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Tulsi Manas Mandir Temple is one of the renowned sanctuaries of the Varanasi and furthermore known as the Tulsi Birla Manas Mandir. It is situated at Durgakund exceptionally near the Durga Temple in the Varanasi city. It is comprised of the white marble in the year 1964 and looks exceptionally alluring having excellent patio nursery. The sanctuary is devoted to the Lord Rama and developed by the group of Banaras. The sanctuary has delightful pictures of the Ram, Sita, Lakshhman and Hanuman.

Different sanctuaries situated close to the Tulsi Manas Mandir are: Durga sanctuary, Sankat Mochan sanctuary and New Vishwanath sanctuary. It has turned into the purpose of the vacation spot in the Kashi. It is viewed as that the sanctuary is worked at a similar spot where the acclaimed and incredible Indian Epic Ramcharitamanasa composed by the holy person Goswami Tulsidas. The mass of the sanctuary has different scenes from the Ramcharitamanasa.

A casual dining space, Kuai Kitchen is the newest offering from the Royal China stable, but you never would have guessed it. Its faux-grungy interiors, complete with graffiti-splattered walls and red-and-blue accents, are a far cry from the brand’s other restaurants, including the recently launched Jia, which caters to those with fat wallets. Moreover, it is matchbox-sized in comparison to its sprawling siblings. Kuai is the kind of place where you can make a mess and still breathe easy.

While the ambience is cheerful and the menu inviting, we dropped in to check if the wallet-friendly food matches up to the standard we’re used to expecting from the brand.
we’re surprised when we spot a sushi selection on Kuai’s menu. While the absence of sashimi and nigiri is sorely missed, we’re more than happy to dig into a Volcano Prawn Tempura Roll (Rs550), which comes drizzled with mayo ‘lava’. When it arrives (really quickly, may we add), the generous portion impresses us. Digging in, however, we realise that the chef may also have been a tad generous with the salt, a problem compounded by the fact that we’ve happily dunked our roll in soy sauce. That aside, we’re thoroughly content: the tempura prawns are juicy and crunchy, and the rice wrapping is not stodgy.