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If this Onam, you are stuck in your work schedule, unable to escape to your hometown, and fear missing out on traditional festive recipes, hold on! Do not worry, as Bengaluru has several spots to feast on Sadhya during the Onam celebrations. You can grab the best meals at good prices. Check out the best spots in Bengaluru to try Sadhya.
Top 5 Spots in Bengaluru to Try Sadhya
• Sanadige - Goldfinch Hotel
Known for the delightful coastal cuisine of Goa and Mangalore, Sanadige features a classic wooden décor with exquisite embellishments, transporting you to an era with South Indian vigour. Visit this restaurant during Onam celebrations, as it offers an authentic Onam platter with coconut-rich Thoran.
• No.10 Fort Cochin
A popular restaurant in Bengaluru that serves every Malayali during Onam for its culturally curated Sadhya. Starting from terracotta furnishings and brass lights to featuring maps and sketches of Fort Kochi's spice & fishing routes, you will be transported to historic Kochi.
• Vembanad - The Paul Bangalore
Deep-rooted in traditions, Vembanad will make you feel like being at an old Kerala home. With vibrant Onam décor featuring vintage lamps, brass Urulis, and coconut leaf thatch, Vembanad will let you enjoy the live soothing Veena music and savor delicious food. Enjoy a hearty Sadhya meal with your family & try out ada Pradhaman, the major highlight of the platter.
• Salt Mango Tree
Although Salt Mango Tree also features a minimal interior with soft hues and quaint pictures of Kerala, it is beautifully decorated with flower garlands and pookalam during Onam. As it takes pride in curating authentic Kerala cuisine inspired by Thalassery and Kannur traditions, do not forget to try Sadhya.
• Kappa Chakka Kandhari
Kappa Chakka Kandhari features lesser-known traditional Kerala home recipes, reflecting the history of its ingredients and cooking traditions. Its Onam Sadhya offers more than 26 varieties of dishes, making it a perfect traditional meal. Don't forget to try the Inji Puli and Mathanga Erissery.