Mumbai’s pani puri is my favourite, says singer Tulsi Kumar

Singer Tulsi Kumar’s Sundays include yoga in the mornings, brunch dates with her husband, and Japanese dinners

Q) Dine out, order in, or cook a meal on weekends?

I usually dine out on weekends. Being a big foodie, you will always spot me in some newly opened Japanese place. I hog on sushi. I am a regular at Ruka, Juhu.

Q) Can: cook a five-course meal/a sandwich/boil water/don’t know how the gas works?

If I have to cook for myself, all I can do is make a sandwich. I can’t cook a five-course meal.

Q) On weekends: work out like it’s just another day/go easy/exercise... What’s that?

I work out like it’s just another day. On Sunday, I prefer doing yoga.

Q) Strictly salads and grilled chicken, or cheese/chocolate cheat for the weekends?

I am a pure vegetarian. If I’ve had too much junk, or eaten chocolates, I balance it out on other days.

I am not a party animal. I prefer going for dinners to lounges. One of my favorite hangouts in the city is Indigo at Lokhandwala.

Q) Where do you love getting breakfast and what’s your go-to order?

My breakfast is very simple — it’s either a South Indian affair or just a toast. Usually, I have some toast and a little bit of butter and cheese. On Sundays, I head out for brunch.

Q) Some complicated iced frappe person or straight-up espresso person?

Iced frappe without ice is my kind of order. I like to customise things when I order; I am not a straight-up person.

Q) Street food that makes your day?

Mumbai’s pani puri is my favourite.

Q) A movie/book you’ve been meaning to catch up on.

Now You See Me 2 (2013) — I am yet to watch that.

Q) What is the one thing that can totally make your weekend?

I love spending time with my family and my Sundays are spent with my husband. My idea of a perfect weekend would be chilling with him at brunch.