Ruchi Bangalore Iyenger Bakery

If you are looking for Ruchi Bangalore Iyenger Bakery, you just have to go to the last bus stop in Jagadgirigutta. We are at H. No. 37-45. It is a very busy area, especially when the buses are pulling in and out all day long. Being near the Durgamma Temple means there are always people walking around, which keeps us on our toes. We spend most of our time in the back where the ovens are. You can usually smell the bread and the biscuits from a few doors down. It’s a simple setup we have here. We don't have fancy decorations or big seating areas. Most people just grab what they need and go catch their bus. We’ve been at this spot in Quthbullapur for a while now. The counters are always full of buns and cakes that we’ve just finished making. It gets really crowded in the evenings when everyone is heading home from work. Sometimes we run out of certain items before the sun even goes down. We just keep baking more as fast as the small ovens allow. It’s a lot of flour and sugar everywhere, and our aprons are never really clean for long. We don't spend much time talking about what we do, we just do it. The temple bells nearby are a constant sound in the background of our workday. It’s just a local bakery trying to keep up with the neighborhood.