Breakfast@MTR ...

The Plain Dosa and Chandrahara at MTR, a breakfast menu I choose to start with then. The new dessert called chandrahara that I tried for the first time gave me one more reason to visit MTR... The Dosa as always served with Ghee , green mint, chilli n coconut chutney and hot sambar was a delight..

Coffee & Friends ...

Winter mornings, great company of friends ovar hot sips of coffee outside MTR is a guaraneeted happy moment. Few friends enjoy MTR coffee early morning, conversations that inculcate bonding and hapiness to be together... a real nostalgic feeling for many!!

Gulab Jamun @ MTR

For avarage indian this delicacy is unique, and MTR with their mastery over the south indian food add more magic into them!! I tried the same with my few metblogger friends and was a fun time!!

Gulab jamun (gul-aab jaa-mun) is a popular Indian sweet dish comprised of fried dough (made of condensed milk solid and very little flour) in a sugar syrup flavoured with cardamom seeds and rosewater or saffron. It may have originated from eastern India (Orissa and Bengal).

here is the recipe for those who wish to try this at home...

Glass Etching's..

A beautiful glass etching of a lady installed in the staircase of famous MTR, there are many such marvelous artworks on glass in and around old houses, temples,churches and inside many heritage restuarents in the city.