Eating in South India has been awesome. There are many restaurants with friendly staff, tasty food, English menus, fair prices (less than 2 USD feeds two people), tons of vegetarian options, fresh veggies and juices, and a variety of cuisines: Chinese, Western, North and South Indian.
We have slowly been learning the local names for the different dishes, the restaurant protocol (tipping, toilet, table sharing, tap water, etc), and how to order coffee that is not too sweet.
Here's a photo of Sun-Ling about to dig in to a Paper Dhosa in the Santosh Hotel Restaurant in Mysore.
Sun-Ling and John have been traveling the earth since 2008 while blogging, eating vegetarian and vegan, and riding public transportation. We love uphill day hikes, 20th-century architecture, Roman ruins, all bodies of water, local markets, shopping for groceries, aqueducts, miradors, trip planning, blablacar, and more.
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5 comments:
That is a huge "Paper Dhosa"! I am envious! Have safe and wonderful time there.
Thought people suggested NOT to drink tap water.
We had a big gathering here on Jan.31, about 20 people for a dim sum lunch at the Neo China in Cary. Missed Tony/Kui (who got a cold) and you two.
Mei
Hey, John and Sun-Ling! Nice India photos. Is this your first time in India? I am eager to visit some day - look forward to more posts and photos.
Lucy
Durham NC
it took me now nearlly 2 hours to read through your blogs: what an amazing story so far and exciting to read about your adventures...
All the Best for your next months...
Thanks for all the comments! It's nice to know the folks are reading our blog.
We haven't been drinking water right out of just any tap, but if other restaurant patrons are drinking the free provided water, then we do it also.
This is our 2nd trip to India. More about the contrasts btw the two trips in a later post.
Dhosa looks like Indian style spring roll. How does it taste...
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