The Sindhi cuisine bears the influences of ancient and modern cultures from Central Asia, Iran, and Northwest India. Rooted in the Indus Valley Civilisation, it boasts a diverse fusion of flavours.
Grand Mercure Bengaluru at Gopalan Mall will be hosting a meticulously curated Sindhi Food Festival, Legend of Sindh – Past, Present, and Future, until 3 December at La Utsav.
The festival will showcase iconic Sindhi dishes such as Sindhi Kadhi, Sai Bhaji, Sindhi Biryani, and Koki, offering patrons an authentic and delightful gastronomic adventure.
“Through this festival, we aim to offer a surprising take on Sindhi cuisine. It will be an experience that will leave a lasting impression on your culinary perception,” he adds.
Sachin Maheshwary, general manager of Grand Mercure, expressed, “Our hotel is delighted to bring forth the distinctive Sindhi cuisine, generating an unprecedented level of interest.”
“The food festival, curated by food connoisseur Suresh Hinduja, is a celebration of this culinary heritage, tracing the journey from its ancient roots to its contemporary form.”