Sweets to spinach
The Hindu
The creators of Mysurpa have now launched a concept food store, encouraging families to shop together
When Sri Krishna Sweets, established in 1948, reinvented the traditional Mysore Pak sweet, their creamy, melt-in-the mouth version, named Mysurpa quickly dominated the market. Now, Muralis Market, a new concept food store on Venkatnarayana Road in T Nagar is attempting to change the way you shop for groceries.
Sprawled across 5,500 square feet, the store heaves with fruits, vegetables, dairy products, baked goodies and spices, as well as ready to eat food that includes vegetable biryani, momos and, of course, that Chennai staple: idlis with chutney.
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