Chandra Bhavan — Restaurant in Tamil Nadu

I visited the restaurant today and had the pleasure of trying their masala dosa, bonda, and coffee. Overall, I had a satisfying experience, although there were a few minor issues.

The masala dosa was the highlight of the meal, with a delicious blend of spices and filling that left me feeling full and satisfied. However, the price was a bit on the high side at 80 rupees. The bonda, on the other hand, was a bit of a letdown. Although the taste was good, the texture was a bit too hard for my liking. At 35 rupees for 3 pieces, I also felt that it was a bit overpriced.

The coffee was decent, with a strong and flavorful taste that went well with the meal. However, at 25 rupees, it was a bit expensive compared to other places I've been to.

I appreciated the fact that the restaurant provided three types of chutney and sambar with the meal, which added variety and flavor to the dishes.

Overall, I would recommend this restaurant for the masala dosa, but be prepared to pay a bit more than you might expect. The bonda was a bit of a miss, but the coffee and chutneys were...

Best place to have chola poori. There are many vegetarian restaurants in Kodambakkam, but this is one of the oldest. I kown this restorant from my childhood i still remember had chola poori from this restaurants. This restaurant located in prime loaction (gokulam signal). Despite the fact that this restaurant hasn't upgraded to a more modern environment, some loyal customers still visit this place. Apart from chola poori, dosa, idly also good. The customer service is also good, and there is a good dine-in area that can hold 30 people at a time. Car parking is not available at this restaurant because it is located near a Junction road.

Pros:

Food is good for reasonable price.

Good dine-in and customer services.

Cons:

No parking space for car, park bike in front of restaurant

Limited variety of vegetarian...

I am really sorry to say this but there is one elderly waiter who sees non Tamil people and keeps asking them to order more and more, especially fancy dishes like chilly paneer, mushroom manchurian, etc. He was not letting me eat in peace. Pushed me so many times that I ended up ordering another gobhi manchurian after my uttapam. Average taste. Ended up wasting 120-130 unnecessarily.

All waiters are not doing this. Only one person, a very old gentleman. It is hard that he has to work at this age and I don't want to be rude. But please stop him from doing this. I stopped going there due to...