Restaurant Review

Hyderabad is brimming with cafes, South Indian and Pan Asian eateries off late. There’s a new cafe cropping up in some parts or the other. While many are just about Instagram, there are some whose focus is coffee and food. I was walking down the track at Durgam Cheruvu a …

I’m not an ardent chai or coffee person, it varies based on occasions and times. Sometimes I enjoy chai during the rain, sometimes it’s coffee. A few years ago had you asked me about either of them, I’d have had no idea. But over the years, I’ve learned a lot …

Food is an integral part of travel because both of them cannot be separated. Last weekend when I was in Chennai to deliver a tech talk, I left no stone unturned to spend the free time I had to explore the city. Though I had limited time, I wanted to …

The last few weeks were special for me. No, I didn’t get a promotion or found the love of my life (yet), instead, I visited a score of vegetarian restaurants. Finding a pure vegetarian restaurant in Hyderabad was difficult a few years ago, but it isn’t now. Coincidentally I see …

As a food blogger, I’m blessed that I get opportunities to try different types of food. For someone who are dal-chawal all his life, the restaurant invites transformed my palate. That coupled with me shuttling between different cities in India, I’m always on the lookout for trying something new. However, …

Growing up, I had the privilege of moving to different parts of the country. From North to South, West to South-West, I’ve lived across different cities. And as a kid, I was exposed to different cultures. New people, new languages, and new food had become a regular affair. For instance, …

If anyone asked me what my favourite food is, I’d probably answer Rajma Chawal, Vada Pav or something desi. I’m a dal-chawal-roti-subzi guy. However, thanks to my food blogging journey I’ve got opportunities to experience different cuisines. From Thai to Burmese, from Italian to Mediterranean. While I’m still developing my …

Hyderabad is a rapidly changing city. Whether it’s the towering skyscrapers or cafes and restaurants, something new crops up every month. With a flurry of South Indian and Asian restaurants in the city, in comes another restaurant that brings delicacies from Andhra and Rayalaseems regions to Hyderabad – Ragi – …

By now most of you would already know that I can travel for food. Whether it’s for a Rs 50 Dosa in Old Hyderabad or a fancy Andhra Meal at Feast House in Suryapet. And ever since I’ve moved to the outskirts of Hyderabad, I quite literally travel for food! …

Indian cuisine has come a long way from being stereotyped as just ‘dal & chawal’. This wasn’t my notion because I moved a lot within the country and tried different varieties of food. Today, India boasts diverse culinary styles and flavors, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of different regions – …