Locomotoring

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Gajalee, Indian coastal cuisine in San Francisco

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Machi fry – catch of the day, coated in semolina and deep fried. Served with sambaar, a south Indian daal and  yogurt raita. The semolina has a coarse corn grit like texture and offers an additional layer of crunch.

Tisyra Masala – Half shell mussels cooked with spices, onion, and grated coconut. For those of you who can close your eyes and imagine a coastal Indian town, this dish can transport you there. Watch out for broken clam shells.

Written by locomotoring

February 18, 2014 at 12:45 am

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  1. There’s a Gajalee in Bombay too, which is quite famous for it’s coastal food. The preparations look the same! Is it the same place that’s opened in SF?

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    Ankur

    March 9, 2014 at 10:17 am

    • Actually, I don’t know. Will ask the proprietors next time.

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      Sachin

      August 9, 2014 at 6:38 pm


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