Written By
Sanjeev Vekariya
The iconic Benne Masala Dosa from Bengaluru's CTR is made with a unique batter fermented for 12 hours, giving it a distinctive taste and texture.
The famous Thatte Idli from Bidadi is larger and fluffier than regular idlis, thanks to a special steaming process using banana leaves.
Bengaluru’s Chaat Bazaar offers over 50 varieties of chaats, with some stalls using secret family recipes passed down for generations.
The Donne Biryani, served in eco-friendly leaf containers, traces its origins back to the Maratha Empire's influence in South India.
Shivaji Nagar's famous Seekh Kebabs are marinated for a minimum of 24 hours to ensure the perfect blend of flavors and tenderness.
Bengaluru’s traditional filter coffee uses freshly ground coffee beans sourced directly from Coorg, ensuring a rich and aromatic brew.
The Akki Roti from Bengaluru's roadside stalls includes locally grown rice flour, making it a staple breakfast item with a crispy edge.