10 Bangalore restaurants every foodie must visit
Times of IndiaTimes Travel Editor/EATING OUT, BANGALORE/ Updated : Aug 18, 2017, 18:18 IST
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Bangalore has a rich food heritage and apart from traditional Karnataka cuisines, the city is home to many restaurants that serve cuisines from all over the world. Restaurants in Bangalore are amazing places to try various world c … Read more
Bangalore has a rich food heritage and apart from traditional Karnataka cuisines, the city is home to many restaurants that serve cuisines from all over the world. Restaurants in Bangalore are amazing places to try various world cuisines. Eating out in Bangalore is a delightful experience for one and all. One of the most popular restaurants in Bangalore, Fava is a place ideal for a Mediterranean meal. This place not only confines itself to Mediterranean cuisines but also extends its variety to Lebanese and Moroccan fares. The menu at Fava is a detailed collection of varied exotic dishes and sides. Read less
Bangalore has a rich food heritage and apart from traditional Karnataka cuisines, the city is home to many restaurants that serve cuisines from all over the world. Restaurants in Bangalore are amazing places to try various world cuisines. Eating out in Bangalore is a delightful experience for one and all. One of the most popular restaurants in Bangalore, Fava is a place ideal for a Mediterranean meal. This place not only confines itself to Mediterranean cuisines but also extends its variety to Lebanese and Moroccan fares. The menu at Fava is a detailed collection of varied exotic dishes and sides. From freshly prepared sauces, cured meats, cheeses, filo pies to various types of breads, Fava will give you a wholesome food experience. Apart from food, this place is also known for its amazing wine menu. Part of Bangalore’s Crowne Plaza Hotel, Aloro is known for serving some of the best Italian fares in the city. The name of the restaurant, Aloro means laurel in Italy and this place puts everything to live up to their name. The interiors of Aloro are classy and elegantly designed to appeal to your fine senses. Be it homemade pastas or wood fired authentic thin crust pizzas, freshly prepared antipasti to some delicious sea food, this restaurant has it all.Must Read Eat like a local in Bangalore
Tucked in the Goldfinch Hotel, Sana-di-ge is a mix of indoor dining and alfresco eating. The word Sana-di-ge has an ethnic Karnataka connection and the menu is dominated by seafood. When at this place, do try rawa fry kane and marvai sukka. This place also has enough options for vegetarians. Another authentic Chinese restaurant, Hunan is a food haven that is named after a province of South-Central China. A bit cost effective, Hunan offers many delicious Chinese dishes like Sichuan noodles, kunming chilli chicken and roasted chilli pork. If you are into Mughlai food and have no idea where to find great Mughlai cuisines in Bangalore, no need to fumble over options; just head towards Dum Pukht Jolly Nabobs. Housed in the posh ITC Windsor Hotel, this restaurant serves amazing Mughlai cuisines.
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