Mosque Road Ramzan Non Veg Bangalore Food | Food Stalls | Ramadan | Camel Chops | Beef Chops | 2022

To commemorate the Ramzan season, food shops have lined the streets of Shivajinagar, KR Market, Mosque Road, and MM Road after a two-year hiatus.
At Mosque Road, the aroma of cooking fills the air.
Frazer Town, in the heart of Bangalore, is nothing short of a foodie's paradise! This area of the city is a must-see, with avenues like Mosque Road lined with restaurants and cafés serving some of the most wonderful non vegetarian meals.
#MosqueRoadstreetfood #MosqueRoad #FrazerTown
In This episode Paul and I tried Camel Chilli with Camel seekh Kebab. Moved on with some Beef chops cooked over a slab of stone then stopped by the famous Savers tea stall had some refreshment over a cup of hot Indian tea and then tried the famous Haleem of MM road. Then moved on with some desert like Pineapple ka meetha and Matka ka Phirni and then ended with some Turkish Ice Cream. :)
Paul and I had a wonderful time we wish we could go back again 😛
Address : Mosque Road, Frazer Town, Bangalore, Karnataka
560005,

[@arman9077]

Dominic and Paul, you are too good guys in reviewing the food..

[@hinaahmed7131]

Wonderful.. mouth watering

[@TaqheedPasha]

Nice.. Guys..

[@rentyt5307]

Paul looking good

[@altaafjaffer6278]

Wonderful and spontaneously honest review. You guys made even camel meat sound exciting. I suggest you visit again and do the restaurants like Arabian Mataam, Karama, Hyderabadi Mandi House and Daegh for biryani. You may try Cafe Arabica & Albert Bakery for deserts. Lots of other restaurants, Arabic sweets and ice cream parlours on Mosque Road, Coles Road and MM Road for y'all to explore and get excited again.

[@geethanjalic.g.6455]

Hi I'm your new subscriber, we often visit mosque Road during Ramadan season,but we never tasted the street food, our mouth is watering by watching these foods, can you please tell me the cost of camel food dish, chicken and mutton halim

[@ghungroogangatesh3549]

Suggest to not use Tamizh or Kongunaat style greetings or slang in Karunadu, else good review

[@heartlymissier2682]

All the food items are very costly. One plate Sheek kebab costs around 200 rupees and in other regular places it costs only 100 rupees. 2 Gulab jamun costs 50 rupees. 6 pieces prawn fry costs 200 rupees. So, dear people please mention your rates if it is wrong

[@pallurams]

It's not camel that you ate..it's wild boar 🤣🤣