hey, this article has actually made my day!!! born and brought up in mumbai so never got a full hang of andhra foods but yes.. i have tried andhra meals in trupati trust me they were really mouthwatering and awesome..simply great!!!
Hi Abhishek, It was a very well worded article and loved every bit of it. Frankly, my mouth was watering reading it, imagining being there!! It reminded my days in Vizag and miss it very much. Also, people ought to know that there is more to South India than Madras!!!
Hi Abhishek, The food is real great at AP bhavan. And don't worry about Delhiwallas not liking it. I have seen a Bihari bus driver eat at least 50 puris at AP bhavan.
Well written article. Though I never been to AP Bhavan, It made me filling my stomache after seeing all the dish names :-) Good that you made clear clarfication about Andhra & madrasi. I wish to have one AP Bhavan per city capital in all states, that makes every body to know about Telugu dishes.
Nice one on AP bhawan....I'm frm US and feel that food is the thing that makes afresh our memories.
Living in India is something like...every city is a train's distance.....but if I have to come back to India it is....6 months of planning....so Delhi or Hyderabad or Chennai or Kolkata or Mumbai....ENJOY....coZ it is India!!!
Abhishek: I'm born in vizag South grew up in the North in UP....and I think you are the other way around...with your surname I guessed you were from UP.....which city were you born
Contgats to Abhishek, his article is as excellent as the food served at AP Bhavan. He deserves a pat for his noce words. I wish the caretakers of AP Bhavan keep up the tradition "atithi devo bhava" and win the hearts of the people through stomach.
