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I had porotta and beef roast. I really liked the beef roast and porotta. After this, I had banana fritter and black tea. Both were good. I highly recommend this place.

This place is now revived and is run by a couple. The food is definitely tasty, better prepared and have a better variety. Yeah at times the place can come across little chaotic but don't get bothered by that as the food will substitute it for you. This is now become a good hangout with dine in facility primarily serving kerala cuisine. The addition of the tea and snacks is actually catchy

Porotta and beef roast was good, protta was very crispy on outside and soft inside. Perfect one, beef roast was under preparation and I got it fresh out of the kitchen. Tea was very disappointing, it was like reheated.

Visited on 18 sep 25 Love the mixed veg masala and iddiyapan, Ordered the beef roast and parota. The beef roast was very good. Their service is fast. The only let down was the parota, they had reheated the old parota and given it to us. It was hard to chew hence their losing on 2 stars. But saw on other tables that the parota served were fresh. The tea is must try. Their tea and masala tea is good. Their snacks is a must try. ## no bills provided.

This Kerala restaurant in Kaggadasapura is a good choice for anyone looking to enjoy authentic Kerala cuisine. The menu has a decent variety, and most dishes reflect traditional flavors well. The appam with veg kuruma is very good and nicely balanced in taste. The Kerala paratha (parotta) is soft, flaky, and really well prepared, pairing nicely with the curries. Idiyappam is another highlight—fresh, light, and tasty. The beef curry stands out with its rich, authentic Kerala flavor. Tea and snacks are also quite good, making it a nice place for a casual evening visit. Some of the special seafood items are priced higher, while most other dishes are reasonably priced and offer good value. The biriyani, however, is just average and doesn’t quite match the quality of the other dishes. Overall, it’s a decent spot for Kerala food lovers, especially for appam, paratha, idiyappam, curries, and snacks. While the biriyani could be better and a few seafood dishes are costly, the restaurant is still worth visiting for its authentic taste and comforting Kerala dishes.