Re: My search for a new house ended .....

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ShyaAAAm,

Which Vaishali, for a second i was excited thinking you are shifting

to vaishali, Delhi, just reread you mail, it could also mean vaishali

at Riyadh ha ha ha!

Nishi 84

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> ......at Vaishali Restaurant.

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> Others may go to Vaishali restaurant for Sabudana Vada and other

> yummy dishes,but I managed to buy a flat at Vaishali,friends!!.

> In '2002,I decided,we must pack up and settle down in India and so

> as per my parents decision,went searching for a nice flat during the

> construction boom time,in Pune.

> Landed at 10.40am from Neeta Volvo bus and immediately went about

> going to the offices of some well known builders,but nothing

> fruitful turned up.

> Tired and hungry,telephoned my dear batchmate Amol Kulkarni,who

> suggested,that I was near to Vaishali and I must try their dishes.

> So,me and Seema walked in, had our food and as we came out,there was

> this huge Signboard,with a wonderful picture of an clover shaped

> apartment,and a caption saying,... " Enjoy the privacy and calm of a

> bungalow,for the price of a flat,welcome to........

> On reading further,we were surprised that their Head office was just

> above Vaishali Restaurant!!.

> And so,we went upstairs,the people were very friendly,extremely

> professionals and the price too was very reasonable with all modern

> amenities installed.

> The video show presentation immediately followed and in less than h

> an hour,we were out of the building having booked a flat,of 3BHK,in

> Senapati Bapat Marg,opp Symbiosis College and the upcoming Infotech

> Park.

>

> So,Vaishali food will always remain Special to us.

> Kabhi Mumbai aana,Pune Foodies,and I shall name some top5 where u

> can have the best road side tasty food and top5 places,where u can

> take ur family along....

> Shyam(84)

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> > > > C'mon,Ameet,in ur ?inlaws city of Pune,where u must have

> tasted, the

> > > yummy

> > > > icecream-milkshake combo,called Mastani,and am sure loved

> it,Jalebi

> > > too,by

> > > > any name will not be anything different,Kesari or Naarangi

> (Oops,I

> > > > think,these r the names at local Helen's daaru ka adda.)

> > > > If u have tasted the Haldiram's Agra ka Petha and then a

> similar ANGOORI

> > > > PETHA,u will know what we all foodies mean by Kesari Jelabi.

> > > > And if u want the best way to prepare it at home,turn to our

> best in

> > > house

> > > > chef....Yes,Dear Ravin,Who can help u choose the right saffron

> for that

> > > > lingering taste.

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> > > > Shyam(84)

> > > > What is Kesari Jalebi?

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> > > > ok.. my curiosity is aroused....

> > > >

> > > > what on earth is Kesari Jalebi? How is it different from the

> regular

> > > > Jalebis?

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> > > > I know the regular Jalebis... which we were forcefully made to

> eat

> > > > during weddings....my dad, my mamaji (uncle) and my nanaji

> used to

> > > > have jalebi eating competitions during weddings... and it used

> to make

> > > > me sick just to watch them gorge more than 50 jalebis each...

> and my

> > > > dad was the height.. he used to drink one to two bowlfuls of

> the sugar

> > > > syrup in which they make jalebis......he used to be like " get

> the the

> > > > sugar syrup along with jalebis " and the cook used to come out

> of the

> > > > kitchen to see who this " shaukeen foodie " is... and me and my

> mom used

> > > > to be so embarassed......and my dad and my grandfather used to

> be like

> > > > " tum aaj kal ki generation are macchar in eating sweets... in

> our

> > > > times, everyone used to eat so much.... "

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> > > > well, max I could eat was 3-4 Jalebis... but somehow when I

> think

> > > > about jalebis... i think about my dad dipping 50 odd jalebis

> in sugar

> > > > syrup and eating them........

> > > >

> > > > cheers

> > > > Ameet 1993

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