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Culinary Expeditions: Regional Pop-Up Dining in Bangalore

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We turn dining into a journey. From the mountains of Uttarakhand to the hills of Meghalaya, our pop-up series brings rare, regional flavors to the heart of Bangalore. Grab a seat before these kitchens move on.

A guest review of our Kumaon Expedition, highlighting the perfect pairing of authentic Pahadi food with Kumaon & I gin-based cocktails.

The official poster for our Kumaon Expedition, a collaboration with Himmaleh Spirits featuring Chef Mohan Bisht and Mixologist Siddhant Hule.

A closer look at the Bhangir ki Chutney from our Kumaon Expedition menu, a traditional dish made with herbs and spices from the Himalayan region.

Our Kumaon Expedition pop-up featured in Condé Nast Traveller, showcasing the elaborate Kumaoni thali and unique gin cocktails.

A snippet from the Condé Nast Traveller article detailing the collaboration with Himmaleh Spirits and the unique botanicals used in the cocktails.

Another look at the Condé Nast Traveller feature on our Kumaoni feast, highlighting the authentic culinary experience we strive to create.

The beautiful Kumaoni thali as featured in Condé Nast Traveller, a testament to the rich flavors and traditions we bring to our guests.

A personal invitation from Chef Alistair "Aal" Lethorn for his Naga Culinary Trails pop-up, promising an authentic taste of Nagaland on a plate.

A behind-the-scenes look at Chef Aal preparing for the Naga Culinary Trails pop-up, showcasing the passion and dedication in our kitchen.

A glimpse into the celebration of our Naga Culinary Trails event, with guests enjoying the unique flavors and vibrant atmosphere.

About Culinary Expeditions: A Taste of the World

These aren't static menus. Every few months, we hand over our kitchen to guest chefs who specialize in regional cuisines you simply cannot find elsewhere in Bangalore. Because we source unique ingredients directly from the source—like wild herbs from Nagaland or mountain spices—these dishes stay on the menu only for the few days the guest chef is actually in our kitchen.

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