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The Taste
of Home
Traditional recipes. Authentic flavours. Made with the warmth of a Telugu home.
“ప్రతి ముద్దలో ఇంటి రుచి”
“Every single morsel carries the heirloom flavours and comforting warmth of home.”
Authentic Recipes
Time-honoured Telugu preparations passed down through generations.
Fresh Ingredients
Cold-pressed oils, native grains, pure ghee, and farm-fresh produce.
Traditional Cooking
Slow-simmered in earthen clay pots and heavy brass vessels.
Warm Hospitality
A comforting gathering place where memories and conversations flourish.
A Taste of Tradition
Our favourites, prepared the way they have always been made.
Andhra Chicken Biryani
ఆంధ్రా చికెన్ బిర్యానీ
Aromatic, spicy and full of authentic flavour.
Gongura Pachadi
గోంగూర పచ్చడి
A true authentic taste of Andhra Pradesh.
Pappu Avakaya Bhojanam
పప్పు ఆవకాయ భోజనం
Classic combination, always pure & comforting.
Andhra Kodi Vepudu
ఆంధ్రా కోడి వేపుడు
Spicy dry roasted chicken with cashew & curry leaves.
Food that feels
familiar.
At Mana Telugu Inti Ruchulu, we bring to your table the authentic flavours of Andhra & Telangana, prepared with time-honoured recipes and a whole lot of love.
Our food is more than just a meal — it's a connection to our roots, our culture and our home. We slow-cook our dishes using traditional brass handis and stone-ground spices, just as it was done centuries ago.
From Our Kitchen
Explore our menu crafted with authentic flavours.
An Experience Beyond Food
A place where tradition meets warmth. Come, dine, and feel at home.
Loved By Our Guests
Real stories, real flavours, real happiness.
“Every dish reminded us of home. Authentic, delicious and full of love.”
Priya R.
Hyderabad
“The best Telugu food I've had in years. Traditional taste with great ambience.”
Ramesh K.
Bengaluru
“Feels like a home-cooked meal. Absolutely loved the Gongura and Biryani!”
Anitha V.
Chennai
Come Experience Telugu Food
The way it should be — hot, authentic, and served with genuine love.
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