Exploring Bengaluru’s Iftar hotspots: Shivaji Nagar, Frazer Town, and Koramangala
The HinduBengaluru, for all its tech-driven energy, is not exactly a city that never sleeps. On the evening of March 14, we go on an Iftar walk across three distinct neighbourhoods — Shivaji Nagar, Frazer Town, and Koramangala. “Bengaluru is not just about tech parks and traffic,” she says, “It’s about moments like these — where history, culture, and food collide.” The heat and smoke make us thirsty, so we find solace at Malabar Kulukki Sarbath Stall, run by Hassan Sinan, a coffee shop owner from Indiranagar who sets up his Ramadan stalls across the city. “Honestly, I didn’t expect Ramadan vibes to hit this hard here,” says 19-year-old Aisha Khan, a college student and first-time Iftar walker. You’ve got kebabs on one side and cocktails on the other — it’s like two worlds colliding, and somehow it just works.” We make a beeline for MR Kulukki, run by Hamza, a former Empire Restaurant employee who claims to “know the pulse” of Koramangala’s crowd.
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