Dosa Coffee — Restaurant in New Delhi

This is not at all a good option considering the neighbouring South Indian food outlets that you have just beside it. I even fell ill right after my visit here.

The food is below par and you have relatively limited options. There is no proper Thali which you can order. We had the Guntur Dosa, Rasam, Buttermilk, Papad and Mix Uttappam.

The service was absent minded, they almost forgot the Uttappam until we reminded them about it just before their last order call. To add to that they also ran out of one of the main Chutneys which was a first for me in a South Indian restaurant. Did not serve it at all despite it being essential to complete the Uttappam meal. We also had to call the servers multiple times to get our orders in. The sides that they serve are anyway very limited in quantity.

I started feeling weird right after having their buttermilk and fell ill the next day.

The Guntur Dosa was supposed to be the specialty item but it was not spiced properly, the taste of the dosa wasn’t there and one of the spices was dominating. Its texture was also not upto the mark.

The washroom was also very, very unsanitary and filthy. Despite being a private one which they can maintain easily.

I would not recommend this outlet, you should seek better options for this cuisine elsewhere...

Dosa Coffee offers a simple yet satisfying experience with its plain ghee roast dosa and malkapodi dosa, balancing affordability and flavor. The dosa is served crisp and thin, with a golden-brown exterior, but lacks the depth of flavor found in some of the more renowned dosa places. The batter has a standard taste, not too tangy or flavorful, but it holds up well with the variety of chutneys offered on the side. The chutneys—coconut, coconut-green chilly, and sambar—are decent but do not stand out as exceptional.

The filling options, like potato masala, are familiar and comforting, though the seasoning could use a little more punch. The portion size is generous for the price, making it a good choice for a casual meal, but it doesn’t offer the wow factor you might find at specialty dosa spots. The ambiance of the restaurant is relaxed, and the service is friendly, making it a pleasant place to grab a quick bite.

In summary, Dosa Coffee’s dosa is an uncomplicated, reliable option for dosa lovers. It won’t win any awards for its uniqueness or complexity, but it does the job well enough for anyone craving a...

Nightmare Experience at Dosa Coffee, CP

I had high hopes for Dosa Coffee in Connaught Place, but it turned out to be one of the worst dining experiences I've had. If you're looking for authentic South Indian food with good service, this is definitely not the place to go..

We had to ask 6 times for warm water, infact beg them and for our surprise after 5th or 6th attempt they served us the chilling water even in this cold weather.

The staff's behavior was shockingly rude and dismissive. From the moment we walked in, it felt like we were unwelcome. They were unresponsive, impolite, and made the whole dining experience extremely unpleasant.

The food was below average, with none of the authenticity or flavors you'd expect from South Indian cuisine. To make matters worse, their service attitude overshadowed whatever redeeming qualities the food might have had.

I strongly advise against visiting this place. There are plenty of better options in Delhi for South Indian food, where you’ll be treated with respect and...