Eight signatures, two thalis, a chaat counter and a thandai bar. Built from the Poddar family cookbook, plated for Bengaluru.
A meal arranged in the order of an aarti. Small bowls in a precise circle, breads stacked in the middle, papad and pickle keeping time. Built for the moment when one dish is never enough.
Mewar's quiet showpiece. Built around dal-baati-churma, kept honest with gatta, ker sangri, and a churma sweetened just so. The kind of meal that ends with you sitting still for a while.
For the chatpata chaat lovers and the Jain jeevansaar alike.
Built around the three things every chaat wants: a perfect dahi, a chutney that is never timid, and the right crunch in the right place. Eat fast, before the sev sighs.
The Jain menu is fully built. No onion, no garlic, no root vegetables, and no compromise on flavour.
Thandai is what we serve at the end of a long lunch, in the middle of a Holi rush, or quietly with a kulfi on the side. Almonds, fennel, rose petals, saffron, ground fresh, never bottled.
Try the boba version. Most people order another before they finish the first.
Walk-ins are welcome at every outlet. For groups and large reservations, drop us a line.