New Arya Bhavan Vegetarian Restaurant

I ordered ghee roast dosa and coffee Dosa and cofee - satisfcatory Chutney-outstanding Sambar-utter flop Atmosphere -poor( not family friendly) Service- satisfied

New Aryabhavan Vegetarian Restaurant in Vadakara is a decent spot for vegetarian food. Many customers appreciate the authentic and satisfying flavors, especially the traditional South Indian dishes. The prices are generally considered reasonable, offering good value for money. However, some visitors have noted that parking can be an issue, and the availability of AC dining might be limited. Overall, it's a good choice for a tasty and affordable vegetarian meal if you're in the area.

The food was quite satisfactory. However, the availability of parking spaces seemed somewhat limited during peak hours. Furthermore, the wait time for takeaway orders appeared to be quite lengthy, which could be improved.Therefore, addressing these issues could elevate the overall customer experience significantly.

It is located near vadakara private bus stand.building too old.it seems to Lack of neatness and cleaness.food is okay okay feel only.i had poori and baji. parking for few vehicles

New Arya Bhavan could probably be the only TN / Udupi type restaurants in Vatakara which serves similar fare but it is not a strict TamilNadu/Udupi fare because people who walk in a locals and they would demand other local dishes too. If anyone is in Vatakara and is missing Tamil Nadu breakfast like Dosa, Vada, Idly, Upma, Poori Masala etc can straight away go here to satiate your hunger pangs and you will come out reasonably happy. It is near the Vatakara New Bus Stand. I walked into this non descript restaurant for breakfast and I was surprised to find the place packed to its gills. Though they are reasonably clean there is room for improvement of cleanliness. The service people are not friendly but they are effective in getting what you want without much wait. I ordered a Dosa and Vada the first time and then Upma and Idly the send time I went there. The Dosa seem to be the crowd favourite and mine too. It does not measure up to Dosas in Chennai, Coimbatore or Madurai but it is good. The idly was not upto my expectations but palatable. The Vada was good (ensure it is reasonably hot). The Tea was good and strong as wanted it to be. The pricing is excellent and perfect for the average Indian. Even the emigrant workers from.tue North seem to make a beeline to this restaurant to try their fare. I sure would not mind going there again because I miss the Tamilnadu food especially the breakfast and I can satiate that by going there.