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Fish Curry Love Bangalore

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I love fish. Probably, I was born this way? I remember a time when I used to dream of frying fish and having the entire one! Well, it was at a time I bed ridden with typhoid. 

Fish Probe
So, are you a fish lover? What are your favorite preparation? Where do you buy fish in Bangalore? Do you get fresh fish most of the time? Have you tried online fish delivery services like Licious, Fresh to home, or Seafresh? 
Best Seafood Restaurants in Bangalore
I’m a mistrust when it comes to ordering fish in a restaurant in Bangalore. Reason, I’m very finicky about the freshness of fish. So, on the safe side I stick to meat. But that doesn’t mean that I haven’t tried fish. Here are few names that I have tasted fish and few places referred by my friends.
Mangalore Peals
Vembanad at Paul
Ente Keralam
Kairali
Achayan at Indira Nagar
Little Home at Koramangala

At my Task  
Parava Fish Cleaned and Ready ( White Fish or False Trevally )

Sear Fish Head Curry

Fish and Prawns

Sardine times

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My love for sea food know no bounds. All sizes and shapes of fish fit in my menu. After moving from the coastal town of Trivandrum to Bangalore, my initial apprehension about the availability of fresh sea food was unfounded with the choice of fish available here.

Keralaties are fond of fish and it forms a staple diet for all class of people. I think the eating habits form out of the abundance of resources and for the same reason, original Bangalorean are less inclined to the food from the high seas.

Given a choice I would stay with sea fish rather than the produce from the lakes. For me, the taste of river fish comes only second to the sea fish b’cos river fish taste mud in their flesh.

One of my favorite fish is Sardines ( Mathi or Chala ) as we call it. Though it is small and full of small bones, I love the taste of fresh Sardine curry. Being a die hard fish eater, I love havin fish along with my break fast, something many yuk. My staple breakfast goes with fish curry and puttu. I wonder how many share this queer eating habit but I still regard at the mother of all breakfast.

Next time you venture to buy fish, try out Sardines dish for a change!