Temple City Vadipatti — Restaurant in Tamil Nadu

We reached the restaurant around 3:45 PM for lunch. It took over 10 minutes just to get a table cleaned and even after that no one came to take our order for nearly 20 minutes. When we finally approached a waiter he pointed to another waiter. Shockingly, both began arguing about whose responsibility it was to serve our table.

Finally someone came to take the order and informed us that meals were over and only chapathi and parotta were available. However we noticed other dishes being served at nearby tables. Since we were hungry we went ahead and ordered chapathi and parotta.

Later we added an order for chilli parotta and mushroom fried rice. The chilli parotta was served in a curry pan and the quantity was noticeably small—we assumed that was the standard portion. But when the mushroom fried rice arrived it was served on a side dish plate with barely 100 grams of food. This time, we questioned the waiter and he explained that due to the Aadi 18 crowd many of their regular bowls hadn’t been washed so he used a side plate instead.

We insisted that he serve the dish in a regular bowl even if it took extra time. Only then did he return with the proper portion in the correct bowl.

If you choose to dine here it’s better to confirm the portion sizes beforehand. Since we had already consumed the chilli parotta we couldn’t raise the issue later and ended up feeling cheated. Despite the poor service and confusion the waiter still had the audacity to ask for a tip during payment.

Overall this was a disappointing experience. I will never visit this hotel again and will not...

Nestled near Madurai, along the NH 44, you'll discover the culinary haven known as Temple City. This delightful eatery offers a range of delectable dishes, making it a must-visit destination for food enthusiasts and travelers alike.

The star attractions here are the Veg Biryani and the Full Meals. The Veg Biryani, a fragrant blend of spices and perfectly cooked vegetables, tantalizes your taste buds with every bite. For a more comprehensive meal experience, the Full Meals spread provides a gastronomic journey through South Indian flavors that's hard to match.

Temple City prides itself on providing a clean and hygienic environment. Restroom facilities and quality drinking water are readily available, ensuring a comfortable dining experience.

Convenience is key, with ample parking facilities available. As you indulge in the delicious offerings, you can enjoy a beautiful view of the bustling NH 44, adding a unique backdrop to your dining experience.

But what truly sets Temple City apart is the impeccable quality of its food. Each dish is a masterpiece in taste and presentation, a testament to their commitment to culinary excellence.

In conclusion, Temple City near Madurai is a culinary gem located along the NH 44. It offers a delightful range of dishes, with the Veg Biryani and Full Meals stealing the show. The restaurant's dedication to hygiene, ample parking, and a picturesque view of the national highway make it a fantastic dining destination. When you seek quality food in a pleasant environment, Temple City should be at the top...

I stayed at the Temple City Box Stay on 01/05/24 and around 10.30 decided to walk down to the restaurant. The morning breakfast crowd was gone and only two tables were occupied. I chose a corner table and sat down. The table was not cleaned and left overs were still lying in the table. I looked around hoping to catch the eye of a waiter, but they were busy chit-chatting. After some efforts caught the eye of one. I beckoned him and requested him to get the table cleaned. He immediately shouted a lady's name and asked her to clean the table and went back to his chat mate.

I waited for more than 5 minutes and nothing happened. Then I signaled to a person who was taking orders at another table.

He came over and I told him my table is not cleaned. His immediate retort was "Do I look like the person to clean the table?". I told him that I was sitting here for a good 10 minutes and because the table was not cleaned I was unable to order. And I had called him to complain that no one was attending to my table. I also told him that Temple City had it's own standard and I have been here before. As a person who appeared to be in charge of the dining hall he should be aware of what is happening in the dining hall.

That got him going and my table was cleared in a jiffy.

I ordered masala Dosa. Well some days, nothing goes right. I got almost whole potatoes in the masala and I got away from the restaurant...