Yogurt Restaurants in Bengaluru
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City: Bengaluru, Krishvi Prospero, 601, AECS Layout Main Rd, AECS Layout C Block, Brookefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560037, India
"Kulhad lassi and tangy spicy jaljeera... Rustic seating with simple cutlery... Tandoori roti and kababs.. This place takes you back to the dhabas in Punjab! Quick service, elaborate menu, finger licking good food, courteous staff this place ticks all the boxes! Craving an authentic punjabi dhabha experience, this is the place to go to. Try reaching there early, as the place gets full pretty soon!"
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City: Bengaluru, 50/8A, Gubbi Cross, Opposite Biozeen, Hennur Bagalur Main Road, Kothanur Post, Hennur, Bengaluru I-560077, India
"Awesome food and lovely ambience: definitely worth trying!"
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City: Bengaluru, Hennur Bagalur Main Road, Bengaluru I-560077, India
"Delicious food Awesome service! Keep it up guys."
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City: Bengaluru, Channasandra Main Road, Bengaluru I-, India
"Parathas as big as they can get: Mooch Marod Non-Veg. A humble place in White field that serves some lip smacking starters. Yummy lassi and chaas. And BIG parathas. The parathas served at Mooch marod are the Biggest in India. A humble place with open aired Dhaba style seating. To Squat and sit on and relish the food – desi style. Had been here with a group of friends – I know I cannot eat the huge parathas alone. Had salted chaas and Jeera chaas to accompany my dinner – Both tasted well and went well with the starters and parathas. In Starters we had Stuffed Tangadi chicken, Malai chicken tikka and Angaara Chicken. Stuffed tangadi – Chocken leg pices stuffed with miced chicken and some mild masalas and smoked in the grill – Had a smokey flavour – desi taste – cgicken used was yender. Really loved this dish. Malai chicken – Malai chicken tikka basically with some few spices loads of malai – loved the taste and he mild smoke flaour whilch game from the filred grill they used for cooking. Angaara chicken – A spicy chicken starter – if u are in mood for some spicy dish this one is for you. Mooch marod serves BIG parathas at its best –and one more thing that is special about this place is that we can choose whether the parathas are cooked in Butter or oil. So we ordered a Chicken kheema onion paratha that is cooked in butter – Emperor size. This One was about 24 inches in size – perfect stuffing of minced chicken and onion with chilly and other spices – The parathas though it is big – It’s cooked evenly all across. topped with a BIG dullop of white butter. YUMMM. Enjoyed every bite of this one. We were about 5 friends who shared this."
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3.9
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City: Bengaluru, Channasandra Main Rd, Bengaluru I-560067, India
"If you want to have the most droolsome parathas , head to this place. they serve the most craziest parathas in bangalore, they are so giant and would blow your mind with each bite"
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City: Bengaluru, 38 1st Phase, Bengaluru I-560068, India
"Review 1: Title: A Flavorful Delightful I recently had the pleasure of trying chicken biryani from a local restaurant, and I must say, it was absolutely delicious! The aroma alone was enough to make my mouth water. The chicken was tender and well-marinated, bursting with flavor. The rice was perfectly cooked and infused with aromatic spices that added a delightful warmth to each bite. What impressed me the most was the perfect balance of spices used in the biryani. The combination of cumin, cardamom, cinnamon, and other spices created a symphony of flavors that were both robust and harmonious. Every grain of rice was coated in this delectable blend, ensuring that no bite was bland or lacking in taste. The chicken pieces were succulent and had absorbed the flavors of the marinade beautifully. Each bite was a delightful combination of juicy chicken, fragrant rice, and the occasional burst of flavor from the whole spices scattered throughout. The dish was garnished with caramelized onions, which added a hint of sweetness and a lovely crunch to the overall texture. Portion-wise, it was generous, and I was left feeling completely satisfied. The presentation of the biryani was also commendable, with the vibrant colors of the spices peeking through the rice. It was evident that a lot of care and attention to detail went into preparing this dish. In conclusion, this chicken biryani was an absolute treat for the taste buds. It showcased the rich and diverse flavors of Indian cuisine. If you're a fan of aromatic spices and deliciously tender chicken, I highly recommend giving this biryani a try. You won't I recently tried the chicken biryani from a new restaurant, and unfortunately, it was a rather disappointing experience. The first thing that struck me was the lack of aroma. Biryani is known for its enticing fragrance, but this particular dish seemed to fall short in that department. The chicken pieces were dry and overcooked, lacking the tenderness I had expected. The flavors were also quite underwhelming. The spices seemed muted and the overall taste was rather flat. The rice lacked the distinct flavors that make biryani so special, and it felt like a plain rice dish with chicken on top. Furthermore, the biryani lacked the traditional garnishes and accompaniments that usually accompany this dish. There were no caramelized onions, raita (yogurt sauce), or any other condiments to enhance the flavor. It felt like a bare-bones version of what should have been a flavorful and complete meal. In terms of presentation, it left much to be desired. The dish lacked visual appeal and looked quite unappetizing. The rice was clumpy and lacked the fluffy texture that is characteristic of a well-cooked biryani. Overall, I was disappointed with the chicken biryani from this particular restaurant. It lacked the vibrant flavors and aromatic spices that make biryani so popular. I would not recommend this place if you're looking for an authentic biryani experience. There are certainly better options out there."
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City: Bengaluru, Old Madras Road Hoskate, Bengaluru I-560036, India
"I have been going to this place for a few years now, pretty much since it started. Although over the years the prices have increases significantly, I'm happy that the quality is still pretty good.<br/>My go-to dishes here are the Non-veg platter or Pings in a blanket for starters. For the main course, you could go with Biriyani or Curry with some sort of bread, but I'd recommend to try their Pork vindaloo with Ghee/Jeera rice. It's really good. Desserts are standard affair and nothing to write home about. I liked their caramel pudding, but it's nothing to special.<br/>In terms of the ambience, it's really good, especially at night. They do not have a lot of options in liquor, especially beer. And I don't believe they serve hookah/sheesha anymore.<br/>There are various seating options ranging from outdoor open-air to outdoor to balcony seating to indoor seating. If you're in a group, I'd say take any of the open air tables."
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City: Bengaluru, Itc Gardenia, 1, Residency Rd, Ashok Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560025, India
"Excellent Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5"
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