Mumbai foodies, here’s something exciting to look forward to! Bengaluru’s famous The Rameshwaram Cafe is soon opening in Mumbai. It could be your next perfect spot to enjoy South Indian food and filter coffee. Before you visit this new outlet in Churchgate, take a look at some interesting facts about the cafe.
Interesting Facts About The Rameshwaram Cafe
1. Inspired By Dr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
The Rameshwaram Cafe is inspired by A. P. J. Abdul Kalam and his simple, humble life. The most surprising fact is that it is named after his birthplace. The café reflects his values of honesty and dedication.
2. Started As Street Food Spot In Bengaluru
The Rameshwaram Cafe started as a street-style food spot in Bengaluru. It began with a simple idea — serve fresh, tasty South Indian food to food lovers. Hot idlis, crispy dosas, and flavourful sambar quickly became popular, turning this small street setup into one of the city’s favourite food destinations.
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3. Catered At Anant-Radhika Ambani Wedding
The Rameshwaram Cafe also grabbed attention when it served at Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant’s pre-wedding in Jamnagar. Their menu included ghee and garlic dosa, Pesarattu, Thatte Idli, and more, giving guests a rich taste of authentic South Indian flavours.
4. Fine-Dining Seating Space Available At Mumbai Outlet
When you visit any of these cafe outlets, you’ll notice that there is no seating option available. However, the upcoming Mumbai outlet will have seating arrangements. The cafe owner shared that South Indian food is all about simplicity and tradition. He compared the cafe experience to a temple, where people stand and have prasad.
5. Menu Is Inspired By Family Recipes
What makes this cafe’s food extra special is that each dish is inspired by traditional South Indian home-style cooking, focusing on authentic flavours and a comforting, familiar taste. With just one bite, you may instantly be reminded of the taste of home.
So, are you excited to visit this South Indian place in Mumbai? Tell us in the comments below!
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Cover Image Courtesy: website/ The Rameshwaram Cafe