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Having spent a chunk of my childhood at a New Era High School, Panchgani in Maharashtra, my taste buds are always on the lookout for Maharashtrian flavors. From the quintessential vada pav and Missal Pav to dishes like Varan Bhat, Bharli Vangi & soo kadi to name a few are …

Off late Hyderabad has been bustling with new restaurants and cafes. For a foodie like me, it’s a beautiful sight. Especially after COVID, seeing people queuing up at restaurants brings tremendous joy. If you’re a Hyderabadi, you know that there are a lot of eateries that have opened in Gachibowli, …

Hyderabad is home to the world-famous Hyderabadi Biryani, however, the Nizami food is much more than that. Hyderabad had become a cultural capital under the Nizams, and various forms of art flourished during their reign. Hyderabadi cuisine began to develop during the Qutb Shahi times and flourished during the Nizami …

May date with Coffee started way back when I moved to Bengaluru. Filter Kaapi – and it’s surely the best way to start your coffee journey. I used to stay near Bannerghatta road and my usual coffee place back then used to be Adigas. A crispy Masala Dose along with …

I’ve mentioned this a lot, but finding pure vegetarian restaurants in Hyderabad is difficult. There are pockets like Sindhi Colony, Narayanduga, and Kachiguda that are dominated by marwaris which have a lot of vegetarian eateries. And as you know that I’m always on the lookout for new pure vegetarian restaurants …

I spent a good amount of my childhood in a boarding school. Apart from all the things I learnt and the friends I made, there was one thing that I always looked forward to – Food. Food at my school was one of the best in the region, from Missal …

My slow travel in Bombay was all about exploring the city as much as possible. From checking out the beautiful cafes in Bandra exploring the awe-inspiring colonial-era buildings in South Bombay. Amongst all this, the one thing that was constant was Food (and work also, I was working remotely). I …

While Vada Pav and Missal pav were my go-to dishes during my slow travel in Mumbai, I also didn’t miss out on visiting some iconic places too. Be it Aaswad, Shree Thaker Bhojanalay or Subko. So my list already had a few places that I wanted to visit and one …

Vada Pav and Missal Pav were the two dishes that I wanted to have the moment I landed in Mumbai. And I did just that. In fact, over the two weeks that I spent in Mumbai, I had a Vada Pav and Missal Pav almost daily. Further, being a fan …

If you take a page out of the history books, you’ll know that Gujarat and Maharashtra were once together. I won’t get into the details of what happened, but today both are two distinct states. However, if you visit the two states, you’ll find quite a few similarities. From people’s …