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    If you’re near the temple, give the dhaba on Main Road a try their thali includes the spicy chicken curry and the sweet kanda pitha. For a more formal sit down, Capital O Siddartha Grand is only 300 metres away and is well known for its authentic Andhra curries. The dhaba’s pindi is also a must with the pappadam.

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