Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Don't leave town without sampling Mangalorean delights such as masala fish fry
smothered in saucy red coconut curry, or scrumptious deep-fried prawn
rawa
fry.
Janatha Deluxe
(Hotel Shaan Plaza; mains ?50-70; 7am-11pm)
A local favourite that serves tasty veg thali (?70),
and North and South Indian veg dishes in the comfort of air-con and cushioned seating.
SOUTH INDIAN
$
Lalith Bar & Restaurant
(Balmatta Rd; mains ?150-400; 11.30am-3.30pm & 6.30-11.30pm)
First impressions can be deceiving,
so ignore the divey basement decor and order the masala fish fry with a chilled beer and
you'll instantly be transported to heaven. The day's special seafood is also a good choice.
SEAFOOD
$$
SOUTH INDIAN
$$
Kadal
(Lighthouse Hill Rd, Nalapad Residency; mains ?150-220; 11.30am-3.30pm & 6.30-11pm)
This high-rise
restaurant has elegant and warmly lit interiors, with sweeping views all around. Try the
spicy chicken
uruval
(a coconut coastal curry) or the yummy prawn ghee roast.
Gajalee
MAP
SEAFOOD
$$$
GOOGLE MAP
(
www.gajalee.com/rest_mangalore.html
;
Circuit House, Kadri Hills; mains ?150-1200; 11am-3.30pm &
6.30-11pm)
In a town famous for seafood, locals often cite this as the best. Its interior is
fairly posh, while outdoor tables more low key.
Liquid Lounge
( 4255175; Balmatta Rd; 7-11.30pm)
A stiff Jack and Coke or a cold Corona will sort you
out at this trendy pub with funky posters and neon-lit interiors. Also does decent food.
PUB
Information
State Bank of Mysore
MAP
MAP
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GOOGLE MAP
have ATMs on Balmatta Rd and Lighthouse Hill Rd.
There's cheap internet cafes along
Balmatta Rd
(per hour ?15)
and near KSTRC bus station
