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Watched Jallikattu at Kumarapalayam and enjoyed a tasty non-veg combo lunch at Sri Iyappa Villas.
Soft mutton chukka, country chicken dishes, and a homely meal you should try when visiting Kumarapalayam.
Location;https://www.google.com/maps/place/Sri+Iyappa+Vilas/@11.4374533,77.6940101,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m6!3m5!1s0x3ba9691dd6a104fd:0x83820ca3bfbd894f!8m2!3d11.4374481!4d77.696585!16s%2Fg%2F11yt2plh5d?entry=ttu&g_ep=EgoyMDI2MDIwMS4wIKXMDSoASAFQAw%3D%3D
Ever heard of Jallikattu? That famous Tamil sport where a bull reminds humans who’s boss 🐂💪
So there was a Jallikattu event happening at Kumarapalayam (near Erode), and since I had never watched one live before, I thought… “Why not? Let’s go!”
Now obviously, after watching all that action, hunger also joined the event 😅
Kumarapalayam is well known for its non-veg hotels, so for lunch we landed at Sri Iyappa Villas, mainly because they had combo offer meals (and we love combos, don’t we?).
Their lunch menu had multiple combo options like
🍖 Mutton combo
🍗 Country chicken combo
🐔 Broiler chicken combo
🍛 Chicken biryani
…and plenty of non-veg side dishes to confuse you while ordering.
The mutton combo came with mutton chukka, kudal (mutton intestine), egg poriyal, and different kulambu varieties.
The country chicken combo had naatukoli kaattu varuval and milagai chicken.
I went with the mutton combo.
The mutton gravy was decent — not mind-blowing, not disappointing either.
But the mutton chukka? That was the star ⭐
No heavy spice, super soft, well-cooked — honestly even a baby could eat it 😄
That oil from the chukka mixed with rice… pure comfort food vibes.
The kudal was good too, though it didn’t beat the chukka for me.
The country chicken dishes tasted good as well.
If they increase the spice level by just 5–10%, these dishes would be even better 🔥
Overall, a simple, homely non-veg meal that’s worth trying if you’re ever around Kumarapalayam.
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