Restaurants In Koramangala

By Author: Nitya Marwah
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Koramangala, the south-eastern part of Bengaluru, is the city’s most happening place when it comes to eating out. Restaurants in Koramangala are aplenty, offering a diverse variety of various cuisines. The best thing about these is that they suit every pocket – whether it is the ‘elite’ class wanting to dine out in lavish surroundings, or just a group of young working professionals eating out together.
One of the most popular multicuisine restaurants in Koramangala is 13 Spices. A pleasing ambience with prompt service and great food awaits you here. If you’re interested in typical Andhra spicy fare, then a visit to Maharaja Palace on 80 Feet Road or Banana Leaf on 100 Feet Road is a must. An added attraction of the latter is traditional Andhra meals being served on a banana leaf.
Wish to tantalize your taste buds with authentic Chinese cuisine? Beijing Bites located in 5th Block is a good bet. One of the best places to eat out in Koramangala ...
... when it comes to Chinese fare, this eatery promises you a reasonably priced meal in an enchanting red Chinese ambience.
North Indian food lovers can flock to Chandni Chowk – known for its delectable kebab platter and chicken curries; Oye Amritsar – a restobar serving lip smacking delicacies, or the Peshawari Tandoor - if you want to sink into comfortable sofas and at the same time relish delicious fare. However, if it’s biryani that you lust for, Ammi’s Biryani is your destination; undoubtedly the best among all the eateries in the area.
Pizza and pasta connoisseurs can either head to Spaghetti Kitchen near Forum Mall for a rustic feel of Italian cuisine, or to Little Italy just opposite for delightful pizzas and lasagne. Pizzeria Romano on 60 Feet Road is another happening place offering all varieties of pastas, risottos, meats, salads and desserts. All these restaurants in Koramangala have a lot on offer for everyone.
Want to be treated as a firang? Try Firangi Pani. Its trendy interiors of an English pub complete with live music and an assorted mix of martinis, daiquiris and margaritas will definitely enliven you up. And yes, if it’s your birthday, do visit Bake N Cake to choose from a massive collection of freshly baked items.
Last but not the least, if you’re still left craving for home-cooked food after trying out all these cuisines in the restaurants of Koramangala, then head to Ghar ka Khana for pure, vegetarian food. You will definitely not return back home disappointed.