Kasturi Street Food & Sweets
A Tamil street food kitchen serving the diaspora community with focus on savoury snacks and traditional sweets. · No website yet.
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A Tamil street food kitchen serving the diaspora community with focus on savoury snacks and traditional sweets. · No website yet.
Kothu Parotta, flatbread torn and stir-fried on a hot griddle with vegetables, egg spices, anchors the savoury side, while the sweets counter carries items like murukku, adhirasam payasam that mark occasion and celebration in Tamil households. The operator is independent and rooted in the community, not a chain expansion. The kitchen fills a specific gap: a neighbourhood address where Tamil families can source both everyday street food and the sweets required for festivals and gatherings, all prepared in-house rather than ordered from catering services or bought pre-made from grocery freezers. · No website yet.
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