At this family-run eatery that dishes out a smattering of Tamil style non-vegetarian fare, and a vegetarian meal too, I enjoyed the egg semiya, a tasty nargisi kofta inspired mutton kheema ‘egg nest’ preparation, a moist chicken biryani and a peppery prawn varuval. Hope you enjoy this watch, do support neighbourhood eateries like these. Don’t forget to like, share and subscribe to our second channel. #kripalamanna Also, follow us on Instagram for updates on what I am upto @kripalamanna instagram.com/kripalamanna/ Take care and stay safe, Cheers! 😋
The letter melted my heart. Thanks for showing it, I will visit the restaurant along with my family and friends this weekend eventhough it is 25kms away, just for the letter!
Owner is humble and passionate we can easily find that out with the way he stands, Appreciate your helping hand as always.. Will definitely visit sir...
They used to serve biriyani at our office every Wednesday and Thursday. I Used to work from home and just to taste their biriyani I used to go to office on thise two days. Their mutton biriyani is fab. Thank you for visiting this entity and also shareing their adress as I was searching for good biriyani in and around kamanahalli.
I regularly visit this restaurant. They serve a authentic chetinadu style food, n all the dishes are fabulous. I never forget to include kothuparata in my meal. Mr and Mrs Rakesh are very humble and passionate in serving the best. Keep Rocking!!
The monologue in the beginning is what keeps me coming back.. it's a pleasure to see you speak so honestly and straight to the heart.. more power to you sir 😎🙏🏽
Good to See you taking the extra step in helping establishments in their crisis times, good Job Sir :). Your opinions are honest and unbiased which I really like.
*☮️ Kripal you're full of empathy* 💟 Rakesh and Kavya are so humble and have poured out their ❤️ God Bless you Kripal for visiting them , your footfall has resurrected many.Continue to be a Miraculous 🙏
Your visit to restaurants like these means a lot to the owner.Because they know the impact you create about the restaurants through the video.People from Bangalore don't only watch ur videos but also visit the restaurants u visited.Keep supporting sir.❤️❤️
Its very much evident that this restaurant must definitely be supported. That Brain Fry & Prawn preparation look stunning. Wishing the best to the owner.
Helo Mr. Kripal.. Great that you visited here, liked your concerns.. But you missed one important point, they even served lots of food for free in starting periods of Corona & lockdowns, for many days, but the crisis extended and pushed every one to hardtimes.. Yes this mess makes great food & biriyanis. Reasonably priced. I reside behind this mess and we relish the smell daily 😆😆. MY FAMILY is great Fan of you & your videos. Missed to meet you here becoz we didnt know your visit., you should have come to our house. 😄Anyway Thanks for visitng our neighborhood.😂
Kripal, your show should be titled "Learn English through the language of food" Food lovers watch your show for the food, if they are worried about diction, let them watch the vernacular channels. You are helping many struggling businesses and small eateries, in a noble way. Indeed, Food for Thought.
Mr. Kripali, kothuparota comes from Madurai in tamilnadu. Nice presentation. Glad that you are actually helping the food industry to revive back. God bless you.
Kripal ji.... The kind of expression u give once u taste the 1st byte of every dish...... Love that expression.... The kind of consideration of every eatery that u visit... Hatssoff to that
I have been to this place ,,they serve a very Good authentic chettinadu style food...with very good family cuisine, the prices are reasonable, value for money..staff here r good..hope I again visit this place with my friends..
I've been to this place long back but the food was terrible. After seeing your review, I will confidently go back and try the food. It is not easy to run a restaurant but end of the day quality of food matters. Looking forward to eating here..
I think they may had issues with consistency in the past, am told they have rectified. Happy yuve decided to give it another shot, do let me know post your visit.
I visited this restaurant today and ordered for mutton soup and chicken biryani. I would say this restaurant is amazing in terms of quality, quantity and pricing. Thumbs up to you for highlighting such a place and hats off to the owner and his family.
I am one of your regular followers. I love the way you explain the dishes. It's a welcoming idea to help the people in crisis because of Covid 19 lock downs. Hope all these small eateries will pick up the business. You are an excellent critic. God bless.
Prawn pepper fry or any such pepper fry from chettinad, tastes better with plain rice or rasam rice. Anyways, enjoyed watching or rather relishing another delicious episode. ❤️
Please do not change anything for the sake of comments, we are here to see you as you are. I find a timid Kripal ammana when with boss and a naughty one when alone😁 , this today's naughty style was your best 👍
Hotel business is badly effected by Covid 19 pandemic. My humble request to everyone is to try to eat atleast 1 day outside every week. We need to support our brothers. 🙏
@Kripal sir amazing vlog really enjoyed the Chettinad style you should have tried more parotta with Chettinad chicken...the prawn varuval was really tempting along with biryani...This episode will help this eatery to sustain their business during these tough times
Whoever wants to review the foods... needs to learn from this amazing guy... Just simply saying Vera level for everything is useless...Thank you Sir...
Watching your food reviews is always a 'treat'. The best part of this review is that you could say "தமிழ்" the right way. That is praiseworthy. The kothu parota looks more like pichi pote parota (torn parota). Thank you in advance for helping out this establishment. Hope the establishment does its best too. "Happy Eating".
I love to watch the way you enjoy each dishes expecially karupilai(curry leaves) green chillies, fish & the most your favourite MUTTON BRIYANI. i call you CHILLI MAN food hunter😁👍 God bless you Mr. K. Keep it up your good deeds for those need helps.
Sir, anytime someone makes an attempt at speaking a new language, they may struggle with the pronounciations/accents. So it is completely fine! Hats off for trying and speaking Tamil. Super aa paesuringa.
As you rightly asked Vellore is no way connected to Chettinad...one of the most misused term is Chettinad.Kothu parotta is not a Chettinad dish...You may plan a visit to Bungla in Karaikudi or Chidambara vilas for authentic Chettinad food.The name Ambujam does not sync with Chettinad...
Chettinad is a style of cooking and many of the families involved in cooking adopt it irrespective of the region...Seeraga samba with its nutty flavour gives a complete different taste to biriyani...madurai is famous for kothu parotta but it is also highly popular in Srilanka, Malaysia and Singapore... wherever there is tamil diaspora...
Three layer ban on strict followers during this time of the year to avoid meat eating Saawan Pitra paksh Navratri Hard thing for meat lovers to go through Hope to make it through
Hi Kripal Sir, I wud love to appreciate your efforts on reaching food outlets which are famous and recommended by many. Its also really nice and great to see u visiting the food joints who have been struggling due to various unacceptable reasons. At least ur blog is giving a huge platform to those joints in rising up. I am myself into the animation industry and also a biig food lover. I do have Seend and followed many food bloggers but no one has ever explained any of dishes as u do. Mostly they taste but u do a storytelling on a dish served. Which is really wonderful. Best of wishes Sir.
I'm crucially waiting for a non veg lunch video with Puneeth raj kumar sir as you promised it in earlier video... ❤️ Kripal sir I love the way you enjoy your food and your explanation 👌 kiraaak ❤️ from Vizag
Kothu parotta may have originated in TN, but Sri Lankans make a mean kothu parotta. It supersedes the original. And the egg nest is called scotch eggs here.
Hi Kripal, Nice to see you review places that are struggling one request can you also check if the food is Halal when you review it would really help us decide as few places are not Halal
I believe kothu parotta has it origins in sri Lanka they have more varieties of kothu in.sri lanka than in tamilnadu each n.every shop around has a kothu parotta shop nice video sir food looks yummy you can watch few tamil movies to improve your tamil slang 😊🙏