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The Story and Philosophy of Karnivore Kitchen

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I’m Kalyan, and this is where Old Bangalore Naati cuisine meets 150 years of family history. My kitchen isn't about fancy techniques; it's about meat, rendered fat, and the bold spices of my ancestors.

This is the official logo for Karnivore Kitchen, beautifully designed to represent my love for both pork and Bannur lamb. The 'KK' is stylized with Devanagari script, reflecting the deep-rooted traditions of my cuisine.

This artwork illustrates the heart of my cooking. It features the majestic Bannur Ram surrounded by the key spices I use in my Old Bangalore Naati style dishes, like pepper, cloves, and star anise.

A detailed illustration of the Bannur Ram, the hero ingredient of my kitchen. This artwork is a tribute to the special breed of sheep that makes my mutton dishes so tender and juicy.

A clean version of my Karnivore Kitchen logo, showcasing the pig and ram elements that define my meat-forward menu.

A close-up of the logo, showing the intricate design within the 'KK' lettering. It represents the layers of flavour and history in every dish I make.

Another look at the detailed artwork of the Bannur Ram, surrounded by the aromatic spices that are essential to my family's recipes.

The full artwork that inspired my menu design, featuring the Bannur Ram and a mandala of spices.

A close-up of the 'Karnivore' branding from my logo, emphasizing the meat-centric philosophy of my kitchen.

This simple and elegant graphic from my Hyatt Centric pop-up perfectly captures the essence of my offering: an exclusive showcase of authentic Naati flavors.

A close-up of my Tawa Grilled Karimeen, showing the beautiful char marks and the fresh curry leaves used in the preparation.

About Brand & Philosophy

Everything you see here—the logo, the dishes, the preparation—is guided by one strict rule: no vegetable oil. I cook exclusively with the rendered fat from my Bannur Lamb, a method passed down through generations. This isn't a stylistic choice, but a practical one; it is how we achieve that specific, rich mouthfeel that defines real Naati cuisine.

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