Reviews Kerala Cafe

I recently had the pleasure of visiting a charming Kerala cafe, and I must say it was an extraordinary culinary experience. From the moment I walked in, the ambience transported me to the serene backwaters of Kerala. The interior was tastefully decorated with vibrant colors and traditional art, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The menu was a delightful exploration of Kerala's diverse flavors. I started with the classic "Appam" paired with a fragrant coconut stew. The appam was light, fluffy, and had a subtle hint of fermented goodness, a perfect complement to the creamy stew. The "Puttu" with spicy kadala curry was another highlight. The combination of the delicate rice cakes and the robust curry was a true treat for the taste buds. Their seafood dishes were exceptional. The "Karimeen Pollichathu," a traditional Kerala fish preparation, was cooked to perfection, with the fish marinated in a blend of spices that burst with flavor. The "Meen Curry" was another winner, with a rich and tangy coconut-based gravy that paired wonderfully with steamed rice. The service was attentive and knowledgeable, and the staff was enthusiastic about explaining the nuances of Kerala cuisine. The cafe's commitment to authenticity and quality is evident in every dish. In summary, this Kerala cafe provided an unforgettable gastronomic journey through the flavors of this beautiful Indian state. If you're a fan of South Indian cuisine or looking to explore new tastes, this cafe should be on your list. It's a true gem for food enthusiasts and an excellent representation of Kerala's culinary heritage.

Good place, Good Food... Nice & comfortable ambience. Loved the authentic Kerala cuisine served on Banana leaf..

The service here was competent and attentive, and the veg thali was everything I'd hoped it would be. I would love to see branches of this restaurant in America.

Kerala Cafe is a great place to spend quality time with family. It's quiet and peaceful ambience will make me go again. Food quality and service is great..👍👍👍

The food was great, especially the bronze coconut soup was exquisite. A good restaurant is nothing without the service they offer and how they treat th3 guests. I'd say Manish and Ronny have mastered the art of warm service. They both took our requests very humbly and warmly. Great experience. Will visit again when in Mumbai. Thank you Kerela cafe.

Nice tasty food from Kerala. Most of the dishes taste sweet as these are made with coconut milk. Nice ambience with ample parking space. Must try if you are bored with North Indian, Chinese and regular South food.

Been here on Sunday afternoon for lunch with my family and the place was totally packed. There was waiting outside the restaurant which was indeed a great indication that we decided to dine here. The restaurant has really soothing and calming atmosphere inside and has pretty looking decor. Talking about the f&b , they are undoubtedly the masters of Kerala food. They had completed 5 years as a brand and they had amazing offers running like wear a mundu and get biryani absolutely free , unlimited veg thai offer and what not. To start off we had raw mango and lemon kulki which is water based drink having respective flavors and topped with sabja seeds. Super refreshing on hot afternoon. In appetizers we had spicy prawns roast which was super spicy and had onion gravy preparation. It had that flaming touch to it and prawns used was fresh and had no smell whatsoever, also tried their chicken boneless ghee roast which was pure bliss. It had ghee preparation for the base gravy and had tender chicken pieces inside it. Paneer 65 was the call for something dry appetizer and it was again something we would highly appreciate! Crisp coated soft paneer pieces later tossed with curry leaves with great aroma and fine blended flavors of 65 spice mix. Coming to the main course we opted their signature chicken bamboo biryani which was fab when it comes to presentation and taste wise it was stellar too. Caramelised onion had given the biryani a level up taste and it had generous portions of chicken in it. It was served with raita , pickle and little base gravy which was used to make the biryani. To sum it up , for the dessert we ordered for fresh tender coconut ice cream which was served in tender coconut itself which looked incredible. It was garnished with roasted dry coconut and frozen raisins. Loved it totally! If you really want to experience the Kerala food and the vibe then definitely this place is worth visiting. Here every single dish is made with authentic spices and no alterations has been done to the original Kerala recipes at all which is the best part we felt.

Kerala Cafe is one of the best restaurants I've been to in a long time. I'm not from around here, but you should really visit this place. They have really good bamboo buff biryani, and the ambience is cozy. The service is also excellent--this place has everything going for it. It's a bit expensive though--but that's one of the prices of greatness!!!