A Guide: Eating out in Bangalore

NPV · 9th June 2016, 13:22

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Originally Posted by TorqueyTechie

Some more restaurants that I can think of around the same area.
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Phew! Writing all this is making me hungry.

Time to have lunch.

Thanks!
Dwarka, South Thindies are on my list for a while now

Kottureshwara - I've been to the original one with same name in Davanagere opposite the college in Vidya Nagar but will try this sometime. I guess it's not too far away from National college and Brahmins coffee bar.

Karnataka Bhel house - where is this ?

Yes, talking about these places makes one feel hungry, time for lunch now

akhil_007 · 9th June 2016, 13:44

Dwarka is nowhere as good as it was in bull temple road. Rest of the places are good. Karnataka bhel house is in chamarajpet. 5 mins from uma theatre. Cross the signal and it's near bata showroom.

You can also try by2coffee(opposite bugle rock), slv (near Bda complex, bsk 2nd stage)

unk9ja · 9th June 2016, 18:30

Hotel Mangala is better than the Dwaraka these days. Landmark is Kaggis bakery near the Nirmala store bus stop. Parking is a problem here.

mazda4life · 9th June 2016, 19:01

One of my favourite place is the Gururaja condiment stores opposite to Uma theater in the same lane as Mishra pedhas. They make awesome snacks , bonda and bajjis. Perfect for Bangalore weather.

tibby · 10th June 2016, 17:19

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Originally Posted by KK_HakunaMatata

Continuing with the similar ones.

1. Malleswhwaram railway station idly hotel. Don't recollect the name , but it is a small joint next to railway station and very famous there. They serve a very good idly, vada, chow chow bath and shavige.

Raghavendra Stores. Was quite easy on the pocket until a few years ago.
The fare has been quite consistent in taste & quality, over the last 8 odd years that I have been going there.
Prices are kind of on par with other establishments now.

Can any one here please share first hand reviews of the Davangere benne dosa place near Netkalappa Circle.
Planning to take my parents there over the weekend.

KK_HakunaMatata · 10th June 2016, 17:38

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Originally Posted by tibby

Can any one here please share first hand reviews of the Davangere benne dosa place near Netkalappa Circle.
Planning to take my parents there over the weekend.

It is very good. Have been there multiple times. Have had dosa, mirchi bajji, mandakki there. They have a small sitting place in the basement, but only self service.

It will be crowded in the weekend evenings.

Chetan_Rao · 10th June 2016, 17:51

Could someone provide a GMaps location tag for the Davangere Dosa place at NK Circle discussed above? Would love to rekindle some fond childhood memories of time spent in Davangere/Harihar.

Mirchi Bhajji and Mandakki parcels enjoyed at Tungabhadra riverside on a summer evening. Ah childhood, how I miss thee!

Thanks!

NPV · 10th June 2016, 18:02

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Originally Posted by Chetan_Rao

Could someone provide a GMaps location tag for the Davangere Dosa place at NK Circle discussed above?

I've never visited the place but I this is the one

https://goo.gl/maps/AHkyKiMmfFS2

akhil_007 · 10th June 2016, 18:08

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Originally Posted by Chetan_Rao

Could someone provide a GMaps location tag for the Davangere Dosa place at NK Circle discussed above?
Thanks!

Here you go: https://goo.gl/maps/j6X1nfwDap12

Edit: Try paddu as well

While you're at it, try Shavige Bath at UD(Upahara Darshini). From the Benne Dosa shop, walk straight towards signal and take left. 2nd shop on your left is UD.

KK_HakunaMatata · 10th June 2016, 19:22

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Originally Posted by akhil_007

Here you go: https://goo.gl/maps/j6X1nfwDap12

Edit: Try paddu as well

While you're at it, try Shavige Bath at UD(Upahara Darshini). From the Benne Dosa shop, walk straight towards signal and take left. 2nd shop on your left is UD.

After UD go straight in DVG road till the further junction and in the right corner, next to a shoe shop there is a small bhajji shop. Try those as well. Make most use of your visit to netkallappa circle

arindambasu13 · 10th June 2016, 19:29

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Originally Posted by tibby

Can any one here please share first hand reviews of the Davangere benne dosa place near Netkalappa Circle.
Planning to take my parents there over the weekend.

There is another very good option for north Karnataka style benne dosa in Jayanagar 4th block, opposite the Maiyyas store. Its called Gramin Thindi. You can try it out, wont be disappointed. However, its a stand and eat joint.

Chetan_Rao · 10th June 2016, 19:38

Thanks everyone for the pointers. Will try all these out over weekends

redcruiser · 10th June 2016, 21:53

Great suggestions. I would like to know where can I get good Chinese cuisine in bangalore.

NPV · 10th June 2016, 22:22

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Originally Posted by redcruiser

Great suggestions. I would like to know where can I get good Chinese cuisine in bangalore.

I think there are some good suggestions for Chinese cuisine on this thread, please look up the earlier posts.

tibby · 10th June 2016, 22:52

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Originally Posted by KK_HakunaMatata

It is very good. Have been there multiple times. Have had dosa, mirchi bajji, mandakki there. They have a small sitting place in the basement, but only self service.

It will be crowded in the weekend evenings.

Thank You!

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Originally Posted by arindambasu13

There is another very good option for north Karnataka style benne dosa in Jayanagar 4th block, opposite the Maiyyas store. Its called Gramin Thindi. You can try it out, wont be disappointed. However, its a stand and eat joint.

Will add this to the list. A visit to Maiyyas has also been pending on the same list for some time now.

Talking about Benne Dosas, Nalapaka in Rajajinagar also does a decent job with it. But I'm looking for something closer to the real deal; hence the urge to try the one near Netkalappa Circle.

This is a glimpse of what I belted at Davangere a week ago:

At Sri Guru Kottureshwara, Opp. Medical College

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At Gururaj Benne Dosa

9th June 2016, 13:44	#3497
akhil_007 BHPian Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Bangalore Posts: 206 Thanked: 689 Times	Dwarka is nowhere as good as it was in bull temple road. Rest of the places are good. Karnataka bhel house is in chamarajpet. 5 mins from uma theatre. Cross the signal and it's near bata showroom. You can also try by2coffee(opposite bugle rock), slv (near Bda complex, bsk 2nd stage)
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9th June 2016, 18:30	#3498
unk9ja Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Bengaluru Posts: 1,127 Thanked: 3,199 Times	Hotel Mangala is better than the Dwaraka these days. Landmark is Kaggis bakery near the Nirmala store bus stop. Parking is a problem here.
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9th June 2016, 19:01	#3499
mazda4life BHPian Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Phoenix,AZ Posts: 506 Thanked: 569 Times	Re: A Guide: Eating out in Bangalore One of my favourite place is the Gururaja condiment stores opposite to Uma theater in the same lane as Mishra pedhas. They make awesome snacks , bonda and bajjis. Perfect for Bangalore weather.
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10th June 2016, 17:51	#3502
Chetan_Rao Team-BHP Support Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Bangalore Posts: 6,774 Thanked: 28,182 Times	Re: A Guide: Eating out in Bangalore Could someone provide a GMaps location tag for the Davangere Dosa place at NK Circle discussed above? Would love to rekindle some fond childhood memories of time spent in Davangere/Harihar. Mirchi Bhajji and Mandakki parcels enjoyed at Tungabhadra riverside on a summer evening. Ah childhood, how I miss thee! Thanks! Last edited by Chetan_Rao : 10th June 2016 at 17:59.
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10th June 2016, 19:38	#3507
Chetan_Rao Team-BHP Support Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Bangalore Posts: 6,774 Thanked: 28,182 Times	Re: A Guide: Eating out in Bangalore Thanks everyone for the pointers. Will try all these out over weekends
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10th June 2016, 21:53	#3508
redcruiser BHPian Join Date: Apr 2016 Location: Bangalore Posts: 390 Thanked: 382 Times	Great suggestions. I would like to know where can I get good Chinese cuisine in bangalore.
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