IDEAL kitchen

Alok Nanda 13 months ago

Good place to grab a quick South Indian breakfast. The place is self service and chutneys are placed at a separate kiosk, opposite to the cash counter. They serve coconut chutney, peanut chutney and ginger chutney.
Tasted Masala dosa, Poori, Punugulu, Kesari and Idli. And elaichi tea from the adjoining chaiwala.
Poori - good sized and came with aloo curry which goes well with it. Three decent sized pooris.
Punugulu - not a fan. Uneventful, flat and nothing to write about. Same with the Idli.
Kesari sweet was quite good with a healthy presence of cashews and kismiss. Kids were literally licking their fingers after devouring this.
Masala dosa takes the crown. Crispy, deep red in colour and the right size. It was so good that it made us wish the chutneys were as good!
Elaichi tea - not good. At all. Period.
Ample parking available in the adjoining empty land parcel.

hydfood_n_travel 17 months ago

Ideal Kitchen ????

Ideal Kitchen is located at KPHB, it covers maximum of tiffins and the crowd here is huge. I have visited this place when it’s raining and not expected that crowd. I had a conversation with the owner himself, their staff is also very polite. It’s a self service system with fast service and the menu is pocket friendly. The maximum amount you invest here is 65/-

Here I have tried :
Uggani with bajji (tried first time with this combination and liked it)
Upma with kesari (their kesari is so delicious and must tryy)
Akukura dosa (they have many types of dosas but akukura dosa I heard it first time so thought of trying it and it tasted good)
Ghee Karam Idli (As usual it’s soft, hot and tasty)

Sarath Pagadala 13 months ago

Based on reviews, i went for breakfast. Ordered Sambar Vada : taste is not that great. Then onion dosa and plain Dosa : plain dosa tasted like as it is dipped in oil before serving. Chutney taste is good. Very less seating capacity. Overall, I can't say food is worst, but not worth. However, you can give a try.