dosa cafe

i was order special masala dhosa but i got an iron screw in dhosa they make food carelessly and he not prepared in desi ghee but he charged please don't order of this restaurant.

nice cozy place with a polite manager and the vegetable idly here is the healthiest breakfast you can have while roaming around dashasumedh road and you must try dosa as well, i mean a little ghee is not gonna hurt you anyway.

you have definitely won me as one of your permanent customers and i would love to recommend your restaurant to my acquaintances. the atmosphere inside the restaurant was very soothing and relaxing. beautiful interior and wonderful and accurately placed lighting system - neither too bright nor too dim make this place a perfect spot for celebrations. the taste of the food was just out of the world.

allow me to say that you made me nostalgic as the food tasted similar to what my mother cooks for me back at home, though this made me miss my home and mother more!

improve your quality of packaging material

on my food trip this happened to be one of most special experience. i had to visit 2-3 places more after trying it, but this was so good that i dint want to loose the taste i had here, so i decided to end my food trip on this sweet note.

yes, sweet one, i mean both taste wise and experience wise.

coming to my encounter with food, confused after reading the whole menu, but had to order just a single or maybe 2 items, as i went here after complete lunch meal from another restaurant. the best part is that they offer same food in four different choices of oil, choices in on you, refined, desi ghee, butter or olive oil.

but i choose the simpler way, i had a choco idli and a rose lassi. why? rose lassi because ii needed something in drinks and read it on someone's review as well, idli because i thought dosa would be too heavy and and and there was written 'chef special' with its name. so the lassi was just fine, but all i want to talk about is choco idli.

idli was delectable, i loved it to the core, i so wanted much more of it. first the presentation was amazing, second it dint tasted like idli, it was a cake, a chocolate cake with everything in just right proportions. its a must have people, believe me you ll love me for this.

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worst exp they dont receive cals they dont have evn bother to gve updated .do not ever go to this restuarant in your life..you will be have a very bad exp

incredible chocolate dosa & rose lassi (the best i've tried). the cafe is a real gem and the owner is so kind, courteous and dedicated. wishing him all the best.

5 mins walk from the entrance of vishwanath temple and this small cafe serves different choices of dosas.

'bout the cafe, it's 4 tables, a few handmade cards to sell and a family of two making and serving dosas. service is a bit slow as they would make it after the order is placed. servings are decent sized, the cheese dosas are full of cheese but the sambars taste the same as the normal dosa-joints.

the pricings are on a higher side as they target the tourists, mainly foreigners with their experimental dosas and good location. give it a one-time go if you're in varanasi but this place is not worth your regular visit list. bunk if you're on a budget.

food was excellent, owner was very humble and it's pocket friendly, though sometimes you have to wait for order but it's worth waiting and visiting every time

this is my review on zomato, i am eating dosa and good test. if you people visit in this area pls test.
service is good.
food quality is good.

chocolate dosa is special here. tastes very good with honey. rest other items are also good. but the space is congested. it is a bit difficult to find too in those narrow streets.

dosa cafe is the quintessence of cafes situated in the dense alleys of banaras.
owned and operated by a warm couple, this place offers the base of authentic south indian flavors coupled with unorthodox toppings and fusions.
we tried the cheese masala dosa and cheese uttapam, both of which were delicious and filling. i have also been recommended the chocolate dosa by a lot of my friends who have been there. (definitely trying it the next time)
it's a small cozy place with a capacity of 12-14 people, which might be the only bummer, on holidays. all in all,
satisfying food ✓
different ✓
pocket-friendly ✓
ps: it's closed on wednesdays. i learnt this the hard way.

a very cosy café with space for around 12 people at a time. it has a very homely feel to it. since the café is run by a married couple where the aunty is the chef so they take a bit too much time on preparation.. still the food is worth the wait.. best fusion of south indian food i have tried till date. the only thing that disappointed me was the drinks- ice tea was bitter and soda lemonade was simply unimpressive.. but they have a large selection of items to choose from.. you'll not be disappointed. and they do no accept bhu id cards. it is also easy on the pocket. do visit!!

been to this restaurant after reading review but got disappointed, taste was ok but not the authentic. the owner looked more concerned about foreign visitors and the flavours were also tweaked to their taste. it might be a good restro for foreigners but for indian taste bud it's a common restro.

food quality was good. however the owner was inattentive never inquired about the order details as every dosa was having 4 sub categories. also provided a paper bill ( no vat/ tax), upon enquiry he said " do you want a vat bill? " never knew one has this kind of option. hope they improve their services and treat customer with respect.