Naga-Style Dishes
Koramangala, Bangalore
Naturally Naga
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About Naga-Style Dishes
Naga-Style Dishes
We specialize in authentic Naga cuisine, offering traditional delicacies like fermented smoked beef lungs, fish egg with bamboo shoot, chicken with Aneshi curry, and smoked pork with Axone. Each dish showcases our commitment to traditional cooking methods and authentic ingredients, including fermented soybean and home-grown herbs.
What Makes Us Unique
- Use of traditional Naga ingredients like Axone and bamboo shoot
- Authentic cooking techniques passed down through generations
- Fresh ingredients from our kitchen garden
- Traditional preparation methods including fermentation
Ideal For
Food enthusiasts looking to explore authentic Naga flavors and those interested in experiencing unique, traditional North-Eastern Indian cuisine.
Additional Details
Our dishes are presented in a rustic, home-style manner, staying true to traditional Naga serving customs. We maintain authenticity in taste and preparation, using traditional spices and cooking techniques.
Meet your Expert
Naturally Naga
12 connects in last 3 months
My Story
Hi, I’m the cook here at Naturally Naga. Cooking’s just what I do, nothing fancy, just real homestyle Naga food straight from my kitchen in Bangalore. I even use veggies from my own garden sometimes. Getting the right smoked pork or kolar isn’t easy, but I manage. No fireplace? No problem, I’ll figure out a way. It makes my day when folks say my food tastes like home. Every meal I pack comes with that feeling.
My Work
Naga Home Food Delivery - We cook and deliver Naga meals—think smoked pork curry Naga style, beef, fish, and changing menus.
Traditional Ingredients - We use real stuff—bamboo shoot, homemade Axone (fermented soya), etsu molu, king chillies, and more.
Proper Homestyle Cooking - Food’s made fresh, simple, and always with love. No show-off, just pure taste.
For Naga Food Lovers in Bangalore - Miss home or just curious? Our spicy, flavourful dishes bring real Naga flavours right here.
