The Dosa King (A Unit of OMD Foods) — Restaurant in Ghaziabad

The Dosa King is a new restaurant in RAMPRASTHA Colony Surya Nagar. The name and beautiful main board attracts to community. Name is quiet appealing. We also went once to assess the flavours of South Indian food. The sitting place is little cramp on Ground Floor. The Steel Plates are not shiny. The utensils had lost its metallic finish and looks faded. The neatness and cleanliness is perfect. The South Indian dishes we got are not up to the satisfaction because we missed the taste. Even though, You can not judge the restaurant by individual taste and experience. I am sure with time they might have improved by now. But you know First experience is Last experience. So I have a little hitch to move there but I am open to visit. I have given them suggestions to put Zebra strip near stairs for better visibility for customers. Also suggested to put a Translucent Tape in the Flass door near stairs because many people could not judge whether it is a glass door and directly hit themselves. Safety is first but restaurant officials/ Management did not take care it and needs...

This is the flagship South Indian restaurant in a inner radius of 10 kilometres if you know what I mean.

Place is nice if you want an order for delivery of a take away even though there's a little bit wait here because of the large number of orders placed here.

I had to wait for about 15 minutes for my take away but even those 15 minutes hear the phone Rang in every 1 minute for the owner to pick up and take the order fever but I found were working very hard to deliver the orders on time.

The one thing that I did not like about this place is that the seating is too far away from the place where the food is she is so you'll have to Walk a couple of steps away from there.

The the places on the expensive side for some people but if you are talking about the quality of the food that it is justifiable. All in all if you have money then this is a place to eat for...

This is their new outlet that has very recently open. Spanning across two floors the establishment serves as the name suggests doasa but that's not the only thing - they serve Chinese, north Indian and coming soon Italian and Mexican too. Spent the afternoon with friends eating some really good food. Dosa is mandatory and we started with: Manchurian Dosa (must try) Kurkure mushroom Vegetarian platter Idly sambhar (even though the sambhar is Jain style but it's good) And dry Manchurian Along with sweet lassi to gobble it all down. This was followed by main course that had: Dal makhani (Jain style) Kadhai mushroom (must try) Paneer labardar Kashmiri dum aloo And in the breads we ordered Butter naan Laccha paratha Missi roti Cheese kulcha (must try) Superb place to eat out if you are looking for some really good vegetarian food and surprisingly it would not put a dent...