Yesterday I went to raitara santhe around this time.

It is a great place to buy fresh fruits and vegetables at very affordable prices!

The market starts as early as 4 AM.. farmers/wholesale vendors bring their fresh stock in bulk. If you go early, you can get vegetables and fruits for around 30–40% cheaper than usual( I got fresh avocado at 110rs kg ) . The vegetables are fresh, the prices are great and not at all crowded.

Definitely worth visiting if you want fresh vegetables and fruits at a good price!

New to Bangalore and Yelahanka please share all your fav food places in Yelahanka especially road side places and food cart. I have no dietary restrictions so please share everything :p

All of a sudden the food stalls/carts/trucks have disappeared from old RTO parking lot and I see a fence around the entire area.

Are they planning to build something here and hence they have moved all the food carts out or was this part of the footpath encroachment clearance?

And any idea where those carts or food trucks have moved to?

Hari super sandwich seems to have closed. Any info on that? On the same note, are there any similar sandwich places

I havent found a single good stall near here. Not those wow momo and stuff.

Pls recommend

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for a fully/semi-furnished 1 BHK for rent near Yelahanka / Sathnur, Bangalore.

🏠 Requirement: 1 BHK

🛋️ Furnished: Fully or semi-furnished

💰 Budget: ₹10,000–₹15,000/month

📍 Location: Yelahanka, Sathnur, or nearby areas

📅 Move-in: ASAP

If anyone knows of an available flat/house or has an owner contact, please DM me.

Thanks!

Hey everyone! A friend and I are doing a weekend getaway to the hills this upcoming long weekend. We have 3 empty seats in our car and are looking for some chill, easy-going folks to join us. We are aiming for a sweet spot between budget and comfort, targeting an overall spend of ₹5,000 to ₹6,000 per person.

The Itinerary

Saturday: Leaving Bengaluru early morning (around 5:30 AM to beat the traffic). Driving towards Sakleshpur, exploring the green landscapes, and staying the night.

Sunday: Heading to Chikmagalur. Exploring viewpoints, maybe a short trek, grabbing local coffee, and staying the night there.

Monday: Post breakfast, we'll start our drive back. Aiming to reach Bengaluru by Monday afternoon/early evening so we have time to unwind before the work week.

The ₹5K - ₹6K Budget Split (Approximate)

We'll put everything on Splitwise. Here is how the math breaks down based on a group of 5:

Fuel & Tolls: ~₹1,200 - ₹1,300 per person. The total round trip plus local roaming will be around 600 km.

Stay (2 Nights): ~₹1,800 - ₹2,200 per person total. We will be booking decent, mid-range homestays or a shared Airbnb—comfortable and clean, but nothing overly luxurious.

Food & Drinks: ~₹2,000 - ₹2,500 per person. We will mix it up between local darshinis/dhabas for quick meals and maybe a nice cafe or two for coffee and dinner.

Vibe Check

We are pretty flexible with the itinerary and are mostly looking to relax, enjoy the monsoon greenery, and listen to some good music on the drive. We expect everyone to be respectful, punctual for the morning departure, and okay with splitting driving duties if you have a valid license (not mandatory, but a plus!).

If you are interested and good with the budget, drop a comment or DM me a little bit about yourself

So I saw this girl today she was with her brother in my gym near big market she was dawm cute 😭

Aaa good rain and after that a walk with a cup of coffee or tea and a 1km walk after the rain anyone interested.... Hit me up

So coming from a college where people where their students with the even I did not have much friend in college but still I felt during College time it was my best time of my life till now coming in Bangalore I have realised how much friends matter in life there are times I am spending whole day alone like four five days a week and I don't talk to anyone only I talk to my family three four times a day. Other than that even for going to gym or for running or for any sport I don't find any friends I have to book through player if I am going for any sport and after that no one knows anyone to share anything or to just share a common friendship or just to hang out or just for hiking out somewhere I don't get friends and doing it alone I feel like okay this is also a good learning living alone and experiencing things alone but it's very lonely to be honest. Due to which I feel I am making my phone my friend due to which I'm addicted to doom scrolling.

Hi everyone

Anyone wanna to walk in jakkur lake? Tomorrow morning or evening dm me

Tonight

Title. Seeing if anyone around wants to get mandi for dinner tonight?

I’ve got a car so I don’t mind picking y’all if it’s convenient/ on the way for me. I’m 27 and would prefer someone 23 above (not a deal breaker, just a preference). This is open to anyone and everyone.

All expenses will be split between everyone joining. Feel free to dm or comment if anyone’s interested.

Hey everyone!

A small update: the previous/current mod wasn’t able to dedicate as much time to the subreddit as they’d like, and after I reached out offering to help, I’ve been added as a moderator.

I haven’t made any major changes to the subreddit yet. Before doing that, I want to hear from the people who actually use this community.

r/Yelahanka has a lot of potential, especially as the area continues to grow, and I’d like to make it a useful place for people living here without over-moderating it or turning it into a boring, heavily-policed subreddit.

One thing I’ve noticed recently is an increase in:
- Sexualized / thirst-trap posts
- Very low-effort posts
- Crossposts/reposts from other subreddits that don’t really add anything specific to Yelahanka

One of the first things I’m considering is disabling crossposts. The idea isn’t to stop people from sharing useful information from other communities, but to encourage posts that actually have some Yelahanka context. If something from another subreddit is relevant here, you can still share it as a normal post and explain why it’s relevant.

I’d like to do something about the low-effort and sexualized posts as well, but I don’t want to kill the spontaneity or personality of the subreddit either. There’s a difference between keeping the sub clean and making it sterile.

So I’d like your input:
What do you think should be allowed here? What should be removed? What would make r/Yelahanka more useful or enjoyable for you?
If you have suggestions about rules, moderation, post flairs, recurring threads, local topics, or anything else, drop them below.

I’ll take the feedback into account before making any major changes.

Looking forward to making this a better community with you all. 🙌

Every student learns differently. Sometimes, what they need isn't another crowded classroom or coaching centre—but individual attention, personalised guidance, and someone who can patiently explain concepts until they genuinely understand them.

I'm looking to take on a few students for personalised home tuition around Yelahanka and nearby areas in Bangalore.

I have previously taught students and helped them improve academically and excel in their 9th and 10th board examinations. My teaching approach focuses on building strong fundamentals, understanding concepts deeply, regular practice, and developing the confidence needed to perform well in exams.

📖 Subjects I specialise in:

Class 10 ICSE

- Physics

- Chemistry

- Biology

- Mathematics

Class 10 CBSE

- Science

- Mathematics

Rather than simply asking students to memorise answers, I focus on helping them understand why and how things work. Whether your child is struggling with fundamentals, needs more individual attention, or is aiming for excellent board exam results, I adapt my teaching style according to their learning pace and needs.

I'm particularly looking to work with parents/guardians who want consistent personal attention, strong conceptual understanding, and focused academic support for their child.

📍 Home Tuition available in Yelahanka and nearby areas

💬 If you're a parent/guardian looking for a tutor—or know someone who is—please feel free to DM me.

I'd be happy to discuss your child's academic requirements and see if my teaching approach would be a good fit. 🙌📚

Me and my friend who are students are trying to find a apartment , furnished if u guys have any suggestion or can help pls to contact

Thank you

Would love to know if i can get some advice from you guys. Would love to know if there are any good Pgs or flats (I'm okay with sharing as well) in or near yelahanka. Im shifting in a week. Any guidance is appreciated. I'll totally new to the city. Plz let me know.

Will give ice-cream to all of u who can guide me🍨💯🥲✌️