Three Quarters Chinese Bangalore

With the situation like China taking sides with Pakistan and not considering India’s seriousness in fighting terrorism sponsored by the neighbouring Pak, as a citizen of India, we should not be encouraging anything coming from these nations. Be it artists, products or any kind of services.

Three Quarter Chinese, Church Street, Bangalore

Ironically, we are drown in local issues across the States of India and many of us are not aware about what is happening across our borders.

Food is universal

Chicken Sattey, Three Quarter Chinese, Bangalore

Be it Chinese or Arabic, I am not against the food. I am against the businesses of neighboring country, which generates money here and take sides of our enemy.  

The big Chinese companies like Lenovo manufactures and sells computers and smartphones in India. The company employs several Indians and pays them handsome salaries.

Security at Three Quarter Chinese

India does earn revenue in terms of taxes, however, big chunks goes to its homeland too. There are several Chinese establishments in Indian soil operating this way.

The Chinese restaurants, for example, the Three Quarters Chinese and the Mandarin contributes to the livelihood of many Indians. Right from the waiters to the owners of the building and the distributors of various items like meat and vegetables depend on these restaurants.

Moreover, there is a confusion if the Indian or Chinese owns these restaurants. Sometimes, there may be a partnership too.

“We should boycott Chinese products manufactured and imported into India”

Three Quarters Chinese offers fusion food

Buffet at Three Quarter Chinese

During my visit to Three Quarters Chinese, the offering was not limited to Chinese. It was a fusion food with the mix of north and south Indian and of course Arabic and Chinese.

For example, the buffet consisted of chicken shawarma and grilled chicken, an Arabic dish.  In fact, it was well prepared than those available in the Arabic restaurant elsewhere in the city.

The butter rotis, paneer butter masala, chicken butter masala and the tikka’s will put some north Indian restaurants down. If you love chicken Dosa, they do offer it here.

“A note to Vegans – It’s a waste of money”

The Chinese food, say the noodles, fried rice, prawns, chicken wings, fish and all the other Chinese items will put the Mandarin in Indiranagar many points down.  

Fried Rice, Noodles & Chicken Wings

Apparently, the Three Quarters Chinese belongs to a company that also owns Chutney Chang that boasts a largest buffet spread in Bengaluru. However, if that company is Indian or Chinese, I am not sure about it. They offered chat items like Masala Puri, Pani Puri and so many other things.

Chat Counter - Three Quarter Chinese

Valet parking is available for cars free of cost. However, the security made me to park my bike in the opposite parking lot at Rs. 10 per hour.  

The Three Quarters Chinese (Bangalore) is in Church Street. The cost of buffet was Rs. 810 per adult and half the price for children less than 10 years of age.

This Diwali, please do not buy Chinese made crackers. Please do no buy products manufactured in China and support India to fight terrorism.