Bengaluru Tiffins Club

My friend recommended this. It is next to the Indira canteen In a small lane. I visited on a stautday around 10am and it was super crowded. I ordered a savige bath and Uddin vada. Eventhough it was crowded, did not take much time for me to get my order, as most of the customers were waiting for dosas. The savige bath was perfect and vada was crispy. The chutney was nice. Sambar could have been better. The price was quite reasonable and there were 3-4 tables outside.

I recently visited the newly opened Bengaluru Tiffins Club, located at 2/13, Karnataka Housing, 2/12, B Sector, Yelahanka New Town, Bengaluru. I arrived around 8:45 PM, which was nearly closing time. Although I couldn't try all their offerings, I did sample the idly with chutney, and I found out they don't serve sambar. The idly was priced at 15 INR for a single piece and paired nicely with the chutney. I also tried the masala dosa, which cost 50 INR. However, I thought the masala dosa was quite hard and not to my liking. The dosa itself was acceptable in terms of texture and flavor. I had hoped to try the lemon badam, shyavige uppittu, and goli baje, but unfortunately, they were all sold out by the time I got there. I definitely plan to return and sample all the dishes. Visited BTC for the second time and ordered shyavige uppittu, which was priced at 50 INR but was not cooked properly. It was still raw, and the spices were not blended well. It was an okay dish. I also tried their well-known lemon badam, which I didn't enjoy, costing 15 INR. Lemon badam is essentially a hot lemon sweet juice with a hint of badam flavor. I sampled their tea, which was below average and also cost 15 INR.

Recently visited this place to try their food and it was an amazing experience. Their entire menu price is under 50/- and preparing fresh food which is so delicious in taste. Must try thier lemon badam and chitrana one of the best in town. Lot of other varieties like dosa, Idli, vade, chaw chaw bath and lot more. Highly recommended place.

Visited Bangalore Tiffin Club recently in Yelahanka for breakfast. Tried a few items along with coffee. The food quality was okay -- not bad, but not very impressive either. The flavours felt a bit plain and could use more freshness. Coffee was decent but slightly watery. The ambience is simple and clean, with quick service, which is a plus. Prices are reasonable for the portion size. Overall, it's an average experience -- good for a quick bite, but there's room for improvement in taste and consistency.

Food was very tasty. Quantity was less and plate was very small. No tables to stand outside except one. Food cost is nominal