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Mee Marathi, eat Marathi

When authentic recipes inspired from different Maharashtrian communities of weavers, warriors and fishermen are done right, they deserve applause

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(Clockwise from left) Brown onion cashew pulao, pandhra rassa mutton, kolambi khadkhadle, East Indian chicken, mango chilli prawns, prawns aluwadi, fugias, paneer appe (centre) and pomfret hooman catch of the day (centre)

(Clockwise from left) Brown onion cashew pulao, pandhra rassa mutton, kolambi khadkhadle, East Indian chicken, mango chilli prawns, prawns aluwadi, fugias, paneer appe (centre) and pomfret hooman catch of the day (centre)

Food: Excellent
Packaging: Average
Service: Quick
Pricing: Expensive
verdict: 2/4

For most part of her life, this Marathi writer with roots in the Konkan belt has stuck to the typical varan-bhaat-tup-kolambi combo. Having recently accepted that the cuisine of the second-most populous Indian state has much more to offer, we decided to experiment with fare from Kolhapur, Malwan, Vidarbha, Pune and Khandesh regions. Culinary Kitchen, a deli kitchen in Mahim, opened just in time to take this discovery to the next level.

Prawns aluwadi
Prawns aluwadi

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