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City Kidz World magazine on Facebook Restaurant Review
Yum! Homecooking
By Raghuram Jasti
One day, my dad took me to this restaurant called Sailu's kitchen (Mom!).
As soon as I entered the restaurant, it felt like home. There was a  hand-made picture of a woman made out of strings that reminded me when my mom made a hand-made picture when she was pregnant with me.
There was a statue of Ganesha, the god
of education (Indian god), which reminds me of
my childhood in India.
They gave me the utensils and the
menu. The service of the restaurant is very good. The chef serves you right away. They also serve you delicious water.
The ambiance is wonderful because there are doilies on the table all in one row.
They play soft music and you can listen to the music and talk with your family or friends. They also have a fish tank with Angel fish. There are lights of every color hanging from the ceiling.
The food is very tasty and your taste buds will be able to take in the great flavors. They have chicken curry with rice, chicken pieces, garelu, chicken 65, pappucharu, yogurt, and much more. I chose garelu and chicken 65 from the appetizers, pappucharu from the vegetarian section, and chicken curry with rice and chicken piece from main course. The garelu looks like a donut, but it is smaller and it is harder. The chicken 65 looks like a red piece of chicken.
I learned that they marinate masala, yogurt, lemons, and red food coloring with the chicken pieces and marinate it for 4 hours. The pappucharu is basically rice with charu. The charu is like a liquid. They mix all vegetables too. The pappu is called kandhi pappu or lentil in English. The chicken curry is actually just curry and it is made of ginger garlic paste, tomato puree, fried onion paste, coconut paste, and masala. They also add rice called basmati rice.
It is from India and it is the best rice in the world. The chicken pieces are made with a chicken. Once they butchered the chicken into meat, they cut it into pieces and added the same ingredients as those in the chicken curry. My favorite is chicken curry with rice. To me, the chicken was mildly spicy. The yogurt was so sweet and creamy. The garulu was a little bit chewy and the chicken 65 was spicy and it was also a little bit chewy. The pappucharu was juicy.
The cost is too high. It cost about $3.00 for each thing you choose. After you are done eating the food, they have bananas, apples, grapes, oranges, peanuts, and watermelons, which have good nutrients. Once you pay the bill and exit, you can get a toothpick and sugar cube. The sugar cube helps clean your teeth. Hope you visit that restaurant.
I rated this restaurant with 5 stars.
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