Showing posts with label Masala Dosa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Masala Dosa. Show all posts

Tuesday, 4 June 2013

Masala Dosa @ Sri Latha Curry House - Bandaran Berjaya


I do like a good Masala Dosa for breakfast, it takes me right back to my Indian adventures! I've been meaning to sample Sri Latha's dosas for some time now so this morning was the perfect opportunity. Masala dosa here are stuffed with a mildly spiced, mix vegetable filling and served with a very tasty coconut and ginger chutney, dhal and curry. It's a tasty and filling breakfast for sure!


Sri Latha Curry House is located in Bandaran Berjaya, behind Mary Browns.
 


The Bill : 1x Masala Dosa, 1x Teh Tarik Sejuk = 5.50 MYR

Kick start your day with a delicious Masala Dosa @ Sri Latha! 

Friday, 22 March 2013

Masala Dosa @ Devi's Cafe - Api Api Centre


Devi's Cafe is well known for it's banana leaf meals, I was there this morning for breakfast so i thought I'd give their Masala Dosa a try. A dosa is a south Indian pancake made from fermented rice and lentil batter giving it a slight sour taste, the masala part refers to the mildly spiced potato 'stuffing' inside the dosa. Devi's serve the dish with two thin dahls and a spicy coconut chutney, this was a very filling, tasty breakfast and reminded me of my travels in India, wonderful!
 

 Devi's is located at Api - Api Centre.



The Bill : 1x Masala Dosa, 1x Teh Tarik = 6 MYR

Get a taste of Southern Indian breakfasts @ Devi's Cafe!

Wednesday, 25 January 2012

Masala Dosa @ Restaurant Choice - Downtown


Welcome to the taste of Southern India!
Masala Dosa is a staple in South India eaten for breakfast, lunch and dinner it's a very tasty and filling meal. I'm lucky enough to have eaten lots of them on my travels and couldn't believe my luck  when I found them here in KK.
A Dosa is a large thin pancake. The batter is made from a mixture of rice and lentils which is then cooked on a hot griddle. A mildly spiced potato filling is added to the centre of the dosa, after which it is folded over to form a rough triangle. In India more often than not a coconut chutney would be served along with dahl and possibly a curry sauce.




So how does Choice's Masala Dosa stand up to the ones I've eaten in India? Let me tell you...........they are absolutely spot on!!!
The dosa is crispy in parts, soft and chewy in others with a slight tangy taste. The potato filling is mildly spiced and both go perfectly well with the accompanying spicy curry sauce and dahl. The only thing missing is the coconut chutney but hey, you can't have it all! 


All this was washed down with a hot sweet Teh Tarik, delicious.




Choice has several branches around town this particular one is located downtown, right next door to Best Western Hotel and directly across the road from Wisma Merdeka.
   




Restaurant Choice Menu


   The Bill : Masala Dosa   3.20
                   Hot Teh Tarik  1.70

                                                                       Total : 4.90 MYR

A final thought, I tried to order Masala Dosa early in the evening one time to be told "Habis" now I don't know if they had no ingredients left or they only serve dosa at breakfast/lunchtime but my advice is, to get in there early.