Visited them for a friday lunch and expected it
to be full, yes it was but still managed to find a table in the section that
serves meals. They have two sections I guess one serving meals where the banana
leaves were already set and the other side serving Biryani and other food
items.
As I said the banana leaves are set on the table with the side dishes and accompaniments. Once we take our seat the rice is ladled on and the curry is poured starting with Dal and ghee then sambar.
As I said the banana leaves are set on the table with the side dishes and accompaniments. Once we take our seat the rice is ladled on and the curry is poured starting with Dal and ghee then sambar.
The curries are OK, kind of plain esp the dal no
flavor at all. Sambar tasted better. The moru and rasam were good. Moru curry
was placed in a clay pot in the center of the table. The side dishes were just
OK too all of them tasted like the chef didn't put in much effort? :) The
aviyal was awesome though! There were two types of payasam one wheat and other
one semiya. The wheat payasam was DIVINE! My companions got the chicken 65 and
fish fry as accompaniments and they said it tasted good, I guess they are better
off at cooking non- veg dishes.
Service was ok, we were asked the first time to
refill our dishes once next time we had to ask again. Ambiance is good, nice
lighting and seating arrangements. Parking is available in front but during
rush hours one might have to wait a bit to find a decent spot.
I have had better sadyas in Dubai before but will have to come back and try their other dishes like appam and drinks to give a proper review :)
I have had better sadyas in Dubai before but will have to come back and try their other dishes like appam and drinks to give a proper review :)
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