Uk Foods - Bangaluru India

Asha Food camp a best option for variety food both South Indian and North Indian. They have self service and ala cart as well. We ordered Baby corn manchurian, Crispy chilli paneer Spring roll. Baby corn manchurian was delight in taste. <br/ <br/ Crispy chilli paneer was not that great because, it wasn’t spicy and either Crispy. Spring roll was not appropriately fried this made to feel like dough was bit sticky when we had. <br/ <br/ Stuffed kulcha was a different dish. It was stuffed with mixed vegetables with aloo. Indeed made a great taste. Combination gravy was veg pepper masala. This gravy met our expectation. Pepper was equally proportional with vegetables. <br/ <br/ At last, dessert we ordered. Kesar pista, kesar falooda cassata. Kesar pista was heavily frozen not sure how. Kesar falooda it was good. Balanced with all ingredients.<br/ <br/ Service was slightly slow. Apart from this staff were decent and polite. Nice ambience.

Asha sweets!!! One the best and oldest places to eat sweets! Had their rasmalai,dahivada and the badam milk it was tooo good!!!

This is a very old place in malleswaram, that serves good indian food...be it north or south indian food. They also specialise in bakery products and chaat items which are mouth watering. The entire street has become famous for this brand. Anything you try, will not disappoint you. I tried pav bhaji and masale dose, which was very good.Overall it is and always have been a good, fine dining experience and would highly recommend it to anyone passing through this area.

Amazing coffee. Cheerful ambience. Best vada sambar (available in mornings, mostly gets over after that). They are generous about giving as many chutney or sambar refills as you need.

I had been here with my family and it is a good place to go with family. The food tastes good too. Masala papad, variety of dosas are good. The variety in Chinese tastes okaish. It is pocket friendly too.