I hope to see Kammanahalli (Kalyan Nagar) given an honorary status as a Korean suburb in my lifetime, for its contribution to popularising the cuisine in Bangalore. But then again, that would make the place a candidate for multiple citizenships! We were in the mood for Korean and this one came up when we did […]
Float, the microbrewery in Kalyan Nagar, is a place you can safely visit, unlike its unrelated namesake in Marathahalli. More than the craft beer though, it is the food that makes it interesting. The highlight for us was the Kimchi soup. If you like pork, this is a place that will give you a bunch of options from across cuisines. Worth a visit, if you find yourself in these parts.
If you’re going for only the beer, you won’t be disappointed. You’d also most likely enjoy the rooftop ambiance. However, items on the food menu may be for display purposes only. On the flip side, the curry leaves in dishes aren’t mentioned in the menu. As Keralese people, we like curry leaves, but the dishes here take it to a different orbit, so beware.
Korean in Kammanahalli is not really a stretch of imagination. And Arirang has been on the list for a while now. Lip-smacking food that included a spicy pork bibimbap and a Chicken Gimbap, and really friendly service means that I’d not only recommend it, but make a repeat trip as well.
Every Brewsky reminds me of MTV Grind, this one in Hennur is no different. The sheer expanse of the place will no doubt awe you. The food is decent, the cocktails are just above average, and it might take a while for the service staff to warm up to you.