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The ultimate South Indian experience

Concept: If you are a South Indian food lover, then Idly Junction, a multi-cuisine restaurant, is the perfect place for you. It is a place to relax, hang out with friends, and enjoy delicious South Indian food. Idly junction is a complete family place and 100 per cent vegetarian restaurant. They also organise kitty parties, birthday parties and corporate parties. 
Ambience: The moment you enter the place you will feel the vibes from the colours yellow and orange. The atmosphere is very soothing, calm and very relaxing to the heart, eyes and mind.
The look of the restaurant is very trendy and peppy. The colours of the dinning tables, sofas and walls are also yellow and orange. Owner Subodh Kumar says, "South Indians love the colour yellow and orange therefore we tried to give the look that will suit them in North India too."
The seating capacity of the restaurant is around 40-50 people.
Food: For starters, one can choose mouth watering honey potato, rice idly and paneer momos. For the main course, the chef's recommendation was Mysore plain masala dosa, chilly gobi, chilly garlic rice, Fried chopsuey and coconut masala dosa and is very popular.
Being a multi-cuisine restaurant, Idly Junction serves Chinese and south Indian but their speciality is in south Indian food. Here, you will find more than 30 kinds of dosas and a lot of varieties of idly and uttappam.
If one orders the Great South Indian Thali, it is served with dosa, rice, veg kurma, mixed veg, sambhar, rasam, papad, pickle, sweet and curd. The same goes for Chinese combo that will satiate your craving for Chinese food. Overall, both the sections have their own speciality.
Turn-ons: The food and the menu is definitely a turn-on here. The hospitality adds to the soothing ambience that drives you here again and again.
Price points: A meal for two would cost around Rs 300 including starters and drinks.
Dipanshu Roy


 

    

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