Anand Mahindra loves travelling in search of hidden gems and often shares his discoveries with social media followers. He usually does not recommend travelling to a destination solely for a culinary experience; however, a recent video from a restaurant called Chutney Maami appears to have changed his mind.
Sharing the video, Mahindra revealed that his grandson is visiting and is a dosa fanatic. The industrialist admitted that he found the food hard to resist.
“But I have to say, I’d love to be able to teleport the family to ‘Chutney Maami’ for grabbing this Sunday bite together,” he wrote.
For those unable to make the journey, Mahindra even floated a creative technology-driven solution. “Or perhaps Swiggy or Zomato could start an inter-state drone delivery service…(yes, yes, I know the Dosa will wilt.. but who knows?)”
Take a look at Anand Mahindra’s post below:
Located in Kilimanoor, Kerala, Chutney Maami is a highly rated pure vegetarian restaurant known for its authentic South Indian fare and village-themed ambience. The restaurant serves classic favourites such as crispy dosas, soft idlis, flavourful chutneys, sambar and aromatic filter coffee, with an emphasis on fresh, locally sourced ingredients.
The eatery also focuses on using fresh farm produce while promoting sustainability and reducing waste.
The star attraction featured in the viral video is the restaurant’s famous Bahubali Dosa. True to its name, the oversized dosa stretches across the length of a table and is served with an assortment of chutneys, sambar, payasam and vada.
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