South India on the New York City culinary map with Semma
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By Prutha Chakraborty
November 18, 2022
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New York City’s Greenwich Avenue, Semma is the only Indian restaurant in The Big Apple to bag a Michelin Star this year.
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Thanks to Chef Vijay Kumar, “Semma explores Southern India in a way that we haven’t even seen happening in India,” chuckles restaurateur Roni Mazumdar.
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Described as “a full-blown South Indian uprising”, Semma opened its doors in October last year.
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“A major part of the menu is based on my childhood memories,” Kumar tells
South First
.
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Mazumdar says that Semma wants to challenge the entire socio-economic aspect of how people look at certain foods.
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“We are not holding back on the spice level. We cook everything here how it is cooked back home. Nothing is changed to please anyone.”
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The whole idea is to “no longer fight to fit ourselves into someone else’s reality”.
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“Semma is not just a restaurant… it’s a conversation we are starting in New York.”
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