Subbayya Gari Hotel

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Subbayya Gari Hotel
TypePrivately held company
IndustryRestaurant
Genre Andhra cuisine
Founded1950
FounderG. Subbayya
HeadquartersSubbayya Gari Junction, ,
India
Area served
India
Key people
G. Srikanth [1]
Products
  • Meals
  • Sweets
  • Pickles
  • Vadiyalu
Services
  • Take Away
  • Home Delivery
  • Outdoor Catering
OwnerG. Srikanth
Website subbayyagarihotel.com

Subbayya Gari Hotel (also known as Kakinada Vaari Subbayya Gari Hotel) is an Indian chain of vegetarian restaurants headquartered in Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh. [2] It was founded in 1950 by Subbayya and currently has branches in various Indian cities.

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History

In 1950, Subbayya started a hotel mess with ten employees. Then in 1955, he started a hotel originally known as Sri Krishna Villas at present-day Subbayya Gari Junction in Kakinada, serving Andhra bhojanam called as "Butta Bhojanam". It soon became a famous restaurant in the Telugu states. [3]

In 2018, the chain opened its first restaurant in Hyderabad and later spread throughout other Indian cities. [4] [5]

Products

Butta Bhojanam in Telugu means Basket Bhojanam. The entire Andhra bhojanam is served in a Basket made with Banana leaves. It consists of Plain rice, Pappu, Sambar, Vegetable fry, Majjiga pulusu, Pickles, Sweet, Podi (Powders), Pulihora, Veg curries, Curd, Appadams, Ghee. This product is the main reason behind the success of the hotel. [6]

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References

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  3. "భళా బుట్ట భోజనం.. కమ్మని విందుకు కేరాఫ్ అడ్రస్ సుబ్బయ్యగారి హోటల్!". Samayam Telugu (in Telugu). Retrieved 3 April 2021.
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