Kumarakom, a blissful village nestled on the shores of the Vembanad Lake in Kerala, is a renowned destination for its backwater tourism. Kerala's cuisine has a rich and intricate history, deeply influenced by its long coastline, cultural diversity, rich spice trade, and the local staple crop - rice. Kumarakom, being a part of Kerala, takes pride in adhering to this culinary tradition, which blends local spices and coconut with fresh catches of fish from its waterways, producing a gastronomy that's vibrant and full of flavors. The Syrian Christian community and the local Kuttanadu recipes greatly enrich Kumarakom's culinary landscape.
Do ensure to verify the restaurants' operating hours and whether they serve alcohol or not, according to preferences, as Kerala has strict regulations regarding alcohol consumption.