A Delhi woman’s long list of recommendations for life in Bengaluru has gone viral on X and has received a lot of attention. Aditi Tibrewal posted on From resident POV).” Where to stay, eat, enjoy a night out and much more. She shares many comments and other tips about living in the city. Two of his posts specifically relate to food. In one of them, she lists some must-try restaurants and eateries for special dishes/cuisines.
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She calls Asha Tiffins “everyone’s favourite” for its classic South Indian dishes like dosa, idli, filter coffee etc. She says Rameshwaram Café is “obviously popular and great.” However, one should also not forget Amudham for its Ghee Podi Idli and Ghee Podi Masala Dosa. She recommends Nagarjuna for Andhra-style thali and unlimited food. For North Indian cuisine, she suggests Punjabi Kitchen, as well as Viennese Kitchen, Thar and Rajdhani (for Rajasthani food). For Maharashtrian cuisine, she mentions Gavran Misal and Purnabrahma.
In HSR, she recommends Namaste and Aligarh House for affordable food. She points out that Grameen has “good vegetarian food”. According to her, Kota Kachori and Sangam are the favorite places for Kachori, but she clarifies that people generally have mixed reviews about them. She also mentioned Meghna Biryani and said, “You must have heard about her a lot. Initially, I didn’t get the publicity, but it’s amazing!” For ice cream, she recommends Corner House, Polar Bear, and Milo’s.
(4/n) eating places
– Asha Tiffins is everyone’s favorite apart from dosa, idli and of course filter coffee!
-Rameshwaram is obviously popular and great, but there is also Amudham which comes with its finger-licking Ghee Podi Idli and Ghee Podi Masala Dosa.
– Nagarjuna for Andhra…
– Aditi Tibarewal (@aditi_tibarewal) 14 January 2025
The thread also included recommendations specifically for Chole Bhature – a dish that is widely loved in Delhi. X User says that Nataraja in Bengaluru is the best place for this. She mentions Shyam Chole Bhature, but admits that she has not tried it yet. She says Anand’s Old Delhi is “very homely”. She also tells that on Sundays she walks to the Chole Kulcha shop in front of NIFT, but she never remembers its name.
(5/n) Craving Chole Bhature?
Natraj is the best IMO, but there is also Shyam Chole Bhature which I have never tasted, Anand’s is Old Delhi but they are very homey, then there is Chole Kulche opposite NIFT, could never remember the name, just manage to walk.. .
– Aditi Tibarewal (@aditi_tibarewal) 14 January 2025
Some X users responded to the viral thread with their thoughts and recommendations. Check out some of the comments below:
This thread is amazing, but please it’s just chickpeas with pearl round bread, can’t it be called kulcha?
– PersistentCree (@thandikhier) 15 January 2025
Glad to see Asha Tiffin rank so high!
The all-round best place to eat in HSR any day, any night.
I lost.
– Vipul Gupta (@vipulgupta2048) 15 January 2025
Adding more to this list:
– Gonetiv HSR, Silbatti, IDC, and Somers HSR
– Nimisha Chanda (@NimishaChanda) 14 January 2025
Very good. Quite a good introduction for newcomers to Bengaluru.
There’s plenty more good food to explore in Bangalore, the list will expand as you spend more time here, and some great day trips to explore from North Bengaluru.
Do visit CTR in Malleshwaram for the best Ben Masala…
– X Shenoy (@XShenoy) 15 January 2025
I have been in Bengaluru for more than 20 years and it is still very useful to me. Thank you very much for your detailed post.
– Prasanna (@prasannakotyal) 15 January 2025
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