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Tag Archives: Punjabi
Sultans of Spice
Somewhere out there is a hotelier influenced into Dire Straits. SoS (no, don’t go by that acronym, I’m just using it because its easier ) is a restaurant in Koramangala, part of the BluPetal business hotel. The hotel also has … Continue reading
Posted in Koramangala, Restaurant Reviews
Tagged Dilli, Kabul, Punjabi, Sultans of Spice
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Chalo Punjab
..for dinner, that’s what we thought, after D had spotted it on her way back from work last week. No, she doesn’t work in Punjab, this is version 2.0 of what used to be called ‘Dal Roti’ in Koramangala, located … Continue reading
Posted in Koramangala, Restaurant Reviews
Tagged 80 ft Road, Chalo Punjab, North Indian, Punjabi
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Oye! Amritsar – Koramangala
Since we’ve frequented both Oye Amritsar and Oye Shaava on Church Street, and enjoyed the experience, we were eagerly looking forward to the opening of Oye Amritsar in our own neighbourhood. The Koramangala version is in the building just before … Continue reading
Oye Shaava
And when Bangalore decided to play host to a nagging rain, we plonked our way through Church Street to have ‘Punjabi food with a pinch of Bollywood’. When i saw the ad, I was wondering how this positioning would be … Continue reading




