Reviews Sree Krishna Kafe

5
saith acharya
+5
I tried Garlic dosa and Idli sambar and both were really good. If you are okay spending some extra bugs for breakfast this can be the best place. Foods are comparably high in price but there's no compromise in the quality too.Foods are served in banana leaf, loved their chutney too. Service was good and this is a must try place in Bangalore.
4
Balasubramanian G
+4
You have to opt for this place if you are looking for a good authentic South Indian meal without burning a hole in your pocket. The sambhar is not sweet and that in itself can act as motivation to try some South Indian food in Bangalore. The food was served very quickly and tasted great too. The service too was incredible. The ambience may not be up to the mark but that is not really the point of this place.
4
Sheetal Shaji
+4
Oh my god! One of the best Vada I had in my life, crispy but yet so soft on the inside! We absolutely devoured it… they serve their food on banana leaf which I found as super unique and environmentally friendly. The chutney’s that were served was equally delicious to pair along. They also gave a dessert which I still don’t recognise but man oh man! Soo good! Warmed by hungry stomach real quick and gave me a great start to the day! Not very aesthetically pleasing, but the vibes are right for what it is!
4
Sonal Wadekar
+4
1. Authentic South Indian Delights: Shree Krishna Kafe in Koramangala is a charming old family-friendly restaurant that specializes in serving mouthwatering authentic South Indian cuisine. If you're craving traditional flavors, this is the place to be. 2. Must-Try Dishes: The highlight of my visit was the delectable Ghee Masala Dosa, which was perfectly crispy and generously filled with flavorful spiced potatoes. The Vada Sambar was equally delightful, with the vadas being just the right amount of crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. 3. Traditional Presentation: What makes the dining experience at Shree Krishna Kafe even more special is the traditional way they serve their food. The dishes are elegantly presented on banana leaves, adding a touch of nostalgia to the meal. 4. Refreshing Tea: Alongside the scrumptious food, I had the pleasure of sipping on their tea. The tea was a refreshing blend that complemented the flavors of the South Indian dishes. 5. Warm Staff and Excellent Service: The staff at Shree Krishna Kafe truly embodies hospitality. Their warm and friendly demeanor added to the overall positive experience. The service was prompt, and they were more than happy to provide recommendations and answer any questions I had about the menu.
4
Abin Varghese
+4
So many restaurants in Bangalore, and it’s so difficult sometimes to pick on something. When we looked out for some South Indian cuisine restaurants, this place popped up in google. It looked like an old place, small place, on the 1st floor. We went inside and saw that the tables were all full, waited for 5mins to get a table. Order was taken fast, and the service was also pretty fast. The dishes were tasty, it was just great as I was hoping it to be. The dosa, idli, vada, chutney was all tasty. Coffee could have been better. It’s a small place, but with great food. I am sure you will enjoy it, make your visit at the earliest. 😀
5
aman maurya
+5
The service & the food both are great here. Chilly idli & khema parotha is must try in my opinion. One of the best place for South Indian food imo. IMP: Accepts Credit card & cash only
4
Shriharsha M
+4
Do try fried mini idly here. White coconut chutney is so good. You get all authentic TN food here.
5
Rakesh Kumar
+5
Before we jump inside the review, there is no UPI Payments accepted here Apart from that the food is noicee and the best part is sambar here it is better than Senthoor cafe and rava dosa was crispy af, and their chennai dosa was top notch and the price was average. Would again go to this place for their spicy tamilnadu style sambar
5
arish020
+5
This place is amazing! A truly authentic South Indian Thali experience. As soon as you enter, you are greeting by smiling staff who show you to a table. We opted for the Regular South Indian Thali (Rs. 200 on a Friday lunch). They spread a banana leaf in front of you and offer some water. Next, you begin with a roti (flatbread), three veggies, some achaar (pickle), and a papad (deep fried flattened lentils). Up next, you get rice with sambar (lentil-vegetable stew), rasam (lentil soup with tamarind), and two other variants of sambar for the second course. In addition, they also bring curd, buttermilk, and some sweet pongal (rice sweetened with jaggery) for dessert. A true gastronomical delight! I’m back home, lying on the bed and rubbing my belly as I type this review. Absolutely stuffed with yummy food. The levels of hygiene are great too. Sure, it’s not a five-star hotel but the staff take basic precautions like wearing gloves, hairnet, etc. A few other things to keep in mind - the place is on the first floor and you need to climb around 25 steps to reach it (burn some of the calories cuz you’re gonna intake 100 times more). There’s no elevator. There is street parking available for both cars and bikes on the street right outside the Kafe. We found a spot to park a car easily on a Friday afternoon. However, you may struggle to find a vacant parking spot during busier hours. To echo the words of another reviewer, “as a hardcore non-vegetarian, this is the only veg restaurant that I frequent.” I’m adding this to my list of Top 5 food joints in Bangalore. Sree Krishna Kafe is one of those hidden gems that are likely to explode in popularity and become super-crowded any day now. Enjoy it while it still has its charm.
5
Himanshu Gupta
+5
A good friend took me here for breakfast. Such a good taste (sambhar, chutney), soft idly, nice vada. Good to have Tamilanadu style sambhar after a long time. Recommended. Narrow stairs go to first floor for the restaurant. Easy to find. Okay parking space. 246₹ for two people, for the food shown in the picture. 2 plates.
5
Prashant Kamath
+5
I had breakfast for 2 days at this restaurant. They serve on banana leaf.The idlis were very soft, the best i had ever. The chutneys were thick and perfect. The sambhar taste was very good. They do not mix any preservatives or any other powder.
5
Aby John
+5
As a hardcore non vegetarian, this is the only one vegetarian restaurant that I visit regularly. Their dosa items are mouthwatering ❤️ Authentic tamil nadu style sambar and chutney are available here. Never miss the combination of sambar and coconut chutney. Check out their special items in the evening, they serve variety items on each day of the week. It's pretty old one in the city, known to me since 2008. Kitchen is open here, also no taste makers or color is added to the food. Staff is really courteous. Overall, 5 star for the food and service.
5
Vinita Nayak
+5
Very good south indian food joint. Its a small place to have traditional tamil nadu food be it podi dosai, idli or idiappam with coconut milk with kurma or vada this is the place to eat. Its not just good for you pallet but also pocket friendly. The food is severed on banana leaf and steel containers and the service is quick.. will go there again to try their rasa vada and other food.
5
prem siva
+5
I have been a customer from their haralur branch for the past 3 years. I got a chance to visit their main branch. Parking will be very tricky due to the peaky nature of this road. The steps are little clumsy and the restaurant is their in the first floor. Seating facilities was ok the taste is being maintained but they are bit costly compared to other hotels in the region.
5
Kapil Khattar
+5
Absolutely authentic South Indian food. Been visiting it for several years and their quality remains top notch. Their Idlis are super soft and Podi Masala Dosa is as good as it gets. Simple and non pretentious food, service and atmosphere.
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