A Two-Day Ooty Foodie Adventure

  1. Day 1: Tea and Snacks

    Start your foodie tour of Ooty with a visit to the famous Tea Museum, showcasing the history and tradition of tea in the region. After a refreshing cup of tea, head to Mitran Da Dhaba, a roadside eatery serving up a variety of Punjabi dishes. Try the kadi chawal and rajma chawal for a spicy kick. Next, make your way to A2B Restaurant for some delicious South Indian snacks like idli and vada. End your day with some street food from Upper Bazaar, where you will find stalls selling everything from chaat to biryani.

  2. Day 2: Fine Dining
    9 km (22 minutes) from Upper Bazaar

    Indulge in some fine dining on your second day in Ooty, starting with breakfast at Nahar's Sidewalk Cafe - a cozy cafe renowned for its delicious pancakes and coffee. Follow this up with a hearty multi-course meal at Dominos Restaurants, where you can feast on Indian, Chinese, and Continental dishes. End your tour with a visit to The Ascot, a charming colonial-style restaurant with a romantic ambiance. Known for its signature dishes like Hyderabadi Biryani and Butter Chicken, this spot is perfect for a romantic dinner or a celebratory meal with friends.

Time and Costs Estimates

  • Tea Museum (45 minutes, INR 100)
  • Mitran Da Dhaba (2 hours, INR 500 for two people)
  • A2B Restaurant (1.5 hours, INR 300 for two people)
  • Upper Bazaar Street Food (1-2 hours, INR 200 for two people)
  • Nahar's Sidewalk Cafe (1 hour, INR 500 for two people)
  • Dominos Restaurants (2 hours, INR 800 for two people)
  • The Ascot (1.5 hours, INR 1500 for two people)
  • Total Estimated Costs: INR 3800

Useful Tips

If you have more time, consider visiting the Doddabetta Tea Factory and the Botanical Gardens, both of which are famous tourist attractions in Ooty. If you have less time, skip the Tea Museum and Upper Bazaar Street Food, which are not as popular as other destinations on the list.

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