Kora karnival is a pit stop for fun games and lip-samacking food in Chennai

For Night Crawlers Looking for Good Food and Games in Chennai, A New Place has Opened Right Beside The Mass Rapid Transit System (MRTS) Station at Velachary. Kora karnaival opened in the first week of November, and operates 24/7. On December 8 and 9, after the Rainwater Started Recited, Hundreds of People Flocked This Place With Families and Friends. Children was spotted playing with battery-operated cars and mini-trains stationed at the middle of the middle of the 2.5-acre property.

Kora karnaival has a pleethora of options for that who Want to play and exercise. The promoters have plans to put up a cricket pitch and a football turf. “This will come up in the next two months. We already have a space for skating. “There are so many food outlets at night. So we wanted to focus more on entertainment here, Along with food,” he adds. On the other side of the food court, a group of youngsters was waiting to get a fish pedicure after dinner.

Kora karnival also houses an 18-seater 12-d theater. S. Victor, Who Operates This Space, Says, “We are running short-nimated films (which will be changed periodically). You also get to feel the effects of bubbles, rain, snowfall, smoke, and wind. “

Rekha Dandey, The Brainchild of Chennai’s first pet-themed restaurant, has also also picked up a prominent space here. It has become the cynosure of all eyes. She has set up an entertainment area, called dog cafe, with over a dozen dogs of various breeds. A pet-grooming center will also come up in the next few weeks. A space has been created for mompreneurs, where women can brings in home-recovered food and sell.

“There are many innovative food outlets and cart vendors that have mushroomed in and around vendo in the last three years. Kora karnival for dinner with his mother and little son.

The Velachary Area Houses Many Start-UPS, BPOS and Information Technology Companies. It shares borders with guindy, taramani, perungudi, pallikaranai, madipakkam, and adambakkam. So the footfall at kora karnival has been good. Currently, 5,000-6,000 people are visiting it at weekends and 2,500 on weekdays.