It doesn't matter whether you're North Indian or South
Indian, lacto-vegetarian or non-vegetarian, you just can't say no to a crunchy
dosa. And if that dosa is distended with spicy masalas, we're sure you'll be drool
before you even get a plate of this dish.
Just a whiff of masala dosa is enough to get our heart
soaring, especially during monsoons, when our need to indulge in some flavour
and crunch grow even more. And when it comes to the most excellent plates of
masala dosa, with a side of sambhar and chutneys, Delhi has its fair share of
places to go to.
Here are some of our top picks. You be supposed to just head
out to these restaurant spread across Delhi, and get a good belly-full of
dosas.
1. Saravana Bhawan
There are a numeral of places in Delhi that serve authentic
South Indian food, but not one comes close to the fare at Saravana Bhawan. It's
no wonder then that the eating place in Connaught Place has some of the best
masala dosas on offer.
With nine dissimilar kinds of dosa on their menu, you'll be
spoiled for choice. Their Ghee Roast Masala Dosai and Rava Masala Dosai are to
die for!
2. Naivedyam
The traditional, Karnata-style cooking at Naivedyam has
always pull foodies to Hauz Khas Village. And if you have masala dosa on your
mind, then Naivedyam is going to give you the whole thing you want.
Naivedyam serves masala dosas from Udupi, Erulli, Mysore,
Tangam and Thengai in Karnataka. Seven rice-based masala dosa, nine rava-based
masala dosa, and you be acquainted with your taste buds will be satiated like
never before. Need we say more?
3. Karnataka Food Centre
This little KFC in RK Puram will cover your enjoyment with
so much masala dosa, that you'll forget all about the other KFC! Karnataka Food
Centre strength just be a small cafe, but it serve some of the most delicious tableware
of masala dosa and filter coffee in the city.
Their Ghee Masala Dosa and Paneer Masala Dosa will take you
to foodstuff heaven, and you wouldn't want to come back downward to earth ever
again!
4. The Masala Trail
Yes, this Janpath eating place is relatively new, and is
definitely not run by a seasoned South Indian chef. But Masala Trail does add a
dash of genuineness with well-presented flavours from across the country.
They have immediately five masala dosa varieties on their
menu, but they work hard to nail each of them. And, you'll get a kind of masala
dosa here that's just not served in another position in Delhi--the Ginni Dosa,
which is a rare mix of cheese and South Indian flavours!
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