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Essence Of Kolkata
Lotus Building, Whitefield Main Rd, beside Dress Circle, opp. Mayura bakery, Dodsworth Layout, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560066, India
Chef Bakers - Whitefield
No 580, Silver Square, next to Mayuri Deluxe Bar & Restaurant, Dodsworth Layout, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560066, India
MAYURA BAKERY AND SWEETS
186/117, 186/117, Whitefield Main Rd, Byrappa Layout, Sathya Sai Layout, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560066, India
Hyderabadi Handi Biryani
Bus Stop, #832, Rajapalya, Whitefield Main Rd, opp. Printo, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560048, India
Glen's Bakehouse Whitefield
7A, Whitefield Main Rd, Narayanappa Garden, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560066, India
Wok & Talk
Shop No. 13, JK Mall, Dodsworth Layout, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560066, India
Sorse
205/A, 3rd Floor, Arcadia Grace, SH 35, Whitefield Main Rd, opposite St Joseph's Convent School, Sathya Sai Layout, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560066, India
Lakeview Milk Bar
273, Whitefield Main Rd, Dodsworth Layout, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560066, India
KaatiZone Rolls & Wraps
2nd Floor, 122/B, Outer Circle, near to Brothers Bakery, Dodsworth Layout, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560066, India
Sweet Tooth•Cakes by Sampada
Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560066, India
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Reliance fresh
41, SH 35, Byrappa Layout, Sathya Sai Layout, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560066, India
Hometown Supermarket Whitefield
ECC Rd, Pattandur Agrahara, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560066, India
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Whitefield Villa
XPFW+FV4, Pattandur Agrahara ECC Rd, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560066, India
Treebo Nestlay Rooms Whitefield
Immadihalli Main Rd, Meersab Compound, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560066, India
Angel Shelters
271, Byrappa Layout, Sathya Sai Layout, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560066, India
Truelife apartments whitefield
Avi residences, 4th A cross, Outer Circle, Dodsworth Layout, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560066, India
The Whitefield Inn - Serviced Villa & Event Venue
406, Outer Circle, Dodsworth Layout, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560066, India
Falcon Suites, Whitefield
No. 405, Mirchandni House, Outer Circle, Dodsworth Layout, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560066, India
Lemon Tree Suites ,Whitefield, Bengaluru
No. 11/3A, VASWANI PINNACLE, Whitefield Main Rd, Annex, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560066, India
OYO 49073 Whitefield Comforts
NO 1, 183, SH 35, Palm Meadows, Sathya Sai Layout, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560066, India
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183, SH 35, Palm Meadows, Sathya Sai Layout, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560066, India
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Habba Kadal Kashmiri Heritage Hub & Restaurant

326, Inner Cir Rd, Dodsworth Layout, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560066, India
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Nearby restaurants of Habba Kadal Kashmiri Heritage Hub & Restaurant

Essence Of Kolkata

Chef Bakers - Whitefield

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Hyderabadi Handi Biryani

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Essence Of Kolkata

Essence Of Kolkata

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(373)

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Open until 11:00 PM
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Hyderabadi Handi Biryani

Hyderabadi Handi Biryani

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Reviews of Habba Kadal Kashmiri Heritage Hub & Restaurant

4.4
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5.0
1y

If you’re craving an authentic Kashmiri culinary experience in Bangalore, Habba Kadal is a hidden gem that transports you straight to the valley. We had the pleasure of indulging in their Habba Kadal Feast, a true celebration of both Pandit cuisine and Wazwaan specials. The feast included a wide range of traditional Kashmiri dishes, each more delicious than the last.

We began with the iconic Mutton Rogan Josh, a dish that perfectly encapsulates the essence of Kashmiri cuisine. The tender mutton, slow-cooked in a rich red gravy of Kashmiri spices, was flavorful without being overly spicy—a delicate balance that’s hard to achieve. Equally impressive was the Chicken Rogan Josh, offering the same depth of flavor with a lighter protein. The Matsch—a signature meatball preparation—was juicy and soaked in aromatic spices, while the Rista and Goshtaba (spiced meatballs and a creamy yogurt-based dish respectively) were superbly crafted, with a texture that melted in the mouth.

The vegetarian dishes did not disappoint either. The Chock Nadur (lotus stems cooked in tangy yogurt) brought a crunchy contrast to the rich meats, while the Lydir Paneer stood out with its earthy saffron flavors. The Rajma was comforting and well-seasoned, paired perfectly with the traditional Kashmiri Dum Aloo, which had a subtle spiced gravy that allowed the potatoes to take center stage. The fragrant white rice acted as a perfect base for soaking in the rich gravies and sauces.

Alongside these dishes, the accompaniments added another layer of authenticity. The Haak (stir-fried collard greens) was fresh and flavorful, balancing the richness of the other dishes. The Moojh Chutney, made from radish, added a refreshing crunch and tang to the meal, offering a unique contrast to the robust flavors of the mains. For dessert, the creamy Phirni rounded out the meal, its gentle sweetness and silky texture providing a perfect end to the feast.

The ambiance of Habba Kadal reflects the warmth of Kashmir, with simple yet elegant décor that sets the tone for a comforting dining experience. The service was prompt, and the staff was more than happy to explain the dishes, enhancing the overall experience of trying something new and different.

In a city as diverse as Bangalore, Habba Kadal stands out for its dedication to bringing an authentic taste of Kashmir to the South. Whether you're familiar with Kashmiri food or new to the cuisine, the Habba Kadal Feast offers a truly immersive and flavorful journey. Highly recommended for anyone looking to explore the rich culinary...

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5.0
3y

Over past few months, I have been to the restaurant a few times already now. And there is absolutely no doubt, thats an ethnic Kashmiri - this is closest to home. The food at Habbakadal is what authentic kashmiri cuisine is expected to be - both the Pandit cuisine and the wazwan items. For non-Kashmiris reading this - if so far u believed that you have tried kashmiri cuisine (coz some restaurant served u Kashmir Dum-Aloo, Pulav or roganjosh, its time to unlearn that experience and update to the real one!). Kashmiri cuisine is no doubt an elaborate one... (no offence meant to any other cuisine, but there are very few quick cook items in this) - and the restaurant has taken utmost care to still keep it authentic. From DumAloo to rogan josh, from all items veg to non-veg... done to perfection that brought a lot of nostalgia and good memories of childhood and home. (To the dude below - who wrote a comment below criticizing the dumaloo. Dude! Just coz u have been sold baby potatos boiled in tomato gravvy all your life, that is NOT Kashmiri dum-aloo! This is the real deal)

In Summary:

PROS: AUTHENTIC AUTHENTIC AUTHENTIC For non-Kashmiris especially to note - there is ample to choose from both Veg and Non-Veg. (Many Veg folks mistake Kashmiri cuisine as only non-veg centric). Tastes as good as it was back home Portion sizes are good and ample Ambience is good (but ...see below) Ample space, closed to open - so space for all kinds of groups. Even parking is so much hassle free around the inner circle 8, can go on...

CONS: The sitdown room ambience is great. But the lighting was a bit too dim for dinner setting. Combined with the lighting - the black background Menu card was difficult to read. Portions sizes on thalis' - good to warn customers if they are overordering (saw this happening with some folks around) Waiters could be trained a bit more... Complimentary welcome kehwa is always good. But it would be a good idea to check for sugar levels customer wants... And yeah... kashmiri music in background is great. But not sure all customers will enjoy that. Personally, I found the mixing of all kinds of songs...when going from a wedding folk song to romantic song next to leela thereon in rapid succession,.. a...

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5.0
2y

I have had the pleasure of visiting numerous Kashmiri authentic restaurants and food festivals in Bangalore. As a Kashmiri myself, I have always been on the lookout for authentic flavors that truly satisfy my palate. Recently, I had the wonderful opportunity to dine at HABBA KADAL in Whitefield, and I must say, it was an incredible experience! From the moment I stepped inside, I was captivated by the mesmerizing ambiance – it was truly a sight to behold.

When the food arrived, I was not only impressed by its beautiful presentation but also blown away by the authentic taste. The flavors transported me back to Kashmir, and I felt an immense sense of satisfaction. If anyone were to ask me for a recommendation on a good Kashmiri restaurant, without a doubt, I would enthusiastically suggest HABBA KADAL.

The impeccable service further enhanced my dining experience. Every staff member went above and beyond to ensure my satisfaction. They took the time to explain each dish with passion and warmth. To my delight, they even showed me around the entire property I was really happy the way they have projected Kashmir unlike what you see these days.

One of the highlights of my visit was the live KANDUR (Bread Maker) in action. I didnt get any opportunity in Bangalore in last 20 years to enjoy the authentic Kashmiri bread in Bangalore, and this experience was nothing short of magical.

What touched my heart the most was the thoughtful gesture of the staff. They recognized that I had traveled a long way to be there, so they generously packed a variety of Lawasa, Girda, and Bakirkhani for me to take home (Needless to say, without any additional cost). This gesture made my visit even more memorable.

If you are a looking for an authentic Kashmiri cuisine, I wholeheartedly recommend visiting HABBA KADAL. The exceptional ambiance, delightful flavors, and outstanding hospitality make it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking an...

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Vikas Raj BhagatVikas Raj Bhagat
If you’re craving an authentic Kashmiri culinary experience in Bangalore, Habba Kadal is a hidden gem that transports you straight to the valley. We had the pleasure of indulging in their Habba Kadal Feast, a true celebration of both Pandit cuisine and Wazwaan specials. The feast included a wide range of traditional Kashmiri dishes, each more delicious than the last. We began with the iconic Mutton Rogan Josh, a dish that perfectly encapsulates the essence of Kashmiri cuisine. The tender mutton, slow-cooked in a rich red gravy of Kashmiri spices, was flavorful without being overly spicy—a delicate balance that’s hard to achieve. Equally impressive was the Chicken Rogan Josh, offering the same depth of flavor with a lighter protein. The Matsch—a signature meatball preparation—was juicy and soaked in aromatic spices, while the Rista and Goshtaba (spiced meatballs and a creamy yogurt-based dish respectively) were superbly crafted, with a texture that melted in the mouth. The vegetarian dishes did not disappoint either. The Chock Nadur (lotus stems cooked in tangy yogurt) brought a crunchy contrast to the rich meats, while the Lydir Paneer stood out with its earthy saffron flavors. The Rajma was comforting and well-seasoned, paired perfectly with the traditional Kashmiri Dum Aloo, which had a subtle spiced gravy that allowed the potatoes to take center stage. The fragrant white rice acted as a perfect base for soaking in the rich gravies and sauces. Alongside these dishes, the accompaniments added another layer of authenticity. The Haak (stir-fried collard greens) was fresh and flavorful, balancing the richness of the other dishes. The Moojh Chutney, made from radish, added a refreshing crunch and tang to the meal, offering a unique contrast to the robust flavors of the mains. For dessert, the creamy Phirni rounded out the meal, its gentle sweetness and silky texture providing a perfect end to the feast. The ambiance of Habba Kadal reflects the warmth of Kashmir, with simple yet elegant décor that sets the tone for a comforting dining experience. The service was prompt, and the staff was more than happy to explain the dishes, enhancing the overall experience of trying something new and different. In a city as diverse as Bangalore, Habba Kadal stands out for its dedication to bringing an authentic taste of Kashmir to the South. Whether you're familiar with Kashmiri food or new to the cuisine, the Habba Kadal Feast offers a truly immersive and flavorful journey. Highly recommended for anyone looking to explore the rich culinary heritage of Kashmir!
Jyoti Prakash KurmiJyoti Prakash Kurmi
Our desire to enjoy great food makes us go places. Today we went to a special place for lunch. This place is owned by Mr Upinder and Mrs Aparna Zutshi. Initially our plan was to have the pleasure of authentic Kashmiri Food in Bangalore. But after having spent about 3 hours in the place we got engrossed in the culture that many don’t know about. The hospitality was great and every member of the team contributed to this great experience. The food was superlative no doubt about it. One must have the ‘Kabargah’, where the mutton just melts in the mouth with all the spices. As a starter another option we tried is ‘nadur-monjh’ which is lotus stem fritters. In the main course if one wants to try a bit of many specialties then ‘Wazwan Trami’ is a great option. It is a non-vegetarian thali, that contains mutton gustaba, mutton rista, mutton and chicken rogan-josh, haak, chutney (not a common chutney), phirni with rice. This is very filling and the flavours that one gets is multiple dimensions. We started with ‘kahwa’ and ended with ‘sheer-chai’ which is the salted tea. The best part was Aparna cooks herself and she prepared special Monj-Haak for us, which is Knol Khol vegetable cooked in Kashmiri masala, which was amazing. It was so good that we packed some and brought home for dinner. We also tried the special Kabab platter, where every piece of meat melted in the mouth leaving a taste where the brain kept asking for more. On the ambience, they have multiple seating areas, floor seating, traditional furnitures, contemporary seating, indoor seating, also open outdoor arrangements. Can actually accommodate many-many guests at the same time. Overall it was a great afternoon. Best part was that the whole place felt like home… And the most important part is that we are going back very soon 😊
sivaram sundaramsivaram sundaram
A truly hidden gem. First time tasting kashmiri food and so I would know my gushtaba from my rista. But if this food is anything to go by it was wonderful. Lightly spiced and rich gravies. And big on rice, the way I like it lately. The ambience is interesting, like walking into someone's bungalow. A hark back to the times when Whitefield was a quiet little corner of this city, and not the concrete jungle it has become now. You have a normal table as well as a low table where you sit cross legged. And believe me the meal is just better on the low tables. The ambience has melancholic kashmiri tunes, interspersed with occasional bollywoods version of kashmiri songs. Coming to the food, being our first time around we went for the thalis. Veg for the wife and a wazwan for me. And a starter of nadru galawati. The kebabs were just ok, the nadru neither added to the taste nor the texture. But the kebabs were soft and decent. The tramis were the highlight of the meal, the vegetarian came with rice and an alu dum which was perfection, a side of rajma, saag, paneer gravies and a nadru gravy. All were rich and the slow cooking was evident in the tastes. The non-vegetarian trami came with a chicken Rogan Josh a bite of which immediately made me regret that I didn't get the mutton version of this, the rista and the gushtaba were amazing rich and juicy. The rajma. Was exceptional lightly spiced and very tasty. Also a special mention on the prompt service and kashmiri kahva we eneded the meal with. The kahva tasted very similar to a sulaimani in a Kerala restaurant. A great way to end the meal. The place also has a store in the building which we didn't really care much for. But therer are a few trinkets and other stuff on display and sale. The food is what you should come here for and that was fantastic 😍
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If you’re craving an authentic Kashmiri culinary experience in Bangalore, Habba Kadal is a hidden gem that transports you straight to the valley. We had the pleasure of indulging in their Habba Kadal Feast, a true celebration of both Pandit cuisine and Wazwaan specials. The feast included a wide range of traditional Kashmiri dishes, each more delicious than the last. We began with the iconic Mutton Rogan Josh, a dish that perfectly encapsulates the essence of Kashmiri cuisine. The tender mutton, slow-cooked in a rich red gravy of Kashmiri spices, was flavorful without being overly spicy—a delicate balance that’s hard to achieve. Equally impressive was the Chicken Rogan Josh, offering the same depth of flavor with a lighter protein. The Matsch—a signature meatball preparation—was juicy and soaked in aromatic spices, while the Rista and Goshtaba (spiced meatballs and a creamy yogurt-based dish respectively) were superbly crafted, with a texture that melted in the mouth. The vegetarian dishes did not disappoint either. The Chock Nadur (lotus stems cooked in tangy yogurt) brought a crunchy contrast to the rich meats, while the Lydir Paneer stood out with its earthy saffron flavors. The Rajma was comforting and well-seasoned, paired perfectly with the traditional Kashmiri Dum Aloo, which had a subtle spiced gravy that allowed the potatoes to take center stage. The fragrant white rice acted as a perfect base for soaking in the rich gravies and sauces. Alongside these dishes, the accompaniments added another layer of authenticity. The Haak (stir-fried collard greens) was fresh and flavorful, balancing the richness of the other dishes. The Moojh Chutney, made from radish, added a refreshing crunch and tang to the meal, offering a unique contrast to the robust flavors of the mains. For dessert, the creamy Phirni rounded out the meal, its gentle sweetness and silky texture providing a perfect end to the feast. The ambiance of Habba Kadal reflects the warmth of Kashmir, with simple yet elegant décor that sets the tone for a comforting dining experience. The service was prompt, and the staff was more than happy to explain the dishes, enhancing the overall experience of trying something new and different. In a city as diverse as Bangalore, Habba Kadal stands out for its dedication to bringing an authentic taste of Kashmir to the South. Whether you're familiar with Kashmiri food or new to the cuisine, the Habba Kadal Feast offers a truly immersive and flavorful journey. Highly recommended for anyone looking to explore the rich culinary heritage of Kashmir!
Vikas Raj Bhagat

Vikas Raj Bhagat

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Our desire to enjoy great food makes us go places. Today we went to a special place for lunch. This place is owned by Mr Upinder and Mrs Aparna Zutshi. Initially our plan was to have the pleasure of authentic Kashmiri Food in Bangalore. But after having spent about 3 hours in the place we got engrossed in the culture that many don’t know about. The hospitality was great and every member of the team contributed to this great experience. The food was superlative no doubt about it. One must have the ‘Kabargah’, where the mutton just melts in the mouth with all the spices. As a starter another option we tried is ‘nadur-monjh’ which is lotus stem fritters. In the main course if one wants to try a bit of many specialties then ‘Wazwan Trami’ is a great option. It is a non-vegetarian thali, that contains mutton gustaba, mutton rista, mutton and chicken rogan-josh, haak, chutney (not a common chutney), phirni with rice. This is very filling and the flavours that one gets is multiple dimensions. We started with ‘kahwa’ and ended with ‘sheer-chai’ which is the salted tea. The best part was Aparna cooks herself and she prepared special Monj-Haak for us, which is Knol Khol vegetable cooked in Kashmiri masala, which was amazing. It was so good that we packed some and brought home for dinner. We also tried the special Kabab platter, where every piece of meat melted in the mouth leaving a taste where the brain kept asking for more. On the ambience, they have multiple seating areas, floor seating, traditional furnitures, contemporary seating, indoor seating, also open outdoor arrangements. Can actually accommodate many-many guests at the same time. Overall it was a great afternoon. Best part was that the whole place felt like home… And the most important part is that we are going back very soon 😊
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A truly hidden gem. First time tasting kashmiri food and so I would know my gushtaba from my rista. But if this food is anything to go by it was wonderful. Lightly spiced and rich gravies. And big on rice, the way I like it lately. The ambience is interesting, like walking into someone's bungalow. A hark back to the times when Whitefield was a quiet little corner of this city, and not the concrete jungle it has become now. You have a normal table as well as a low table where you sit cross legged. And believe me the meal is just better on the low tables. The ambience has melancholic kashmiri tunes, interspersed with occasional bollywoods version of kashmiri songs. Coming to the food, being our first time around we went for the thalis. Veg for the wife and a wazwan for me. And a starter of nadru galawati. The kebabs were just ok, the nadru neither added to the taste nor the texture. But the kebabs were soft and decent. The tramis were the highlight of the meal, the vegetarian came with rice and an alu dum which was perfection, a side of rajma, saag, paneer gravies and a nadru gravy. All were rich and the slow cooking was evident in the tastes. The non-vegetarian trami came with a chicken Rogan Josh a bite of which immediately made me regret that I didn't get the mutton version of this, the rista and the gushtaba were amazing rich and juicy. The rajma. Was exceptional lightly spiced and very tasty. Also a special mention on the prompt service and kashmiri kahva we eneded the meal with. The kahva tasted very similar to a sulaimani in a Kerala restaurant. A great way to end the meal. The place also has a store in the building which we didn't really care much for. But therer are a few trinkets and other stuff on display and sale. The food is what you should come here for and that was fantastic 😍
sivaram sundaram

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