It looked like the same old restaurants in the city, but definitely no issues with the ambiance as well as space. I opted to sit in a two seater table that had a single large square plate. Other tables had two, but one looked weird with just one plate and I felt I'm destined to sit there.
After a few seconds of my seating, there came a waiter with a tensed face and still managed to smile to make me feel better. I ordered Idiyappam and Appam. He prompted me to take up "Eat All You Can", where I can eat as many things as possible for just Rs. 159. Will you say no if you're getting such a deal? I definitely won't as the combos of all other restaurants disappointed me so much, I wished to see if this one can satisfy me to some extent atleast.
After a few minutes, I got a big cup of Coconut milk and Kurma. Then came the hot, soft and well textured Idiyappam. When I tried to dip it into the coconut milk cup, it got split, but I was fast enough to grab all together by inserting my fingers into the cup. After that came the hot and crispy Appam which was small but with a thick base, I had to retain the same cup of coconut milk and Kurma for Appam too.
After finishing these two, I wondered if the waiter has been serving Eat All You Can deal. So I called him up and asked, "I hope you're giving me according to the unlimited deal". He smiled and said, "Yes don't worry. So shall I get you a Keera Vadai?"
"Yes of course. Also get me a Ghee Dosa," I told him.
The square plate was so comfortable to eat and keep the small cups aside.
After a few minutes, I got three cups of Chutneys. 1. Coconut, 2. Pudina, 3. Chilli and all these along with a Keera Vadai. I took the Vada and started dipping it in all Chutney cups. Then came the Bada Ghee Dosa. I thought of asking for a soft one, but never thought of it before. Anyways still the Dosa was good with a big cup of Sambar they served.
Still my tummy wanted one more thing I loved since childhood and till now. That is, "Idli". Mini Idlis in the menu were of different kinds. I opted Karuvepilai (Curry Leaves) Idly and got it within a few seconds. Not so spicy and not so bland. Just perfectly tossed in Curry Leaves powder. I never wanted to leave the restaurant, but the number of waiting were increasing from time to time. So I had to make way for all.
Ambiance: 7.5/10. Jut because it was crowded.
Service: 9/10. Despite attending more than 3 or 4 tables at a time, the waiter was fast enough to serve me.
Food: 9/10 Even Saravana Bhavan never delivered such a taste(according to me)
Overall: 8.5/10. The best dinner I have ever had in my life.
Bevarages could've been part of "Eat All You Can".
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