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4.6 Excellent(32)·10.75 km away·Closes at 23:00·AED 20.00 minimum·AED 8.95 delivery
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  • Millet Bake (ragi Rotti)

    AED 15.75AED 22.50
  • Two Idli Single Vada Sambar

    AED 14.88AED 21.25
  • Onion Utthappa

    AED 15.75AED 22.50
  • Mysore Masala Dosa

    AED 15.75AED 22.50
  • Rice And Millet Bake Combo

    AED 15.75AED 22.50
  • Mysore Benne (butter) Masala Dosa

    AED 19.25AED 27.50
  • Tomato Utthapa

    AED 14AED 20
  • Semolina Dosa

    AED 14AED 20
  • Semolina Masala Dosa

    AED 15.75AED 22.50

Idli

  • Two Rice Idli

    Idli is one of the most famous south indian foods. It is made from rice and lentils made into the shape of a small cake and cooked in steam. Eaten usually with sambar and chutney. We recommend the idli - vade combination which is available in almost every karnataka restaurant!
    AED 10.50AED 15
  • Single Rice Idli

    Idli is one of the most famous south indian foods. It is made from rice and lentils made into the shape of a small cake and cooked in steam. Eaten usually with sambar and chutney. We recommend the idli - vade combination which is available in almost every karnataka restaurant!
    AED 5.25AED 7.50

Dosa (dosa)

  • Mysore Masala Dosa

    This is a variant of the Masale dosa but with a Mysore flavour!
    AED 15.75AED 22.50
  • Onion Utthappa

    This type of dosa is fluffy similar to the set dosa with onion set inside it. Think of a pizza and you wont be far off. it does not contain potato filling or sambar but instead comes with a special type of gravy called kootu.
    AED 15.75AED 22.50
  • Mysore Benne (butter) Masala Dosa

    This is a variant of the benne masale dosa but with a Mysore flavour!
    AED 19.25AED 27.50
  • Plain Dosa

    This is a single dosa without the masale or the potato filling. Served with chutney and sambar.
    AED 11.38AED 16.25
  • Semolina Masala Dosa

    This is a variant of the semolina dosa but contains the potato filling inside.
    AED 15.75AED 22.50
  • Semolina Dosa

    This is a variant of the dosa, much bigger in size but is made without onion.
    AED 14AED 20
  • Tomato Utthapa

    With tomato, this dosa is fluffy similar to the set dosa with tomato pieces. Think of a pizza and you will not be far off. Without potato filling or sambar but instead comes with a special type of gravy. This does not contain potato filling but can be ordered separately.
    AED 14AED 20
  • Mysore Benne (butter) Dosa

    This is a variant of the benne dosa but with a Mysore flavour!
    AED 17.50AED 25
  • Mysore Plain Dosa

    This is a variant of the Plain dosa but with a Mysore flavour!
    AED 14AED 20
  • Onion Masala Dosa

    This type of dosa has onion sprinkled into the dosa but is not like the uttapam. It contains the potato filling inside.
    AED 15.75AED 22.50
  • Onion Plain Dosa

    This is a variant of the Onion Masala Dosa but without the spicy masala inside.
    AED 14AED 20
  • Open Dosa

    A specific type of dosa that is not closed and therefore the name!
    AED 14AED 20
  • Paper Dosa

    A really crispy variant of the Dosa
    AED 16.10AED 23
  • Paper Masala Dosa

    A really crispy variant of the Dosa but with the spicy masala inside it.
    AED 17.50AED 25
  • Semolina Onion Dosa

    This is a variant of the semolina dosa but contains the onion pieces inside.
    AED 14.88AED 21.25
  • Semolina Onion Masala Dosa

    This is a variant of the semolina onion dosa but contains the spicy masala inside it.
    AED 16.63AED 23.75
  • Spiced Powder Benne (butter) Dosa

    This type of dosa is similar to the benne dosa with the difference being that there is no potato filling inside. However it does have a coating of spicy powder. It is a salty product and is served with chutney and sambar.
    AED 17.50AED 25
  • Spiced Powder Benne (butter) Masala Dosa

    This type of dosa is similar to the benne masale dosa with the difference being that there is no potato filling inside. However it does have a coating of spicy powder. It is a salty product and is served with chutney and sambar.
    AED 18.38AED 26.25
  • Spiced Powder Masala Dosa

    This type of dosa is similar to the masale dosa with the difference being that there is no potato filling inside. However it does have a coating of spicy powder. It is a salty product and is served with chutney and sambar.
    AED 14.88AED 21.25
  • Tomato Onion Utthappa

    This is a variant of the Tomato Utthappa but includes onion. In tamil, it is called as Tomato Onion Uthappam.
    AED 15.75AED 22.50

Poha Upma (avalakki Uppittu)

  • Tadka Poha

    Fried mustard seeds, onion and other spices in oil (curry leaves, urud dal, etc) mixed with flattened rice. The flattened rice is soaked and tossed with the fried seeds, chillies and garnished with coriander. Eaten with chutney.
    AED 10.50AED 15

Combos (jodi)

  • Two Idli Single Vada Sambar

    This is a combination of two idlis and one vade. it is served with sambar and white chutney.
    AED 14.88AED 21.25
  • Single Idli Vada Sambar

    This is a combination of single idli and vade, served with sambar and white chutney.
    AED 10.50AED 15
  • Rice And Millet Bake Combo

    This is a combination of the akki rotti and ragi rotti.
    AED 15.75AED 22.50
  • Single Upma Vada

    This is a combination of upma and vada
    AED 11.38AED 16.25
  • Mini Tiffin

    Mini tiffin contains one dosa (or poori), idli, vade, uppittu, kesaribath and coffee (or tea)
    AED 20.13AED 28.75
  • Two Vada And Single Idli

    This is a combination of two idlis and one vade. it is served with sambar and white chutney.
    AED 15.75AED 22.50
  • Upma - Kesaribath (chowchowbath)

    Really unsure of the chinese sounding name!! However, chowchowbath is an extremely famous karnataka product which features a combination of kharabath and kesaribath (shira).
    AED 13.13AED 18.75
  • Upma Vada

    This is a combination of upma and vada
    AED 15.75AED 22.50

Rice (anna)

  • Spiced Lemon Rice

    This is called "Chithranna" in Karnataka and is prepared by mixing boiled rice with lemon-juice. Fried mustard, peanuts and curry leaves are added. Definitely try this or its variant with raw mango!
    AED 10.50AED 15
  • Spiced Curd Rice

    Called "Mosaranna" in Karnataka, this is a yoghurt / curd rice with pomegranate seeds, chopped chillies and coriander leaves. Highly recommended if your body is heated up or during Summer!
    AED 10.50AED 15
  • Tamarind Spiced Rice

    Called "Puliyogare" in Karnataka, it is a rice based dish prepared by mixing boiled rice and tamarind based paste. Fried mustard, peanuts and curry leaves are added. It is a very popular dish in Karnataka.
    AED 10.50AED 15
  • Ghee Rice Sagu

    This dish is made from pure Indian cow ghee and can be made spicy if you prefer. It is served with sagu.
    AED 10.50AED 15
  • Lentil Spiced Rice (bisibelebath)

    Bisi means hot while 'bele' refers to lentils in kannada. This is a rice based dish that is ubiquitous across karnataka and is similar to khichdi. If you prefer to have the one made from flattened rice (poha) you can opt for avalakki bisibelebath.
    AED 10.50AED 15
  • Raw Mango Spiced Lemon Rice

    This is a variant of the Spiced Lemon rice but with grated raw mango. This is called Mavinakaayi Chithranna in karnataka and is extremely tasty. Highly recommended.
    AED 10.50AED 15

Snacks (thinisu)

  • Millet Bake (ragi Rotti)

    Ragi means finger millet and rotti is a flat round cake that is treated on the pan like pizza. flour, cumin seeds, salt, chopped chillies and coriander are mixed into a paste and then burnt on a hot plate. served with chutney.
    AED 15.75AED 22.50
  • Poori Sagu

    Poori is made of wheat flour and is fried in oil. Sagu refers to a side dish with a texture between gravy and filling.
    AED 13.13AED 18.75
  • Goli Baje

    One of the most traditional products of the Udupi region, it is a fried in oil and is eaten with chutney and sambar. Please note that this item contains baking soda.
    AED 11.38AED 16.25
  • Vada

    This is a very common crispy product that is sold almost all over South India. It is fried in oil and is eaten often with idli, uppittu or on its own. Served as two pieces.
    AED 11.38AED 16.25
  • Single Managlore Bun

    A single sweet fried bread (called Mangalore Buns) made with mashed bananas, flour, sugar and spiced with a touch of ground cumin. A unique dish from the South Canara region, is eaten with coconut chutney and sambar. Please note that this item contains baking soda.
    AED 6.13AED 8.75
  • Chapathi Sagu

    Chapathi is made of wheat flour and is baked on a hot plate. Sagu refers to a side dish with a texture between gravy and filling.
    AED 11.38AED 16.25
  • Rice Bake (akki Rotti)

    Akki means rice and rotti is a flat round cake that is treated on the pan like pizza. Flour, cumin seeds, salt, chopped chillies and coriander are mixed into a paste and then burnt on a hot plate.
    AED 15.75AED 22.50
  • Single Curd Vada

    A single fried vade is dipped in yoghurt until it is soft (unlike the traditional uddina vade which is crispy). Chopped coriander, chillies and boondi are added (also called bombay mixture).
    AED 6.13AED 8.75
  • Single Vada

    This is a very common crispy product that is sold almost all over South India. It is fried in oil and is eaten often with idli, uppittu or on its own. Served as a single piece.
    AED 5.25AED 7.50
  • Sour Curd Vada

    The fried vade is dipped in sour yoghurt until it is soft (unlike the traditional uddina vade which is crispy). Chopped coriander, chillies and boondi are added (also called bombay mixture).
    AED 12.25AED 17.50
  • Sweet Curd Vada

    The fried vade is dipped in sweet yoghurt until it is soft (unlike the traditional uddina vade which is crispy). Chopped coriander, chillies and boondi are added (also called bombay mixture).
    AED 12.25AED 17.50
  • Two Mangalore Buns

    Two sweet fried breads (called Mangalore Buns) made with mashed bananas, flour, sugar and spiced with a touch of ground cumin. A unique dish from the South Canara region, is eaten with coconut chutney and sambar. Please note that this item contains baking soda.
    AED 12.25AED 17.50

Extras (innashtu)

  • Coconut Chutney

    Simple, standard coconut grated and milled chutney with salt, chillies and coriander. Did you know that we make this chutney over five times on the same day? It is a standard component of pretty much most foods (dosa, idli, etc.).
    AED 4.38AED 6.25
  • Sweet Sambar

    A staple with almost all foods like its sister, the chutney. We cook this with fresh vegetables that we source daily. This product is made with a little jaggery which is unique to Udupi region.
    AED 4.38AED 6.25
  • Water (small)

    Fresh water in small bottle
    AED 1.32AED 1.88
  • Potato Bhaji

    Potato based filling, eaten with poori separately or inside the ubiquitous masala dosa.
    AED 3.50AED 5
  • Sagu

    Sagu is a traditional, tasty indian potato based dish that is served with poori, chapathi or rava idli.
    AED 4.38AED 6.25
  • Water (large)

    Fresh water in big bottle
    AED 3.28AED 4.69

All Day

  • Plate Idli (2)

    Instead of the popular shape of idli, this format is flatter and bigger. It is served with sambar and chutney. This item contains baking soda.
    AED 12.60AED 18
  • Ghee Spiced Powder Plate Idli

    The variant of plate idli but contains even more ghee and spice powder.
    AED 13.30AED 19
  • Maddur Vada

    A fried snack with origin in Maddur, Mandya And Mysore. Served with coconut chutney it is a crispy fritter snack or a deep-fried patties recipe usually eaten during evenings or rainy weather with tea / coffee. Please Note That This Item Contains Baking Soda.
    AED 0AED 0

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