Mangalore, November 11: The 3 Hungry Men, a food reviewing body in Mangalore, on Friday launched a news expedition with a quest to unearth new eating joints on NH 66.
Commissioner of Police Seemanth Kumar Singh flagged off the 'tour of NH 66' at 9:00 am outside the eatery 'Hot Bitez' on Jail Road.
The trio Nikhil Pai, a cartoonist, R Rajath, freelance journalist and Colin Vernon D'Souza, a public speaker, are touring NHs and cities in Karnataka, Goa and Maharashtra on motorcycles to review various restaurants and certify them for their best or unique dishes that they serve.
Nikhil said that they had already prepared a list of food joints to be covered on the stretch by conducting a Facebook polling. “We will upload the experience to our website: the3hungrymen.com after returning to Mangalore on November 22," he said, adding that a group of 10 or more riders will also be riding along with the 3 Hungry Men to promote safety while riding.
'The 3 Hungry Men' is Mangalore's first and only food reviewing body and is operational in many major cities.
The portal has its staff bases in Bangalore, Cochin, Hyderabad, Manipal, Pune and Goa and Kuwait at the moment. It reviews various restaurants and certify them for their best or unique dishes that they serve.
Presently, the group is going on a road trip to search for good hotels on the highways from Mumbai, Pune, Mahabaleshwar, Goa and Mangalore and of course within the cities as well.
They will be traveling through Mumbai, Pune, Mahabaleshwar, Goa, Gokarna, Kundapur and back to Mangalore to review various restaurants on the way.
The ride is supposed to be completed on November 22. The valedictory reception will take place on November 27, in Moti Mahal Hotel where MAD will have an event regarding career counseling for the students.
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