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You can visit this restaurant if you happen to be near Church of Christ the King. Indian dishes are to be tried here. Based on the guests' opinions, waiters serve tasty idli, biryani and fried fish here. After a long working week, you can taste great coffee.
Most visitors indicate that the staff is well-trained. Kera South Indian is remarkable for its professional service. In accordance with the reviewers' opinions, prices are low. The overall score is 4 stars on Facebook.
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Price range per person INR 250
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Address
Rabindra Sadan
180 R B Road, Kolkata, West Bengal, India, 700034
Features
Outdoor seating
Cash only
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Ambiance: Nothing as such, a simple non-AC eatery.
Ordered:
Paper Butter Sada Dosa
Mixed Cheese Uttapam
Dosa(7/10): Pretty good in terms of quality. Could have used a little more butter, they put the dosa on a freshly washed, wet plate, which made parts of the dosa, Soggy. A decent buy for the price.
Uttapam (2/10): Completely bland, needed more salt, but it had no salt, making it pretty tasteless. The amount of cheese they put on it, it's not at all worth getting the cheese variant. Get a normal one if you want to eat a bland uttapam.
Service(4/10): Pretty poor. There is only 1 man on the floor handling the cleaning, serving food and condiments, taking orders, billing, etc. It's tough to get his attention, even if you need more Sambhar or Coconut chutney, it'll he tough to find him. But at times, he will come himself and serve you without having to ask.
Condiments: Sambhar was okay-ish, but looks yellow. Coconut chutney was great.
Fish curry rice is a must try item. It is prepared with a fish called Aila which is commonly consumed in Kerala. The spicy gravy is served with fine rice. The fish is itself oily like our very own Hilsha.
I have also tried their veg thali. The buttermilk that comes with the thali is refreshing. The coffee reminds me of my Bangalore days. It is served in a small steel glass along with a steel bowl which is a typical South Indian style.
The staffs are very courteous. The interior is not very comfortable to enjoy the food so it is better to get them packed. The quality of the food is the main reason to visit this unadorned eatery multiple times.