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Aniket Sandhu
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    If you’re near the temple, you might also try the “pindi” a spicy lentil stew that locals say pairs well with the sweet “kanda pitha.” A quick walk from the shrine is a small dhaba that serves a full thali with the signature “kurru” chicken curry. For a sit down experience, the Capital O Siddartha Grand is only a short walk away and is known for its authentic Andhra curries.

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