The best restaurants Tamil Nadu

The restaurant is located on the first floor of a charming house. The setting is pleasant with old photos and maps of Ooty on the wall. You can have your meal on the corridor or in one of the dining rooms. The products served here are organic and fresh and the recipes are delicious. On the menu are excellent pizzas, pastas, sandwiches and other sweet and savory snacks. All to be accompanied by a good honey tea. A store on the first floor sells spices and organic honey from the area, as well as some fashion items.

The Yogi is a place not to be missed in Mamallapuram. In a nice Buddhist inspired decor, you can taste salads, pasta, French chicken or beef dishes, sesame bread and cheese bought in Auroville, near Pondicherry. It is also possible to reserve lobsters or crabs in advance. The welcome is very warm, the quality unchanged over the years, despite the sad death of Muji, the co-creator of the place with Fabienne, a French woman who has been living in the village for a long time.

The restaurant is located in a huge garden, very pleasant, not far from the Alliance française. And the chef has talent: al dente pasta, creamy pesto and rare beef. The house offers a small appetizer to whet your appetite and, another good point, the baguette is crispy as you wish. Wine served by the glass. A good address.

Another establishment that has moved! Unfortunately, the charm and intimacy of the first place have disappeared. The restaurant is now located on Othavadai Street with a room in the backyard and a smaller room on the first floor.

Recent initiatives include the introduction of a new Sizzlers line and a few price changes. The wait is sometimes a bit long, but the game is worth it: the shares are gargantuan. At noon you can see young Indians playing beach volleyball on the beach. This hotel is also a hotel. The rooms overlook the sea.

This name sounds Western and it is! The decoration is modern: terrace, cutlery, plates… Indian dishes include tandooris, curries, rice, starters, soups, chicken, lamb, beef and noodles. You can also enjoy Chinese dishes. Western cuisine is offered as omelettes and salads. Note that if you order a green salad you will not have lettuce, but cucumbers, carrots, washers of tomatoes and onions. The service is courteous and the dishes are indique. The atmosphere is relaxed, because the music is pleasant and the cooks can work behind a window. Don't miss the chicken roll, it's succulent!

This restaurant is part of the Hotel Palmgrove. It is located in the. district. The restaurant is air-conditioned, large and with a simple and quite austere decoration, despite the soft paper towels to make the palm trunks. The map is varied. There are hours to order some dishes, but the servers are quite conciliatory. Breakfast is served from to, lunch from to and dinner from to. Tiffins, sandwiches, hot dogs, and burgers are offered from to. Soups, tandooris, rice, noodles and pizzas are also available. By serving, try a halwa halwa: it is a small rectangle of dough very perfumed, sweet and wrapped in a sheet. It is good and very much.

Many tourists come to lunch or dinner here. The main specialities are pizzas (from 110 Rs) and seafood such as shrimps. The average meal is about 200 Rs.

It serves good Chinese and Western cuisine.

The variety of Indian breads, stuffed with vegetables, paneer, cumin or garlic, is particularly appreciated. Very good non-veg dishes at low prices, especially those with chicken.

A recommended place for its good North Indian cuisine, including Parothas and Dhal Makhni.

Despite its kitsch decor, this restaurant is an excellent place to taste seafood. Try Sea Food Platter, a whole fish grilled in masala, squid and prawns with chips or rice. A delight. The menu offers a variety of dishes, and the service is sober but sometimes a little long...

Next to the Indianostrum theater, our beloved "Café des Amis" has given way to a small tea room with a very girlylook. The mismatched furniture, found in flea markets, has been repainted in dazzling pastel colors. The menu, quite short, proposes breakfasts and snacks for a light lunch. We stop here to drink a coffee or a refreshing juice or to taste a scoop of ice cream. The service, exclusively feminine, is not very eager. But nothing serious, since we stop here to chat and to remake the world.

Good restaurant, air-conditioned and clean, which serves very good vegetarian dishes. We recommend the café, whose quietness changes pleasantly from the noise of buses and nearby restaurants.

At the back left in the inner courtyard of the Nahar Hotel is this vegetarian multi-cuisine restaurant (South Indian, North Indian and Chinese cuisine). From 12 to 3 pm, they serve excellent thalis (called meals here) from South India, Punjab and the special thali of the place. Also on the menu: masala dosa. The prices are a bit higher than elsewhere but the quality of the products is there and the customers are flocking! The portions are relatively small though.

A vegetarian restaurant located in the hotel of the same name that is popular with the locals, which is often a guarantee of authenticity. Breakfast with Idly or Masala dosa, lunch with different thalis recipes: from South India, or the more gourmet versions from Gujarator North India. For dinner, several options are offered a la carte. It's simple but it's very good! Moreover, the owner, Mr Mougamadou, is from Pondicherry: he will be happy to welcome you and to inform you in French. Attractive prices.

This is the Hotel Nahar Coffee Bar. Lassis, fruit juices, different teas and snacks (sandwiches, masala dosas, cakes…). A pleasant place to take a break.

Opposite the Benetton store, this small unpretentious restaurant offers excellent chicken, mutton and fish kebabs, various meat dishes, the inevitable biryani, and also some vegetarian dishes based on paneer, Veg Noodles... The portions are not very copious but the food is really tasty! The opinions are really clear-cut because some people love it and others hate it... The setting is not the most welcoming and would deserve to be better kept, however the welcome is nice.

You'll need some courage to find this restaurant! Located within the luxury hotel King's Cliff, a little away from Ooty in the climb (allow 15 minutes walk minimum), this restaurant proposes gastronomic dishes of quality. On the menu, Indian and international specialties, the dishes are delicately presented, hearty and tasty. The place is magical and has a colonial atmosphere with undeniable charm. The prices are high of course, but the service is impeccable. One of the best restaurants in the region.