Very small restaurant maintained by brahmin community. By the word brahmin we can guess the taste has proved their authentic taste with lots of love and good taste intheir food.
Lots of regular customer roll for their meals with wholesome amount of veggies like kootu, poriyal.
Their vathakolambu was signature (not too spicy ).
Its a good daily come back restaurant, cost friendly, homely preparation.
Totally
Food: 5/5
Ambience: 3/5
Services: 4/5
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Taste : 4/5 ; Ambiance : 3/5 ; Service : 3.5/5 ; VFM : 3.5/5
Located on the kaliamman koil street about a km from koyambedu junction this is a small compact eatery with almost zero parking area...the dining area is small and compact...but clean and well maintained..has a pretty old feel about the place..looks more like a mess...
The service is good...quick and prompt and served with a smile..i went with a couple of friends and we ordered quite a few items and were keeping the servers on their toes...but they always responded in positive way...
All the items we ordered were really good..idlies were soft and fluffy..couple of dosas which were really crispy and well made...a unique item which is actually a rare item i tried was the tomato oothapam...was good and well made..was perfectly cooked to be crisp on the ends and not have that raw batter feeling that is the case in most places...the vadas were good too yummy to the core...the accompaniments like sambar was perfect sambar...and chutneys really fresh...both a bit on the highet side...
Pricing seems to be on the average side..but the taste is really good of the items tried...and the variety too is good...a outlet worth trying when you are in this particular neighborhood...
A long standing eatery in this area. Others have come and gone... But he stays. Reason consistency. Food tastes the same, bhramin food is their forte, they are consistent. The eatery has seen a sea of change from being a mess, to a kitchen with wood fire to all new equipments in stainless steel and all gas cooking ranges. But the food stays the same, and the sambar tastes the same way.
The food is like home food, great fit a evening snack, coffee, or the ritual morning breakfast. No msg no soda, no Botheration to the stomach. Just plain old south Indian food.
Cheers to them! All the best !
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