The Brooklyn Curry Project started in 2021 with a basic idea: bring a taste of Bangalore to Brooklyn.
When Swetha and her partner Venkat moved from Bangalore to NYC in 2016, they went to every restaurant that sold dosas, but absolutely nothing seemed like home. With Brooklyn Curry Task, they chose to create that sensation themselves.
In this episode of Household Food, fulfill the Rajus, and learn about the magic behind their cherished South Indian pop-up.
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Good people making good food
Sadly maga will never see the humanity in people culture
You don’t know if they’re ‘good people’ just based on a video.
Really felt the need to interject that comment huh?β@edwardcullen3251
In a parallel universe: Bad people making bad food
This story! Food brings people together. β€
The food has to be amazing. The family radiates love. I really hope they get their restaurant π
The kids are really well-spoken and wise beyond their years. Seems like they were raised well by their parents π
That’s asian parenting trauma π
I loved that!!!!
Agreed my dear.β€
Children are born wise, it’s not something that’s beyond their years. Good parenting is indeed crucial to help them express that wisdom.
What a genuine family and the food looks incredible. I hope they continue to soar to greater heights in their endeavor.
whenever I visit an Indian restaurant and the matriarch owner is lurking around or cooking the food herself, you know the food is going to be good.
What a beautiful family <3
so much love & healing in this food and these kids are stars – so sharp, intelligent and kind
The food looks incredible, the family is so sweet and genuinely seems to love each other and also what they do π
Omg congratulations to them , i remember them from the dosa episode. Best wishes to themβ¨
Kudos to the Shweta , Venkat & family , sharing your food and Culture and also having friends over to help to serve and cook ,has been all a part of growing up in India ..I hope our culture remains the same and spreads this message accross globally
Beautiful family. South Indians have such an amazing cuisine and culture. Very educated and inspirational people.
Very humble too
It’s indians
@Avantika005 Nope. Just south indians.
β@Avantika005 chup avantika
I am from Delhi but i too would agree on this. Most of the North Indians in the US try to blend in while forgetting their roots. Its mostly the south Indians who are are majorily working in high paying jobs (compared to North India) while preserving their culture at the same time. Its mostly them who are proud of their roots. You will never see a North Indian wearing a saree like this for an interview.
I remember watching a video about their stand a few years back! Love to see how well they’ve grown.
I remember watching them run a Dosa Cart in Brooklyn. Glad to see them grow!
11:14 mom knows she raised a queen
she’s such a smart kid! β€
Great to see a family of entrepreuners from Karnataka. β€
Wow. I visited them 2 years back, they have come a long way. Being a Kannadiga, I was missing Bangalore food. Their food reminded me of what I get back home
Whatever it takes for that young lady to be happy and successful in life I hope her entire family gets to enjoy it with her. She’s magical. Such a beautiful family. They deserve a brick and mortar!! And I have no doubt that we’ll all see it soon.
Despite all the hate people give Indians. They have the best families. Seeing the way the kids can bounce off their parents was awesome to see.
The little girl is so sweet and bubbly. She will be the future of their business.