Nothing has improved , rather deteriorated. Writing was a depiction of something that took place within chennai. Many rich people eat in Mumbai and on the beach roads of chennai and Calcutta. But many carts have used oil (hotel sell their used oils) ,rotten eggs and vegetables ( kothawal chavadi sells at a lower rates) and uncleaned pots ; also they throw the leaves across the roads where one cannot do any easy morning walk and wash hands in the middle of the platform; police stations collect mamools. Flies grow. It is not poverty only. Fast foods so cheap. Available even in the midnight because of Govt regulations for the hotels. Govt only must be accused in all. KR IRS 1 10 23
On Sun, 1 Oct 2023 at 11:53, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote: > Dear Mr Sekar, > > Thank you for the response. > > There was a response from Mr Sivaraman, there should be ceramic lining in > stomach to have street foods. Regarding hygiene and type of food materials > used, in many places it may not be good. > But nowadays things have improved to great extent. Otherwise this writing > may not have been there. > > I have seen many North Indians coming as guests to apartments in Godrej > Bangalore, asking for petty tea shops. They fell the well maintained > canteen and cost not suited to them. These people are rich. > > Gopalakrishnan > > On Sunday, 1 October, 2023 at 10:48:41 am IST, Narayanaswamy Sekar < > [email protected]> wrote: > > > > > ---------- Forwarded message --------- > > > Thanks Sri G K for this interesting fwd. > > As we reside in Mandaveli, we have tasted the East Mada st and Mylapore > street foods many a time and found them to be good, or should I say, > reasonably good. > > In the area near Kapali temple - the narrow street where the Jannal Kadai > is located, you get plenty of options so long as you are not finicky about > being too hygienic. > > You have to strike a compromise between reasonably good food, affordable > prices and hygienic conditions. > > There are several brahmin households which deliver lunch and dinner, if > you are within their service area. > > Nanganallur is another place, along with West Mambalam, where you get > brahmin home made food. With elderly people living by themselves or alone, > this home delivered food business is booming. > Some of the cooks make the dishes with less salt and oil, to cater to the > senior citizens. > > N Sekar > > Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android > <https://mail.onelink.me/107872968?pid=nativeplacement&c=Global_Acquisition_YMktg_315_Internal_EmailSignature&af_sub1=Acquisition&af_sub2=Global_YMktg&af_sub3=&af_sub4=100000604&af_sub5=EmailSignature__Static_> > > On Sun, Oct 1, 2023 at 7:22 AM, 'gopala krishnan' via KeralaIyers > <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear friends, > > I found the reading about street foods in Chennai city appeared in Yahoo > opening page on 29-9-23 found very interesting. I thought of forwarding the > same. > > Other than these there are street food areas in Chennai and suburban > areas, equally good and providing delicious food items > > Gopalakrishnan > > *A Homegrown Guide To Must-Try Street Food Spots in Chennai**-forward* > > *Chennai's street food spots offer a diverse range of flavours, from > classic South Indian items to North Indian snacks and refreshing > beverages.L: Zomato R: Conde Nast Traveller India* > > *Sobhika Vasanthan Published on : 28 Sep 2023, 6:53 pm3 min read* > > *Beyond its well-known restaurants and charming cafes, Chennai boasts a > rich street food scene that promises an explosion of flavours and aromas. > It's a delightful notion to indulge in some of the city's signature dishes > like crispy vadas, piping hot idlis, tangy pani puri, and creamy filter > coffee to truly savour the essence of this coastal metropolis.* > > *Our curated list features some of the most beloved establishments that > dish out delectable treats, spanning the diverse spectrum of South Indian > street cuisine.* > > *Sowcarpet* > > *The streets of Sowcarpet, where the aroma of delectable North Indian > delicacies wafts through the air,** one south-indian space stands out > among the crowd - Seena Bhai. This renowned eatery has carved a niche for > itself, earning a reputation for its exceptional Uthappam and Podi Idly. > Locals and visitors alike flock to Seena Bhai to savour these South Indian > delights, prepared with a mastery that speaks volumes of the culinary > expertise honed over the years.* > > *Moreover, Sowcarpet boasts a unique culinary treasure known as Thattu > Idly. While the traditional Idly is small and spongy, Thattu Idly takes it > to a whole new level. It's large, flat, generously served with Ghee and > Podi, creating an explosion of flavors with every bite.* > > *T Nagar* > > *A must-try delicacy here is the versatile Kuzhi Paniyaram**. This snack, > enjoyed in both savory and sweet variations, shares a similar preparation > method with idli, using black lentils and rice. While this specialty can be > found throughout T. Nagar, for an authentic experience, head to Venkatesan > Street. Also, the best drink to go with it is Jigarthanda made with > precision using fresh, top-quality ingredients, which you can get at > Madurai Famous Jigarthanda.* > > *Besant Nagar & Marina Beach* > > *Besant Nagar is heaven for food enthusiasts, offering a wide variety of > dishes from various cuisines. Don't miss out on trying Sundal, a popular > Chennai street food made with boiled chickpeas, onions, and coconut > granules. Close to Bessie Beach, there is Murugan Idli which carries > considerable popularity in the realm of South Indian cuisine. As implied by > the name, they specialise in Idli and Dosa, along with a selection of other > breakfast dishes.* > > * If you're at Marina Beach, indulge in delicious bhelpuri, panipuri, > chaats, bhajis, and fresh seafood.* > > *East Mada Road* > > *In Chennai, when the rain pours, there's no better snack than bhajjis**, > the local rendition of pakoras. Along the East Mada Road, numerous roadside > stalls specialise in serving these delectably spicy treats, perfectly > complemented by an equally zesty chut ney. For the ultimate bhajji > experience, head to Makk Bhajji Shop, where you'll find the crispiest and > most flavorful bhajjis in town.* > > *Mylapore* > > *Located in the southern part of the city, Mylapore is another popular > destination for street food in Chennai. Bhajjis, like pakoras, are a > favorite snack across India and hold a special place in the hearts of > locals in Chennai. Served with a variety of chutneys, this crispy treat is > a must-try. For a unique bhaji experience, make your way to Jannal Kadai, a > quaint shop with a window in Mylapore, promising a taste of tradition with > every delectable bite.* > > *These street food spots offer a diverse range of flavours, from classic > South Indian items to North Indian snacks and refreshing beverages. 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