Inchara Family Garden Restaurant — Restaurant in Bengaluru

Visited with my family for dinner. We got a good seating of our choice. What did we order: For appetizers - masala papad and peanut masala, which were served very quickly and Veg and Chicken Manchow Soup. For starters - we ordered Veg and Chicken Platter. Veg platter consisted of paneer tikka, veg sheek Kebab, roasted aloo, Gobi, mushroom and baby corn. Chicken platter consisted of different types of chicken tikka, kalmi kebab and tandoori chicken. The portion size was very good and tasty as well. For Main course, we ordered Chicken Biriyani which was okayish; Inchara Special Chicken with Butter kulcha, which was very good. For dessert, we ordered pista ice cream and Gudbud. For drinks, we order different types of mocktails - Orange Sunshine, Litchee Delight, Inchara Special mocktail and Bar Man special mocktails. All the items tasted very good and were of good portion size. Prize is also okay for the taste and quantity. Service was bit slow but it's good when you get to spend time with others. Staff are friendly as well. Ambience is also good. Definitely worth a visit.

Second visit: visited here again after a long time. Visited for lunch during the weekend and it wasn't crowded much when we visited. We had the following: Masala Papad, Cream of Mushroom Soup, Peanut Masala, Shredded Crispy Chilly Chicken, Tandoori Babycorn, Honey Hunan Chicken, Pocked Chicken, Chicken Punjabi Kebab, Chicken Afghani Kebab, Chicken Ala King, Chicken Mandakini, Inchara Special Icecream. Service was quick and the staff being friendly and helpful as well. Some of the dishes were really good but the tandoor items has to be...

I have been curious about this family restaurant since past 20 years. This was right next to my college hostel. But it was roumered that the place was very very expensive and we could not afford it. Today just out of curiosity I have taken my family here for a late lunch (3.30 pm). There were still couple of customers seated with the family. By looking at the menu I could imagine this place would be buzzling with people and sport lovers in the evening as it serves alcoholic beverages too. Prices are on the higher side. Whole place is lush green with a thick canopy making it look dark even on a sunny day. It's quite cold here too , may be due to the tile roofed open seating. Place is devided into square shaped courts thus providing privacy to families and also safeguarding from any nuisance. Sports area is separate where people can enjoy cricket match with food and drinks. There is also a pan shop within the premises. There are ample number of bathrooms and wash area is clean. I would have liked some. Better lighting in the indoor seating area. Food is good but It could have been great for such a beautiful ambience. My experience on food is mixed. Some items were prepared well and some are not. Spice level is very high, so please request to reduce the spice level if you have issues. Service is good but kitchen is some where away. Steward's are courteous. They will accommodate your additional requests for Raitha etc. Over all a very nice pleasant place to spend time...

Brahamavar and Byndoor moved closer to reality with the CM announcing the creation of 49 new taluks in 21 districts of the state.

It may be recalled that just before its term ended in 2013, the then BJP government under Jagadish Shettar had announced formation of 43 taluks in the annual budget, but the move was kept on hold by the Siddaramaiah government which came to power two months later citing financial reasons.

One wonders, with the Assembly elections coming up next year, whether the announcement would turn into action or remain just on paper.

Nevertheless, the announcement has brought much ray of hope to those fighting for taluk status for the respective towns for years. Over the last few months, the demand for formation of Kaup taluk had gained momentum, with Kaup MLA Vinay Kumar Sorake himself joining the chorus.

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"The CM has allotted Rs 100 crore for Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts. He has given priority for drinking water problems, irrigation, sports, health, problems faced by farmers and many others. He has also increased the fund amounts. This year’s budget is pro-development and favourable to poor," he said.

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