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Price range per person INR 890 - INR 2,200
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Nestled in the heart of Chennai, New Woodlands Hotel is a legendary establishment that has stood the test of time. Known for its authentic South Indian cuisine, this fine dining spot offers a warm and cozy ambiance that evokes nostalgia. The interior design may be old-fashioned, but it exudes charm and character that is hard to find in modern restaurants.
The price range at New Woodlands Hotel is reasonable, making it a popular place for families and groups of friends. The location is convenient, with ample parking space available. One of the special features of this eatery is its outdoor seating area, where guests can enjoy their meals amidst lush greenery and fresh air.
The menu at New Woodlands Hotel boasts of a variety of dishes, including the famous Masala Dosa, Pongal, Sambar Vada, and Chana Bhatura. For those who prefer North Indian cuisine, Vrindavan Restaurant within the establishment offers a delectable selection of dishes such as Butter Chicken, Naan, and Biryani. The drinks menu includes soft drinks, fresh juices, and lassi, a traditional Indian yogurt-based drink.
Overall, New Woodlands Hotel is a must-visit place for anyone looking for an authentic South Indian dining experience. With its rich history, delicious food, and charming ambiance, it is no wonder that this place has maintained its reputation as one of the best vegetarian restaurants in Chennai.
The price range at New Woodlands Hotel is reasonable, making it a popular place for families and groups of friends. The location is convenient, with ample parking space available. One of the special features of this eatery is its outdoor seating area, where guests can enjoy their meals amidst lush greenery and fresh air.
The menu at New Woodlands Hotel boasts of a variety of dishes, including the famous Masala Dosa, Pongal, Sambar Vada, and Chana Bhatura. For those who prefer North Indian cuisine, Vrindavan Restaurant within the establishment offers a delectable selection of dishes such as Butter Chicken, Naan, and Biryani. The drinks menu includes soft drinks, fresh juices, and lassi, a traditional Indian yogurt-based drink.
Overall, New Woodlands Hotel is a must-visit place for anyone looking for an authentic South Indian dining experience. With its rich history, delicious food, and charming ambiance, it is no wonder that this place has maintained its reputation as one of the best vegetarian restaurants in Chennai.
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Gurinder Jhinjer (Guri)
14 days ago on Google
Non corporation staff don't like tourists. And also they don't have good staff members they can't even know how to talk with the coustomers .
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Kamalakar Venigalla
14 days ago on Google
Food is decent. Service leaves a lot to be desired even at 3:30pm. Somehow nobody is around to serve or ask anything. Parking is available sufficiently.
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thameem surya
15 days ago on Google
Important Notice – Please Read & Share I recently visited the New Woodlands Hotel – Janaki Krishna Hall, Chennai, for the reception of our owner’s son with my 5-year-old child. While there, my son was wearing a 5-gram gold chain, which I had purchased in February 2025 with my hard-earned money. I walk barefoot as a personal devotion to God. On the evening of Friday, 24th October 2025, my son was wearing the chain in the dining hall. After moving to the next hall, the chain went missing. We immediately asked the hall staff and manager, but no clear response was given. I would like to advise all visitors to New Woodlands Hotel – Janaki Krishna Hall to be extra cautious with their belongings. This chain was not just a piece of jewelry; it holds deep emotional and sentimental value for me, with a current market value of ₹55,000. The value of this gold chain is also expected to increase in the future. I have filed a police complaint, but unfortunately, the CCTV footage was unclear, and no one could be identified. I sincerely thank the Royapettah Police Station for their support. Note: This post is based on my personal experience and is shared only to create awareness. – Monisha Kottivakkam, Chennai
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Asian, Indian, Vegetarian options
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Price range per person INR 890 - INR 2,200
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