Kannur Restaurant — Restaurant in Bengaluru

KANNUR RESTAURANT:- A food-joint that offers to serve you with #vegetarian & #nonvegetarian types of food. Liked ordering from here, because I felt they provided better, cheaper & variety in daily-food choices. #nonveg had fish, chicken, & other Kerala-food-items to our liking. Ordered food, number of times via #ubereats, & almost every-time their #delivery was on time. Visited this place personally on 22-Feb-2019. Chose Kerala-Meals + Aiyla-fish fry. They play Malayalam #music in the Restaurant. And they being on 1st floor, don't have a wheelchair-accessible entrance though. But the food ordered on 03-Mar-2019, got a bad experience.

1. NonVeg Rice (Rs.69/-),
2. Chicken Kothu Parotta (Rs.69/-),
3. Kappa Biryani (Rs.150/-),
4. Fish Kothu Parotta (Rs.140/-), Tax (Rs.21.40/-), Delivery Fee (Rs.15/-), Total (Rs.464.40/-). "Chicken Kothu Parotta" was crispy and bland Quantity of "Kappa Biryani" was almost 3/4th of what they served before. Never knew "Fish Kothu Parotta" would include fish-bones AND Utensil-cleaning-scotch-brite-steel-scrub-bristle parts in it. Would rather hesitate a bit for the next time...

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Very bad food and ...

We visited this restaurant recently and were thoroughly impressed by their customer service. The food was excellent, making it one of the best places in Bangalore for Malayalees to enjoy authentic naadan cuisine.

We tried the meals, which were very good, and the biryani, which followed the classic Malabar style. The portion sizes were generous and well worth the price. Speaking of pricing, it was quite reasonable and offered great value for money.

The ambience was reminiscent of a typical Kerala restaurant -- neat, clean, and familiar. We highly recommend this place.

A couple of things to note: two-wheeler roadside parking is available, but there is no car parking nearby. Also, the restaurant is located on the first floor, and there is no elevator or...