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  • Delhi Womans Food Recommendations In Bengaluru Go Viral – See Thread

    Delhi Womans Food Recommendations In Bengaluru Go Viral – See Thread

    A Delhi woman’s long list of recommendations for life in Bengaluru has gone viral on X and received a lot of interest. “I’ve completed 18 months in Bengaluru now, and for anyone who is moving or is new – here’s a guide on everything you need to get started (from an HSR resident POV),” Aditi Tibarewal posted on X. Her thread includes recommendations for where to stay, eat, enjoy a night out and much more. She shares several observations and other tips about living in the city. Two of her posts specifically deal with food. In one of them, she simply lists some of the must-try restaurants and eating joints for particular cuisines/dishes.

    Also Read: Peak Bengaluru Moment: Stuck In Traffic For 2 Hours, Man’s Food Delivery Arrives In 10 Minutes

    She calls Asha Tiffins “everyone’s go-to favourite” for classic South Indian treats like dosa, idli, filter coffee, etc. She says that Rameshwaram Cafe is “obviously popular and great.” However, one must also not miss Amudham for its ghee podi idli and ghee podi masala dosa. She recommends Nagarjuna for their Andhra-style thali and unlimited food. For North Indian dishes, she suggests Punjabi Rasoi, as well as Vinnie’s Kitchen, Thar and Rajdhani (for Rajasthani meals). For Maharashtrian delicacies, she mentions Gavran misal and Purnabrahma.

    In HSR, she recommends Namaste and Aligarh House for affordable food. She states that Gramin has “good veg food.” According to her, Kota Kachori and Sangam are go-to spots for kachoris, but she clarifies that in general people have mixed reviews about them. She also mentions Meghana Biryani, adding that, “you’ll hear about them enough. Initially, I didn’t get the hype but it’s awesome!” For ice creams, she recommends Corner House, Polar Bear, and Milano.

    The thread also includes recommendations specifically for chole bhature – a dish that is widely beloved in Delhi. The X user says that Natraj is the best spot for it in Bengaluru. She mentions Shyam Chole Bhature, but admits that she has yet to try it. She says that Purani Dilli by Anand is “very homely.” She also states that on Sundays, she walks to the chole kulche spot in front of NIFT, but she is never able to remember its name.

    Some X users reacted to the viral thread with their own thoughts and recommendations. Check out some of the comments below:

    If you’re looking to explore Bengaluru as a traveller, check out our own curated city guide here.



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  • Watch: Viral Video Of Womans Helicopter Dosa Gets Over 79 Million Views

    Watch: Viral Video Of Womans Helicopter Dosa Gets Over 79 Million Views

    Dosa, a traditional South Indian delicacy, is made from fermented rice and lentil batter. The thin and crispy dish typically served with sambar (a spicy lentil-based vegetable stew) and chutneys, is loved by desi foodies. Multiple varieties of dosas, from the masala dosa (stuffed with spiced potatoes and onions) to the rava dosa (made with semolina), treat the tastebuds of food lovers. Recently, we stumbled upon a viral video featuring helicopter dosa. An elderly woman from Ahmedabad was making this dish and serving it to her customers. 

    The video shared by a food blogger, Janak Bardoliya, showed the woman preparing the Helicopter dosa by following some simple steps. At first, she took a frying pan and applied the batter on it. Then, she drained the excess batter from the pan and let it cook. Afterwards, she sprinkled some masalas, chutneys, chopped coriander leaves and a yellow-coloured masala for the fillings. Finally, when the dosa was ready to be served. She took a plate, placed the dosa from the pan and added sambhar and chutneys to it. That’s all! The helicopter dosa was ready to savour. The video has received 79.6 million views so far. Watch it below:

    Also Read: “Rajinikanth-Style Dosas”: Mumbai Street Vendor’s Skills Go Viral
    Here’s how social media users reacted to it:

    One user said, “It looks delicious even though the Helicopter is missing.”

    Another user mentioned, “Nobody is talking about grandma’s (flexed biceps) emoji.”

    In a light-hearted tone, one viewer asked the question that was on everyone’s mind, “But where’s the helicopter in the helicopter dosa?” 

    “Me waiting for the dosa to go helicopter. Rewatching, again and again, to confirm if I didn’t miss the flying part, bro,” read another comment.

    One more comment added, “Helicopter Dosa (cross). Masala Dosa (tick).”

    “I’m still waiting for Dosa to ‘fly’,” a dissatisfied social media user penned. 

    “Ye helicopter dosa udega kb Didi jii (Will will the helicopter dosa fly, elder sister?)” read a hilarious comment.

    But a user who was quite satisfied with the dosa, stated, “It does look nice.”

    A person said, ” Here’s the answer. When Dosa is ready, the pilot eats Dosa, and he flies away, that’s why there’s no helicopter.”

    After watching this video, if you are also craving dosa, worry not. We have got you covered. Here are some easy recipes for different variants of the South Indian delight.
    Also Read: Artist Creates Animated “Diljit Dosa” To Pay Tribute To The Singer, Internet Loves It



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