Forget Michelin-star chefs at 5-star restaurants serving fancy food, plated in the most embellished way - it is our desi street food vendors showcasing the real talent that catches people's fancy. Just recently, a Mumbai roadside food stall got viral with its now-famous flying dosa. The stall owner finished making dosa and flung it high in the air to reach the waiting customers. The unique style of serving food amused everyone on the internet. Now, it's another dosa food stall in Mumbai that is grabbing eyeballs with its 'Rajnikanth-style' dosa and is viral already.
'Muttu Dosa Corner' is a famous food stall in Dadar area of Mumbai. It is frequented by scores of people every day for its yummy Masala Dosa and Mysore Masala Dosa. The owner's signature style of swiftly making, cutting, plating and sliding the dosa over in split seconds makes you squint your eyes to figure out how did he do it.
Watch the video:
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This viral video was posted on Facebook group 'Street Food Recipes'. The owner Muthu is apparently a fan of south Indian superstar Rajnikanth, and hence, tried to copy his style in his dosa-making and serving technique. The 'Rajnikanth-style dosa' was popular with his regular visitors, and now the whole nation is raving about it. The Facebook video has clocked in 1.5M likes and 32K comments so far.
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Various comments like these from amused viewers are flooding in:
"Yummy yum. Very nice showmanship with the sliding of the plates. Well done."
"The best dosa one can have and Muthu uncle makes them delicious with a smile always on his face...been having them since childhood and still searching a hotel or place which can serve better dosas than him!"
"The guy catching the plates could've been a very good wicketkeeper. Smooth bucketing."
"Amazing Dosa guy!!! But his assistant who is catching the hot flying dosa plate is also amazing at his work."