Updated On: 19 October, 2022 10:28 AM IST | Mumbai | Shriram Iyengar
A pop-up brings to the city the flavours and spices of Udupi’s Gowd Saraswat cuisine

The feast comprises vegetables
With Diwali on the horizon, perhaps some of you might be looking to detox before the binge season. This pop-up at one of the oldest restaurants in the city, Cafe Mysore, curated by The Happy High, might be an idea in the right direction. The Aamchigele dinner is a temple meal from the Gowd Saraswat Brahmin community, says Ajit Balgi, founder, The Happy High. “Aamchigele is a term that means ‘our people’,” he explains, adding that the idea was to curate a cuisine that was not easily available in the city.
Sweets and rice with coconut at its core