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Food Fest!

By ⋅ July 28, 2006 ⋅ Post a comment

So we Ban­ga­lore Met­blog­gers have been in a foodie mood lately, all fuelled by my desire to get some posts going out of the gang!

I started off the chain with the search for the per­fect momo — part one and two. Usha writes about the delight­ful café at the Alliance. Sujatha reviews Herbs & Spices, the rather cosy delight­ful place in Indi­rana­gar. Look­ing for a quick roll? Ravi tells you that Fanoos is a good choice. He also takes my 2 post threat to heart and vis­its Annachi in 100 feet Road, Kora­man­gala, and says he can cook bet­ter! We are going to take him up on that soon! Shruthi writes about one of my favourite tea places, called Infinitea. And btw, you do get a lot more than just tea there! Rubic_Cube goes look­ing for the per­fect idly and Kanth gives us a sam­pling of more Chet­ti­nad in Kora­man­gala at Ponnuswamy’s. Where appar­ently, you also get rabbit!

Okay, don’t com­plain that I haven’t given you enough food for thought (and the stom­ach) to get you through the weekend!

Discussion

10 Responses to “Food Fest!”

  1. Whats a momo? post pic­tures please…

    Posted by Umesh | July 28, 2006, 6:38 pm

  2. Thanks for shar­ing a lot of dif­fer­ent vari­eties of foods in your post. Well, I’ve once tried fried momos with chilly sauce…was really tempting.

    Posted by Sam Kimery | July 29, 2006, 6:18 pm

  3. Bhal likhise apuni.
    No won­der apunar blo iman pop­u­lar.
    Moiu fan holu.

    Posted by Jona | July 31, 2006, 1:06 am

  4. Your post ha got­ten me starv­ing!
    :-)

    Posted by Perspective Inc | August 1, 2006, 2:31 am

  6. Anita,

    Sorry to be say­ing this, but I stopped read­ing Ban­ga­lore Met­blogs about a cou­ple of weeks ago because it increas­ingly seemed like the posts were for the sake of post­ing some­thing, regard­less of whether there was any­thing to be said.

    I’d be hap­pier with fewer and more thought­ful posts.

    Posted by Jace | August 4, 2006, 11:54 am

  7. @ jona: thanks you :)

    @ per­spec­tives: hope you gave your­self a treat!

    @ ban­ga­lore bytes: thanks!

    @ jace: like any com­mu­nity (and a new one at that) we have been try­ing to work out the best mix of posts and top­ics. also, with all of us being already occu­pied, you can imag­ine how chal­leng­ing it is. how­ever, from you as a reader, i’d really appre­ci­ate some more con­struc­tive feed­back (that will def­i­nitely be more use­ful) like what you’d like to read about ban­ga­lore, any aspects you think we can cover, what a ban­ga­lorean wants and even what an out­side wants to read about the city (includ­ing story ideas). we def­i­nitely can’t do every­thing but it will def­i­nitely help us in com­ing to a good mix). we’re already try­ing to do pod­cast­ing inter­views to make it inter­ac­tive and ravi has done 3 really great inter­views. we are also look­ing at a diver­sity of top­ics in the com­ing months.

    Posted by Anita | August 4, 2006, 9:12 pm

  8. Anita,

    I under­stand your con­cern for Ban­ga­lore Met­Blogs is real, and appre­ci­ate that. I’ll list my con­cerns when I can find the time — hope­fully in the next cou­ple of weeks.

    BTW, are you attend­ing Geetha Navale’s piano+veena per­for­mance today at 7pm at Alliance Fran­caise? See you there.

    Posted by Jace | August 10, 2006, 4:35 pm

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