Jai Bhuvaneshwari Miltry Hotel Baburayanakoppal – Highway Breakfast & Bannur Mutton

Jai Bhuvaneshwari Miltry Hotel, Baburayanakoppal – Highway Eatery for Meat Lovers

Jai Bhuvaneshwari Miltry Hotel
Jai Bhuvaneshwari Miltry Hotel, Baburayanakoppal, Srirangapatna

If you are driving along the busy Bangalore–Mysore expressway and craving a hearty, flavourful, military-style non-vegetarian breakfast, the Jai Bhuvaneshwari Miltry Hotel in Baburayanakoppal, Srirangapatna, should be on your food map.

Popular among local food lovers and highway travellers, this eatery has built a reputation for serving authentic dishes prepared on a traditional wood-fired stove and using the much-loved Bannur mutton.

Whether you are travelling from Bengaluru or heading out of Mysuru, this stop is worth making—especially if you love bold, meaty flavours.

What to Order at Jai Bhuvaneshwari Miltry Hotel?

This humble yet iconic eatery is known for its consistency and military-style cooking. Here’s what travellers usually love:

Morning Must-Try Dishes

If you are visiting in the morning, you can go for:
  • Mutton Chops – Rich, spicy, and comforting
  • Leg Soup (Paya) – Light yet flavourful, perfect for a highway breakfast
  • Mutton Boti – A favourite among regulars
  • Kheema Balls – Juicy and delicious
  • Super Soft Thatte Idly – Perfectly steamed idlis that pair well with any meat dish

Lunch Highlights

During lunch hours, the offerings shift to:
  • Mutton Pulav / Chicken Pulav
  • Ragi Mudde (Ragi Balls)
  • White Rice with Mutton Gravies of Your Choice

Note:

The style of pulav served here is local and rustic. It may not match the biryani-like flavours from restaurants in Mysuru or Bengaluru. We recommend ordering a small portion first to check if the flavour profile suits you.

Our Experience (October 2025 Visit)

We visited the restaurant around 11 AM, which is not an ideal time for variety—the early morning crowd usually finishes the best breakfast items. Here’s what we managed to try:

🍛 Pulav Rice

Pulav Rice Baburayanakoppal Hotel
Pulav Rice along with Mutton Kheema
  • Flavourful and well-cooked
  • Not like typical city biryanis—but enjoyable in its own local style
🥘 Mutton Kaima

Mutton Kaima
Mutton Kaima
  • One of the best dishes of the day
  • Minced mutton cooked to perfection
  • A must-try if you visit here
🍗 Chicken Fry

Chicken Fry
Chicken Fry
  • Local-style preparation
  • Simple, fresh, and tasty
  • Perfect with rice or as a standalone snack

We have also included the restaurant’s menu in the blog images for your reference.

Ambience – Simple, Clean, and Family-Friendly

The old Jai Bhuvaneshwari Miltry Hotel was known for its rustic, small, old-school feel. However, they have now moved to a bigger and more comfortable building right next to the original structure.
  • Spacious and cleaner
  • More suitable for visiting with family
  • Retains the charm of a traditional Karnataka military hotel

Service Quality

  • Friendly staff
  • Service is quick during non-peak hours
  • Expect delays during weekends or busy mornings as the restaurant gets crowded

Opening Hours

⏰ Opens at 7:30 AM

To enjoy the best breakfast options, plan to arrive early.

Parking Facilities

Parking is not an issue here. There is more than enough space for cars, bikes, and travellers stopping over for a quick bite.

Social Media Buzz

A lot of food influencers, including Kripal Amanna, visited this eatery a few years ago and shared their experience on YouTube. His visit played a role in popularising this local restaurant among road trippers and food explorers.


Location: How to Reach

📍 Located on the Srirangapatna–Mysuru Highway

If you are driving towards Mysuru:
  • The restaurant appears on your left-hand side
  • Use Google Maps for easy navigation
  • If travelling via the expressway, take a detour towards Srirangapatna
This stop is convenient, especially if you want to break your journey for a memorable non-vegetarian meal.

Final Thoughts – Should You Visit?

Absolutely yes, especially if you enjoy:
  • Authentic military-style Karnataka dishes
  • Wood-fired cooking
  • Bannur mutton delicacies
  • Rustic flavours that cannot be replicated in city restaurants

Bonus Image - Free Leg Soup

Leg Soup - Jai Bhuvaneshwari Miltry Hotel, Baburayanakoppal
Leg Soup - Jai Bhuvaneshwari Miltry Hotel, Baburayanakoppal

Jai Bhuvaneshwari Miltry Hotel has been serving customers for over 40 years, and its popularity is rooted in its originality and honest cooking. Whether you are a traveller, a food lover, or someone curious about local culinary traditions, this place is worth a stop.

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If you enjoyed this review, you may also want to check out our posts on eateries around Srirangapatna and Mysuru.

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