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There were six of us, and we stopped just for lunch. The dining area isn't air-conditioned, but both the vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes we tried were really tasty. The Chicken Kolhapuri had loads of spice and was the best one. It felt like home-cooked food.
The food tasted good and the staff were decent, but breakfast was very expensive. I've never paid Rs 120 for a dosa, even in the south. If the price doesn't bother you, it's a place to stop for a quick washroom break and tiffin.
We stopped for a snack. The tea was excellent and the samosa was good, but the Masala dosa was soggy. The sambar tasted good, while the chutney seemed stale.
Some of the food tastes good, and as a traveller I'd go for South Indian dishes since they're generally not made that badly, so there's usually something decent to eat. Still, don't expect great taste at places like this. They don't expect you to be a regular customer.
There's a broad range of food here, almost like a food court, and some vendors are okay. Be careful about what you choose, though, as the hygiene may not meet your standards. Toilets are available but poorly maintained and often smelly. If outside food tends to upset your stomach, packaged snacks may be a safer choice. Take care.
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