Cafe madras 38 B, Circle House, Kings Circle, Matunga East, Mumbai

In mid-March, 2014 a rat was found in the food served in the Defendant’s establishment. The defendant then argued that there are at least 6 restaurants in Bombay itself with the name ‘Cafe Madras’. Some of our readers who have ventured out into Matunga, Bombay might have come across ‘Cafe Madras’, a restaurant serving Udipi Cuisine. Basmati rice with the delightful addition of freshly grated coconut for a tropical touch. Tandoori chicken tossed with onions and cucumber. If you like spicy and garlicky chicken dish this will satisfy your palate like never before.

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Our starters mark the beginning of your Indian flavour exploration — each dish meticulously curated to tempt your palate as a teaser to a great feast ahead. Discover a world of taste at our restaurant in Glasgow. Our menus feature a curated selection of traditional and contemporary dishes that capture the essence of Indian cuisine. Crafted from the same heritage that built Cafe Madras, every snack we make carries the warmth of our kitchen and the comfort of home. In a rapidly changing world, this cherished café continues to offer a genuine taste of South India, making every visit a delightful journey through history and flavour.

“When you are in a food business that’s what you do”, says Mr Dev. Their product strategy was to always serve their customers with good food which was the only strategy that was employed from its inception. What makes the food different than the others lies in its recipe.

• In this case, ‘Cafe Madras’ is the most essential and prominent part of the mark and therefore, the use of the same words would constitute infringement even if there were stylistic variations on how they were written.
• The menu at Cafe Madras is a tribute to classic South Indian dishes, each crafted to satisfy a range of cravings.
• The dosa was soft with the layering of the white chutney.
• Our menus feature a curated selection of traditional and contemporary dishes that capture the essence of Indian cuisine.

Cafe Madras being the home to panpoli, a dessert made with jaggery and banana, makes this dessert a ‘must try‘ on the menu. Lets not forget the iconic rasam vadas, the warm upma and their filter coffee. Its USP remains its tasty and filling fare, fast service and affordable prices.

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We’d gladly move into any of the three rooms at this all-day Kala Ghoda cafe that almost feels like you’re in Europe. Where to find spicy seafood, vada pav, and seasonal tasting menus in one of the most densely populated cities in the world. Get your meal started with good white coffee, ground coffee or fresh juices. Delicious cordial, ale or indian wine are among the tastiest drinks to degust. Come to this restaurant to have a meal if you are hungry after gazing at Kochu Guruvayoor Temple. All rights reserved.

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A dish of tandoori chicken and tiger prawns with plenty of onions and coriander, coated with the Chef’s secret Nantara sauce. Savour the delightful experience of these delicately spiced, soft-textured lentil fritters — crispy fried. Idli are soft and fluffy steamed rice cakes, and Vada are crisp and savoury spiced lentil doughnuts. A dosa rolled with shredded chicken tikka and onions, seasoned with the aromatic flavours of green chillies, fennel seeds, and fragrant curry leaves.

The dosa idle were decent but not worth sitting in congested tables with no AC. MTR pre mix dosa batter gives better taste than whatever they serve here. The food is bland tasteless and not worth the hype. Absolutely horrible food. A modest ambience (no AC), the place rocks because of its superior food quality and the friendliness of the owners and staff. As you wait for the food to come to your table, take a look around you.

The service is quick and really fast, the serve fresh hot food. Enjoy room upgrades, early check-in and late check-out, daily breakfast and food and spa credits at top luxury properties. With a solid rating of 4.4 on Google and 4.5 on TripAdvisor, Cafe Madras is an iconic destination for anyone craving hearty vegetarian fare. Known for its authentic South Indian cuisine, the cafe exudes a no-frills charm that makes it feel like a step back in time.

Café Madras is more than just a restaurant; it’s a Cafe Madras living testament to South Indian culinary traditions. Dining at Café Madras often means sharing a table with fellow food enthusiasts, fostering a sense of community. The Mulgi Podi is a must-buy when you visit Cafe Madras for you will be craving it ever since you taste it. We also had to have Filter Coffee, as no visit to a restaurant serving South Indian cuisine is complete without it.