Restaurants
There are some upmarket restaurants in this suburb ranging from Continental, Chinese and Indian.
There are many fast food joints. In January 2007, McDonalds opened its second restaurant in Hyderabad here. There is a KFC and many bakeries like Vacs Pastry, Shangrilla, Cake Basket, etc. are here. Specialist Hyderabadi Restaurants like Hyderabad House, Biryani Durbar and The Pride Residency (includes lodging) are located here. Chinese Restaurants like Bowl-O-China is also present here.
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