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Originally Posted by deepaktpatil (Post 1598661)
Thanks for sharing. How are the prices in this hotel. Appreciate your reply.

Its a bit expensive around 40 per person .
Found Infusion @ marathalli better than Adda

Bombay Post at Indiranagar/Old Airport Road used to be our regular spot for team lunches when our office was located in Diamond District, but didn't visit the place for over an year since our office shifted. Had a chance to visit the restaurant for lunch a couple of weeks ago and felt let-down in all aspects compared to older times. The dining hall was smelly, the linen, cutlery and even plates were dirty and found hair in not one but two different items :Frustrati.
BJN seems to be expanding but looks like they are not able to maintain their properties.

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Originally Posted by Fabiaous (Post 1599222)
Its a bit expensive around 40 per person .
Found Infusion @ marathalli better than Adda

Is 40 per person expensive ?

lol... I think he meant 400.

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Originally Posted by Jaguar (Post 1599393)
they are not able to maintain their properties.

+1. Its horrible now. The service is the pits too. I avoid it like plague now.

Marathalli, Tulsi theatre road -> Hyderabadi Biriyani (Nandana's)

Went strolling round looking to find Biriyani Day, but didnt find it, and decided to try out this place. Decent place, but the Biriyani was good. Chicken biriyani was priced at Rs. 85/- a plate. Worth a try, if ambience isnt too much of a concern. As far as i am concerned, this is a good altenative to the biriyani at Hyderabadi Biriyani on Old Airport road where the prices keep increasing, and quantity keeps decreasing.

We are planning a team lunch today (with colleagues <10), Could anyone suggest a place in/around electronics city offers buffet?. Budget is ~ Rs.300 per head.

Yesterday, we had delicious and sumptuous lunch at Khandani Rajdhani, U B City, costing Rs 245 per head. A couple of years back, I had similar lunch at Khandani Rajdhani, Panaji-Goa.

Last weekend, we had excellent Uttara Kannada lunch at Kamat Lokaruchi at Ramanagaram located 50 km from Bangalore on the Bangalore-Mysore SH 17. Each meal cost Rs 100 per head.

Both are vegetarian restaurants and the food was superb.

Had gone to Cafe Thulp! today.

And before you think there is a typo, let me clarify. It is really named THULP!

Their website is Home Page

This is one of the few places which serves proper beef burgers. It isnt sized like those puny little excuses for burgers at KFC and McDs. It is a huge burger! For the sake of our taste buds, let us ignore the fact that it probably has close to a thousand calories!

It was a group of 5 guys who had gone and the bill came to 1400/-. I think it's fantastic value for money when you consider that one guy couldnt finish his pasta. The servings are reasonably good.

The Buffalo Bill chicken wings are damn good and for the first time in India, I noticed they were serving it with cream cheese! I havent been to TGIF, in India, so I dont know if they give cream cheese as well.

We tried a Caesar Salad and a Honey and Mustard salad. Both were good. Nothing extra special, but decent and very filling. The salads are loaded well with chicken pieces. No cost cutting there!

All in all, highly recommended.

This is in 1st block Koramangala. You basically go from St. Johns and join the ring road. When you pass the BDA complex, you take a right and keep going straight, following the road. You pass Raheja Residency and then NMIMS as well. Then you come to a signal. After the signal go straight for about 200 metres or so and Cafe Thulp is on your left.

Not sure if this has been mentioned before or not, but if you are looking for some real good sizzlers, there is a small place called Cafe Y in shantinagar. They have very good variety of sizzlers. The place is comparatively small but serves amazingly tasty food.

Here's the link to the place in Google Maps.

cafe y, shantinagar - Google Maps

Please dont list good restaurants in Shantinagar!! My office is right there and I'll end up spending entire afternoons eating and burping! My dad will kill me!

This is a list of hotels/eatouts for people who are looking for original Bangalore SouthIndian eateries.

1. Kottureshwara Benne Masala Dosa (Ram Mandir, Hanumanthanagar)
2. Vidyaarthi Bhavan (Masala Dosa speciality.. probably best in south India).
3. SLV Raagi gudda (J.P.Nagar 2 nd phase)
4. Food street , V.V.Puram (near lalbagh)
5. ShankarNarayana Refreshments (J.P.Nagar 2nd Phase)
6. Veena stores (Malleshwaram , 14th cross)
7. Udupi krishna bhavan (B.V.K Iyengar road)
8. Adiga Food palace (7th block Jaynagar)
9. CTR (cafe shree), Malleshwaram 5th cross
10. MTR, Mission road
11. Janatha Hotel (8th cross Malleshwaram)
12. Brahmin's cafe (Chamarajpet)
13. RV college of Engineering cafeteria ;) --> tempted to add this to the list
14. Asha Sweets , Sampige road
15. Chats --> Vijayanagar main bus stand (behind the water tank)
16. SLV banashankari (near banashankari BDA complex) -- famous for Idli and vada with ONLY chutney (no sambhar)

People who are not very much aware of the local eatouts, and wanna try out old style bangalore eatout, do ping me :)

Regards
Pramod

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Originally Posted by akroy (Post 448130)
Arijit, Bangalore is very poor in serving local delicacies, I found them more tasty in Kamat Lokaruchi about 60km from Bangalore... here it is more of a cosmopolitan culture...

Akroy ---> I beg to differ from you. The problem is, the people who have moved to Bangalore are not aware of the places to visit to get to eat the local delicacies.

Pls find my latest post to see atleast a list of 15 eateries for u to start with.
And btw, you wont find the original bangalore eateries on Brigade road, MGs, Residency, kormangala, indiranagars..... U need to go into the Malleshwarams, Gandhi Bazaars.... ;)

1. Kottureshwara Benne Masala Dosa (Ram Mandir, Hanumanthanagar)
2. Vidyaarthi Bhavan (Masala Dosa speciality.. probably best in south India).
3. SLV Raagi gudda (J.P.Nagar 2 nd phase)
4. Food street , V.V.Puram (near lalbagh)
5. ShankarNarayana Refreshments (J.P.Nagar 2nd Phase)
6. Veena stores (Malleshwaram , 14th cross)
7. Udupi krishna bhavan (B.V.K Iyengar road)
8. Adiga Food palace (7th block Jaynagar)
9. CTR (cafe shree), Malleshwaram 5th cross
10. MTR, Mission road
11. Janatha Hotel (8th cross Malleshwaram)
12. Brahmin's cafe (Chamarajpet)
13. RV college of Engineering cafeteria ;) --> tempted to add this to the list
14. Asha Sweets , Sampige road
15. Chats --> Vijayanagar main bus stand (behind the water tank)
16. SLV banashankari (near banashankari BDA complex) -- famous for Idli and vada with ONLY chutney (no sambhar)
17. Most popular "Bhajji Bonda" place in bangalore --> Infront of Netkalappa circle - DVG road junction.

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Originally Posted by kaushik_s (Post 1437876)
But seriously, I don't think any such Dhaba's (bobby da dhaba type) exists near Bangalore. All we have is some wannabe's and most of the time food won't be good.

BTW, long back (some 8-9 years), just in front of KempFort there was one Punjabi Dhaba type place, run by an elderly punjabi guy. But I doubt if they are there now.

Kaushik ---> You can find one Veggie Punjabi dhaba behind the BMS Engineering college Hostel. Take the road infront of Kamat BugalRock and take the right at the deadend.
This Punjabi dhabas is pretty good and is frequented by me.
A full dinner for a couple shouldnt cross 250 Rs :)

I'd like to add Konark - awesome vegetarian food! Seriously delicious! It's a must visit everytime we're in BLR.

The fried veggie starters are a must and so are their masala dosa's. Even the malaikofta and phulkas were great! Nice coffee too!

:)


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