this restaurant is only open for dinner and i have to say, it pretty much nails it when it comes to authentic keralite food.
we tried the mushroom soup, which i must say is the most unique mushroom soup i have ever tasted. it's based in coconut milk and well i liked it.
for starters we ordered the bdf and prawns semiya vada.
not exactly a fan of prawns so didn't have the vada, but the beef was particularlygoodwith the right amount of juiciness and toughness in it and each bite packed with flavor.
and onto the main course... you have to be careful while ordering because the portion sizes are somewhat on the larger side. ordered the duck and mutton curries.
mutton was good, duck was average.
the chappatis were soft and the sole chef special paratha we tried was a revelation.
the highlight of the evening had to be the chef talking to us beforehand and preparing a special dish for us. it was prawns and goorkha peera- and i have to say, it tasted really good. and to think i don't even like prawns.
for dessert we skipped the options they had, as the helpful staff mentioned to us that they could source us desserts from their coffee shop.
had a tiramisu and an ice cream with brownie.
a must visit if you like kerala food... with a twist.