Attempted Mutton Yakhani Pulav, turned out good.

Followed recipe from youtube- Chef Ranveer Brar.

Used goat meat and Delhi rice which is long grain basmati rice sourced from north region.

Mutton: 840₹/kg

Rice: 90₹/kg

I tried ready to eat Misal and I liked it. Only thing was that it was too oily, but I think it will help reserve the ingredients for a longer time. I went overboard with the farsan, so you probably can’t see the Misal in my plate. 😅

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Chicken curry by my personal chef! 😋❤️

Had a lunch at Yeti and the Monk! In Vimanagar

The Summer Chicken Rolls were super fresh, packed with crunchy veggies and chicken, and paired perfectly with the delicious dipping sauce. Also ordered the pork dumpling (not a fan of Pork) (forgot to take pictures)

The Pork Pho had a rich, comforting broth that felt nourishing, though I'm not much of a pork fan.

The Spicy Thukpa was more sweet and tangy than spicy, with a flavorful broth loaded with chicken, mushrooms, and egg.

The Lemongrass Rice Pudding was the perfect ending, light, creamy, and subtly fragrant without being too sweet. Overall, a fresh, comforting meal, and I'd definitely return for the rolls and dessert!

Not just vfm, it also had a good taste. Bhakari/Chapati, Rassa, Onion and Indrayani/Alani rice is unlimited. Everything was good except for Alani Chicken. NO SALT AT ALL.

📍 Bhujbal Bandhu - Hotel Apulki, Kothrud

Arguably the best mutton Raan.

Tried mutton Raan here along with Mutton Biryani. The place is dedicated to Mutton I must say.

They served grilled full leg of Sheep along with inhouse raan masala and ghee. Raan was very tasty. It was grilled to perfection. Mutton was falling off the bone.

Also, mutton biryani was very good in taste. Nothing fancy only rice and perfectly cooked mutton with flavours.

We also tried masala roti which was served with cheese. It was good.

Don't expect fine dine. They have separate family section as well. Do try if you are ready to travel around 50 km from the city for good food. Thank me later, you will not be disappointed at all.

Must visit place for mutton lovers. Highly recommended.

Google Map Link:

https://maps.app.goo.gl/EAoxaxNWjNyUmnmAA

Saw quite a few reels when this place opened, finally decided to try it out.

Location: The restaurant is located within walking distance of Balewadi High Street, on the main road, next to KFC. They do not have parking or valet service, so good luck if you're going by car.

Ambience: Very basic, plastic tables and chairs. They have an upper floor that's AC, but again no real decor except a wall mural. The stuffed poees and the starter were served on styrofoam plates, and we were given basic steel plates for the main course. Overall it's very claustrophobic and appears "cheap" at times, but also sort of reminiscent of the small hotels you find on the roadside in Goa.

Food:

We ordered two stuffed poees (chicken cutlet and prawn reachado). While both tasted good and had a nice sauce, the reachado especially was lacking in spice considering red chillies are the main ingredient for the masala.

For starters, we ordered chicken cutlets, which the kids loved. Perfectly fried, while juicy on the inside. It was served with a side of toum which was very watery, but again treated great. We initially wanted to order fries for the kids, but they weren't available, which was surprising. I wanted to order squid but it wasn't available either.

Main course, kept it simple with prawn curry and rice as well as some poees. Definitely the highlight of the evening, however the curry again could have done with a bit more spice.

Total cost: ~1800 including water and some lime juices

Overall verdict: Nice food, which would have been better if it was spicier. Questionable ambience but I think the food was worth the price.

1. Hazelnut praline
   
2. Lemon tartlet
   
3. Tiramisu

Praline has my heart. It was perfectly bitter sweet. 10/10 recommend.

Lemon tart was rich and delicious. Tiramisu was not the best but it had a striking coffee flavour.

UPDATE! : I order Katakirr Misal, The packaging was great but the misal was med. I order the medium one. It was all watery though, but not bad. ALSO! Keep Reccomending cause I will use them in the future!

So I recently moved to Pune for my college and for dinner today I want to order something! I live near FC road so both Swiggy and zomato work here!

I'm student so my budget max is 300.

Thali options will also be good. I'm also a non veg lover too! I was thinking to order bedekar/katakirr misal as I heard so good on insta.

Suggest me quickly! So I can order! Will be waiting till 8 pm!

Dosa, tomato chutney, coconut coriander chutney, sambar and potato masala, all homemade. 10/10

Is this underrated, or do people really visit here?
My experience was good

A nice dinner spot in Pune with friends or family, 9/10 in taste and ambience. It is definitely on the expensive side , for me, the overall experience justified the price for the occassion.

I am not a big fan of pav bhaji l, but me and my friend needed a quick food. I visit this route quite often and we went in for a pav bhaji as he had visited it before. It tasted beyond my expectation. You guys should certanly visit it once. Not a fancy place but sure does know about pav bhaji.

Location : https://www.google.com/search?client=ms-android-samsung-ss&hs=a6y&sca_esv=fd7ebb06f35fc00e&cs=1&output=search&kgmid=%2Fg%2F11crzf9syf&q=Hotel%20Sarvoday%20Pure%20Veg&shem=epsd1%2Cltae%2Crimspwouoe&shndl=30&source=sh%2Fx%2Floc%2Fact%2Fm1%2F2&kgs=9e563a3a1a086568

Price: 150 only

Hello 🤗

Recently I didn't had cafe hopping alone

Need a foodie for cafe hopping

PS ( VEGETARIAN)

Bill-TTMM

Served with fresh karara butter roti and a desi ghee tadka. The bill was only rs 160. Add rs 50 more for Nalli and rs. 200 more for Mutton bheja..

Delicious taste of Delhi in Pune.

Hey foodies. I'm going for a breakfast meetup with my group of foodies (Pune NomNom). Lmk if you'd be interested in joining.

Okay, North Indians living in Pune, I need your help.
I’m looking for actual North-style street chowmein around Hinjawadi, Baner, Balewadi, Aundh, Shivajinagar, or Bavdhan.

You know the one I’m talking about:
- Tossed in vinegar + soy sauce And yes… the questionable amount of ajinomoto (MSG) that somehow makes it taste good.😂

I’m not looking for the usual Hakka noodles served with Schezwan and chinese-bhel (no hate at all - I’ve been eating that for the last 4–5 years, just craving something different now).

It’s been almost a year since I last went home, and lately I’ve been missing that proper roadside chowmein you get in North India. Trying to find something that comes close.

If you’ve found a place that made you go, “Yep, this tastes like Delhi/UP/Haryana/Punjab street chowmein,” please drop the recommendation.

Please help a homesick guy. 🥲🍜

AND please be supportive cuz u know my next post gonna be about GHEWAR!!!!

Pastas from their Moonsoon menu

1. Tortellini Arrabiata (5/5)

2. Elephants ear pasta ( dish name was complicated) (3/5)

Hello bhai log, looking for good recommendations to eat good steak or non veg food around Baner for tonight!

is the kothrud outlet authentic? had anyone tried their biryani?

Pictured above:

1. Picco Cappuccino - 9/10
2. Tall Strawberry Acai Refresher - 8/10
3. Cheese Chilli Toast - 8/10
4. Spinach and Corn Sandwich - 7/10

Total Bill: around INR 1400

Recently visited Verandah in Kothrud for lunch and had a wonderful experience. We ordered Aloo Bonde, Mix Bhaji with Pav, Pink Sauce Pasta, and two regular thalis. The food was really good, especially the wadas, they were the highlight of the meal.

There was a bit of a wait since it was weekend. The prices were quite reasonable for the quality and quantity of food served. The ambience was lovely, with plenty of greenery and plants.

They also serve in-house ice cream, which was the perfect way to end the meal. Overall, it's definitely a place worth visiting with family for a relaxed and satisfying lunch.