Telugu Aromas

Abu Bakkar

1 year ago

5.0

If you’re craving spicy and authentic Andhra-style food in Bangalore, this place is a must-visit! We absolutely loved the Mokkajonna Garelu – perfectly crispy and packed with flavour. Definitely a solid 4/5! The Bagara Rice with Prawns Fry brings out bold, spicy flavours that true Andhra food lovers will enjoy. During our visits, we got to try two different styles of prawns – the first time it was tiny, flavourful prawns reminiscent of the Godavari region, and the next time, we got larger prawns that offered a different texture and experience. It’s great to see this variety, as it caters to different preferences. We also tried the Non-Veg Combo Meal, which gave us a taste of several classics on one plate – definitely value for money and a great way to sample Andhra cuisine. It’s refreshing to find a place that brings authentic regional flavours to the city – especially those hard-to-find spicy Andhra specialties. Highly recommend this for anyone who enjoys a flavour-packed meal!

Avinash Kumar

1 year ago

5.0

Telugu Aromas in Whitefield, Bengaluru, offers a delightful journey into authentic Andhra cuisine. Their Non-Veg Combo, featuring chicken, prawns, mutton, and egg, provides a harmonious medley of flavors, ideal for those seeking variety in a single meal. The Chicken Dum Biryani stands out with its aromatic spices and tender meat, while the Kothimeera Royyala Vepudu delivers a spicy prawn delight. Seafood enthusiasts will appreciate the Full Fish Fry, crispy on the outside and succulent within. The Kaju Kodi Pakodi offers a crunchy chicken snack infused with cashews. For a comforting touch, the Mudda Pappu Avakaya Annam combines lentils with tangy mango pickle. The Nalli Bokkala Biryani and Gongura Mamsam Pulav showcase rich mutton flavors, and the Kakinada Chitti Royyala Biryani brings coastal zest. Don't miss their signature Chicken Fry Piece Biryani, a spicy treat for biryani lovers. Overall, Telugu Aromas delivers a robust and satisfying Telugu dining experience.

+4

suchinth

1 year ago

4.0

I tried their pulao and Biriyani they both are absolute wonders which I found in Bangalore the tastiest food ever i had in Bengaluru i absolutely loved the flavours

Vengal Balguri

1 year ago

2.0

It’s not that great ..tried their pulav ..very oily and spicy ..taste wise ok . Next time tried their fried chicken biryani and joint biryani ..was very bad ..looks very spicy but chicken was tasteless

Savyashree N

8 months ago

1.0

The spoons and forks are too dirty. The service is too slow . We had Sunday special Bhimavaram Kodi Pulav which was too spicy and the quality and quantity of chicken pieces are pathetic (more bones and less meat) . I was unable to eat even half of the pulav because it was too spicy and taste of palov not upto the mark . We felt that it was a waste of time to travel so far to taste the food here.

Tanuja Vid

10 months ago

1.0

they serve rice which is cooked before.. rice was dry not fresh and u feel full immediately .. maybe they are not using good quality ghee went to restaurant by seeing the reviews but disappointed