Home-cooked Indian thali in a steel plate

Home food in Bengaluru

New in Bengaluru — first neighbours get priority.
Share and ask for fresh ghar ka khana with neighbours in Bengaluru — apartment to apartment, society to society. Plus popular Karnataka home-style recipes to cook at home.

How food sharing works in Bengaluru

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Cooked extra? Share it
Post your extra home-cooked food — neighbours nearby see it instantly.
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Missing ghar ka khana? Ask for it
Ask for a home-cooked meal when you can't cook. A neighbour or home chef nearby will offer.
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Meet at the gate
Pick up from your neighbour — same society, same lane, always fresh.

Common questions

How do I get home-cooked food in Bengaluru?

Sign in free on Etato and set your location in Bengaluru. You will see home-cooked food that neighbours near you are sharing right now. Book a plate directly, or post a Food Request so home cooks nearby can offer to make fresh ghar ka khana for you.

Can I share extra home-cooked food with neighbours in Bengaluru?

Yes. Put up your extra home-cooked food on Etato with a photo and a pickup time. Neighbours in your Bengaluru apartment or society see it at once and collect it from you at the gate. You can give it free or set a small price.

Is Etato free to use in Bengaluru?

Yes, joining Etato is free. In Bengaluru you pay nothing to see recipes, share extra food, ask for a meal or plan your week's menu. Some home cooks set a small price for the food they cook, and you pay them directly.

Popular home-style recipes from Karnataka