From Brunch To Pizzas: Anshula Kapoor's New York Diaries Included "Carbs, Chaos And Core Memories"
She relished the meal with a cup of freshly brewed black coffee. Anshula Kapoor's love for pancakes is a given. How do we know? Well, on another breakfast outing, she treated her taste buds to blueberry-topped pancakes, which came with sugary maple syrup. A half-eaten jam-spread bread and a cup of coffee were on the table too.
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To experience the flavours of Italy in New York City, Anshula Kapoor's next culinary stop was at L'Industrie Pizza. Here, she dug into the decadent bliss of Neapolitan pizza featuring a soft-chew centre and charred-puffy edges. The mouthwatering slices were garnished with fresh cream and basil leaves. Anshula paired the dish with an orange drink.
After that, Anshula Kapoor visited the top-tier bakery restaurant — Apollo Bagels, known for their variety of bread rolls. She savoured a box of yummy-looking smoked salmon bagels accented with scallion cream cheese, red onions, herbs and olives. She also offered a peek into a jumbo cheese-filled burger.
In one video, Anshula Kapoor was seen indulging in a square-shaped pizza, crowned with gooey shredded cheese at Mama's TOO pizzeria. We also spotted two additional slices of margarita pizza sprinkled with basil leaves. Looked so delicious!
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