretty friendly, far-sighted, and positive people; that’s what makes this place full of joy and positivity. For Bangaloreans, fashion and culture both go hand in hand. They are the fashion divas and dappers who love partying hard for late hours. And in the same way, they do nurture their culture and tradition. You will be astonished to find out how they are balancing both. If you find Bangaloreans lined up in a queue for pooja and artis early in the morning and the other day you find them throwing parties at Pub enjoying till midnight. Well... just take a deep breath and don’t panic!! It's a Bangalorean thing!! The pleasant weather, beautiful places, and welcoming people in Bangalore tempt travelers around the world to make ‘Bangalore’ a destination to visit in one’s lifetime. Here is some handy information for you to know about Bangalore and Bangaloreans before you wrap up your bags and head for the journey!! 1. Bangalore food and culture Bangalore is a city of diversity.  People from different religions: Hindu, Muslim, Christian, Sikhs, Buddhist, Jain, and others dazzle the city. Multi-languages like: Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, English, etc are spoken there. However, the city has more population of Hindus. The city observes one of the oldest festivals known as ‘Kagara Shakotsav’ or ‘Bengaluru Kagara’.  Also, Diwali is worth experiencing in Bangalore. The sky lit up with colorful crackers, houses decorated with lights and diyas and people sharing salutations and happiness with each other will just fill your heart with joy. Apart from that, Bangaloreans are great fans of food. They like experimenting with new tastes. You will find foods very affordable to the most expensive and with varieties in Bangalore. And without a doubt, it is very tasty and hygienic. Are you a foodie and love traveling?? Then don’t spare your time just thinking!! Bangalore awaits you. Just the choice is yours where you want to eat and relish; under an open sky or luxurious restaurants. Bangalore will never offend you with taste and hospitality wherever you decide to stop by and bless your tummy with delicious foods. If you crave food and adore the beauty of cultural diversity.  So, indeed! Bangalore is a place for you.  Eight foods you must try on the streets of Bangalore: - ‘Mangalore Buns’ for sweet lovers. - ‘Bhaji with filter kaapi’ if you love rain and love to stroll at dusk. - ‘Kebabs and Rolls’ , a quick snack to devour your hunger. - ‘Momos’, the most trending and famous food with great taste. - ‘Donne Biryani’, bestest biryani you’ll ever taste.  - If you have a sharp taste in food and love to eat spicy food then you have to go with ‘Samosa Chaat’. - Having a tough restless day? Refresh yourself with cold ‘Lassi’. - A meal is incomplete without a sweet dessert. ‘Kulfi Falooda’ is a great choice to win.  2.Bangalore and Music The crazy music lovers in Bangalore will just blow your mind. You will be amazed to see how intense and ‘happy-go-lucky’ Bangaloreans turn into when it comes to exploring music. Bangaloreans music taste varies from classical to jazz, Jazz to contemporary, contemporary to rock, rock to heavy metal, and Heavy metal to dominant. Bangalore welcomes musical events and I guess musicians desperately wait for Bangalore to invite them. Oh Yes, you heard it correctly because the enthusiastic crowd of Bangalore makes the concert a lot more special and artists crave for performing there.  Many popular  Indian musicians like Arjit Singh, Atif Aslam, Legendary Ar Rahman, Kailash Kher, Shreya Ghosal, Neha Kakkar, Sonu Nigam, Udit Narayan Jha, and many more have already performed in Bangalore. You really won’t believe it but it’s true that International artists and bands like Metallica, Bryan Adams, Deep Purple, Cannibal Corpse, Akon, Lamb of God, Suicide Silence, and many others have already stagged for Bangalore, India.  Bangalore is like an open book to explore for music. The city is home to many talented Bengaluru artists like Neecia Majolly, Dr. Lakshminarayan Surbamania, Ricky Kej, Prakash Sontakke, Raghu Dixit, etc. Bangalore is the ‘Pub house of India’ as there are splendid Pub houses to chill out for odd hours enjoying a musical performance.  Pubs to hang out in Bangalore. - ABC or Arbor Brewing Company. - Skyye, City Bar. - Toit. - High Ultra Lounge. - District 6. - Loft 38. - Fenny’s. - Church Street Social. - The Biere Club. - Guzzler’s Inn. 3.Bangalore arts and crafts When it comes to creativity; Bangaloreans seem to be quite fascinated about it. Whether it is writing or painting or sculpturing; Bangalore is the city for growing artists and designers. The town organizes several arts and crafts fairs and exhibition programs. promote India’s culture and norms and values. Bangalore holds its own International arts and literary festivals. If you are bookworms and love to hear poetry; Bangalore has saved a seat for you. Bangalore is calling you!! The town conducts fetes monthly to encourage readers and writers. The passionate painters express the idea of peace, harmony, love, and optimism through their paintings. They do paint the lifestyle of South Indians and the Gods and Goddesses they admire. Apart from that, the youths seem delighted to learn more about modern arts. We could find an artist at every corner of the streets in Bangalore. The awesome city of Bangalore has skillful hands and fiery hearts who want to change for good and set better examples for the World. Moreover, the government and people there are concerned about advancing the scope of education in different fields for better and quality education. The city has a number of art schools and museums. Eight Museums you must stop by to adore the inventions, antiques and valuables to enlighten your mind. Also, to experience extraordinary and relaxing hours. - Visvesvaraya Industrial and Technological Museum. - Karnataka Chitrakala Parishat. - The Heritage Centre and Aerospace Museum.   - JawaharLal Nehru Planetarium (It is a Science Museum dedicated to popularise Science and conduct non-formal education by Bangalore Association of Science Education). - Cauvery Handicrafts. - National Gallery of Modern Arts. - Girias Children’s Explorium. - Venkatappa art and gallery Government Museum. 4.Bangalore and Nature The ‘Garden of India’ Bengaluru lies in the heart of the Mysore Plateau. It is also known for its greenery in India. The suitable climate and timely rainfalls have helped the city to grow enormously beautiful. The city is surrounded by lands from all directions. It has no access to seas but there are a wealth of lakes. The lake view with abundant nature will steal your heart away. A great holiday time or a romantic date or a delightful venue for dinner with your family and a special one in restaurants nearby these lakes; is the best thing to decide. Furthermore, the greenery city Bangalore is popular for its gardens and parks. The city was once called ‘Pensioner’s Paradise. The spectacular view of gardens will literally leave you in wonder. The decorations and maintenance of gardens will lure anyone to visit there and spend quality time. The town has some famous parks and gardens which have saved the floras and faunas of Bangalore. If you love nature and walking around then these parks and gardens should be added to your bucket lists. Some gardens and parks you must visit in Bangalore. - Lal Bagh Botanical Garden. - Cubbon Park. - Lumbini Garden. - Bannerghatta National Park. - Cariappa Memorial Park. Some lakes in Bengaluru one should traverse  for  fun activities, enhancing knowledge,refreshment and peace of mind. - Madiwala Lake. - Ulsoor Lake. - Hebbal Lake. - Lal Bagh Lake. - Agara Lake. - Varthur Lake. We wish you a safe and enjoyable holiday in Bangalore.  Read the full article

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Foods You Can’t Leave Bangalore Without Trying

Bangaloreans are on a very basic level foodies. At the point when you live in a town whose name actually means 'Town of Beans' you must love food! So when you're in the Garden City and feeling peckish, here's a rundown of the best neighborhood snacks.

Idli Dip Sambhar

Things like idlis and dosas are extremely clear however one exemption would be Idli Dip Sambhar, only for being so Bangalore. Two steaming hot, delicate idlis (and here and there a vada) dunked in a profound flying saucer-like bowl of quite hot, zesty sweet and deep sambhar, this may sound practically cruel, yet you haven't generally delighted in idlis until you've suffocated them. Where to get it? Idli Dip Sambhar is accessible basically wherever in Bangalore. One of the more 'sambharlicious' places around is Amruth Vegetarian.

Bisi Bele Bhath

Bisi Bele Bhath truly means 'Hot Dal Rice' (the name alone ought to conjure in you a glow much the same as eating mother's hand crafted daal chawal). The dish highlights daal, rice and vegetables mixed together like a khichdi, and presented with boondi, namkeen or some of the time potato chips. It's spirit food at its best. Burping is energized. Where to get it? Bisi Bele Bhath is an exceptionally regular 'rice thing', accessible at most neighborhood South Indian joints. On the off chance that you need to eat it only a single time, probably the best spot is Maiya's.

Gobi Manchurian

Gobi Manchurian | Hotel Chandrika, Cunningham Road

No, don't call your optician. You read that right. Gobi Manchurian is North India's unceasing most loved Gobi-meets-China's amazing Manchurian-style of cooking in a Hindi-Kannada-Chini-Bhai-Bhai mix that leaves you marginally confounded, somewhat delighted and totally fulfilled. These reduced down bites are completely oily and fiery, with garlic and green chiles giving it its mark mythical serpent breath afterburn. Crunch away! Where to get it? Gobi Manchurian is under the 'Chinese' or 'Extraordinary Items' menu at most South Indian cafés. For the crunchiest, spiciest and yummiest Gobi Manchurian, head to RS Shiv Sagar.

One bit of leeway of living in a city with a more tight cutoff time than Cinderella's is that everyone is up for a decent breakfast. What's more, breakfast food has gotten so well known in Bangalore that there is no disgrace in eating singed eggs and toast for lunch, or a pleasant breakfast platter at supper. Throughout the day breakfast joints are developing in prevalence all over Bangalore, with past English breakfast turning into our second-most loved Brit after Mr. Bean. Where to get it? Bacon desires can hit you whenever. Make certain to get your suggested portion of bacon, eggs, ham, hotdogs and toast at the Hole In The Wall Cafe.

Bun Nippat

Bangalore is a city of trend-setters, so normally they have they own imaginative mark chaat. Bun Nippat is a basic idea, a fresh, broiled masala nippat is put in the warm limits of a new bun, alongside slashed onions, ground cheddar and a mystery ingredient that can't be uncovered to non-Bangaloreans! Pair this with a container of masala coke, and you will be shipped to unadulterated chatpata heaven. Where to get it? Bun Nippat slows down are found around school territories on the grounds that the children love it. The best bun nippat and masala coke blend is accessible at Chetty's Corner.

Momos

Bring your eyeballs down from your heads Delhiites, everybody realizes your momos are the best thing since reproduction lightsabers. Be that as it may, the Bangalore momos have truly made their mark as of late. Bangalore momos are littler than those found in the north, the outside layer gentler and the sauces are much more front-of-the-tongue zesty than back. Little pieces of paradise! Where to get it? As convention directs, momos are normally found in slows down out and about. Certain slows down in Indiranagar, Koramangala and Whitefield are exceptionally well known. A standout amongst other non-side of the road places for momos is Taste of Tibet.

Steaks

While their event in most other significant Indian urban communities is very uncommon (most clear joke ever), the Bangalore steakhouse business has been going from solidarity to quality. Karnataka state permits the butcher of bulls over the age of 12, or the import and serving of cow hamburger. Most steakhouses are of top quality and serve the choicest cuts, yet not many of them get their uncommon and medium uncommon right. However, on the other hand, most steak darlings here couldn't care less. Where to get it? A large portion of the focal zones of Bangalore have fantastic steakhouses, the vast majority of them serving liquor to make for a total steak supper. The one spot that marginally defeats all the others is Millers 46.

Beast Steak Burger

Beast Steak Burger | Peppa Zzing, Infantry Road/Courtesy of Zomato

It just shows signs of improvement and better for meat darlings in Bangalore, on account of the blasting specialty burger scene in the city. Miles in front of inexpensive food burgers every which way (other than moderateness), these high quality burgers (patties are made of meat ground in the kitchens) are in effect vociferously requested. The assortment of styles, fixings and tastes accessible are astounding, and it is extremely unlikely that only one burger can summarize your experience. Really awful one such burger is sufficient to fill most stomachs. Where to get it? There are an excessive number of unprecedented burger joints to give it a shot, however winning it as far as generally speaking eatery idea is Smally's Resto Cafe.

Gourmet Pizzas

When Bangaloreans need a window into paradise (otherwise known as pizza), a chain joint like Domino's is without a doubt the final retreat. Bangalore is presently home to a few heavenly gourmet pizza eateries that take into account coffee shops' requirement for elegant and modest, at the same time. From the wood-fire decency of Toit to Bakester's exceptionally desi-tasteful Indian-fixing pizzas, the normal pizza sweetheart has bounty to look over and bounty to slobber over. Where to get it? The previously mentioned Toit isn't only well known for its smokey-seasoned pies. This difficult to-get-a-table spot is additionally famous for its specialty lager microbrewery. Look at Toit Brewpub.

Cold Stone Ice Cream

What's more, we should not overlook dessert. The greatest sweet-tooth longings lately is for cold stone frozen yogurts. At the point when you request, you are urged to look as the frozen yogurt skilled worker puts your frozen yogurt on a piece of cold stone and pounds, crushes and blends away until it transforms into a smooth-finished and wonderfully blended frozen yogurt parfait, served in a waffle bowl. The main issue: you can't converse with your mouth full. Where to get it? Stoner is a chain that has carried this imaginative idea to Bangalore, and it has truly gotten on! Discover it at Stoner.

Extraordinary Mentions

These dishes get extraordinary notices since they are dishes put on the map by one café and are authentic must-attempts too.

Lamb Leg Biryani (Laham Mandi) at Taa'am, Queen's Road

Delicate Coconut Chicken Kabab at Ujwal Bar and Restaurant, Vasanthnagar (hot chicken kabab served inside a delicate coconut)

Apam and Mutton Stew Breakfast at Koshy's, St, Mark's Road (Sunday morning breakfast as it were)

Davanagere Benne (Butter) Dosas at Sri Guru Kotteshwara, Basavanagudi

ABS (A** Burning Sauce) Wings at Plan B, Castle Street (attempt their ABS wings challenge, on the off chance that you dare!)

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Street Food In Bangalore

Walking down the streets of Bangalore, was when I got to experience the pleasant aroma of the gourmet food, which is prepared in this city every moment and I’m very sure it will leave you in awe! Bangalore is definitely a paradise for an Epicure. The lip-smacking food prepared on the streets of Bangalore is no less tasty than the cuisines offered at five-star restaurants. Well, I do agree that there are no well seating arrangements, but having these delicious cuisines in the crescent moonlight with cold breeze for company is an experience which won’t be offered at those five-star restaurants.

1) V V Puram Food Street Bangalore

Food ranging from the hot and spicy Pav Bhaji to the sweet and sublime Dal Holige drenched in pure ghee, this street has everything you may want to eat. One thing that you should not miss at the Shivanna Gulkand Center is the rose gulkand enriched with pure honey and white butter. The street food here is one of the best in Bangalore and also is quite economical. There are number of stall here at V V Puram Food Street, Bangalore including Masala Dosa stall, Sweet Corn stall, Sandwich stall, to name a few.

2) Bramhin’s Coffee Bar - Basavanagudi

The best South Indian traditional food can be found here at Bramhin’s Coffee Bar at Basavanagudi, Bangalore. This place offers some delicious and soft rice idlis and crispy vada, I’m sure you can’t stop at one plate. Bramhin’s Coffee Bar also serves a variety of dishes, but none of them can even come close to the idli-vada combo. Tea, Coffee, and Kesarbath are some of the other popular dishes served at Bramhin’s Coffee bar.

3) Hari’s Sandwich Zone - Jaya Nagar

Hari’s Sandwich Zone is famous for its Chocolate Sandwich, Yes! You read it right. Hari’s Sandwich Zone in Jaya Nagar is one of the finest street food joints in Bangalore where you get some delicious sandwiches and tasty chaats. All the chaats and sandwiches served here are healthy as well as economical. An add on here is that there is a Lassi corner just a stone throw away, which serves sweet Lassi to drink after you are done having the sandwiches.

If you enjoy the street food more than the five-star hotel’s food then you should try looking out for flats for sale in JP Nagar or apartments in Hebbal.