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Best Indian restaurants in Oud Metha
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Mangalorean flavourReviews describe the food as authentic and home-style, with traditional coastal Karnataka flavours.
Ghee roastsChicken and prawns ghee roast are standout orders, with the chicken ghee roast called the meal's highlight.
Kudla Restaurant is an Indian restaurant in Oud Metha with a strong focus on Mangalorean and coastal South Indian cooking. Reviewers repeatedly point to the neer dosa, ghee roasts and seafood, while breakfast and quick service make it useful beyond dinner.
View full business page →Tip: Try breakfastGo for breakfast if you want freshly served food and the notably soft buns; one reviewer makes it a Sunday routine.
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Layered porottaThe porotta is praised for its crisp, flaky texture and clearly defined layers.
Beef dishesBeef fry and beef roast are recurring favourites, especially alongside porotta or Kerala meals.
Aaraamam Restaurant is an Indian restaurant in Oud Metha serving Kerala and South Indian food. Reviews point to flaky porotta, beef fry, appam, biryani and breakfast favourites such as milk tea, with both dine-in and takeaway experiences mentioned.
View full business page →Tip: Try porottaStart with the flaky porotta, especially if you want to pair it with beef fry or roast.
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Crisp dosasSeveral diners specifically enjoyed the dosa texture, including a crisp dosa alongside podi idli and medhu wada.
Vegetarian choiceThe restaurant provides a broad South Indian vegetarian option, with one repeat visitor comparing its dosa and meals favourably with India.
Saravanaa Bhavan Oud Metha is a pure vegetarian South Indian restaurant, known in reviews for dosas, breakfast dishes and traditional filter coffee. It suits diners looking for familiar vegetarian comfort food, though recent experiences suggest that food consistency and service can vary.
View full business page →Tip: Plan parkingAllow extra time to find parking; one diner parked a little away in paid parking near the restaurant.
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Satvik optionsA strong fit for diners seeking food cooked without onion and garlic, with vegan and Jain choices also mentioned.
Thali varietyThe unlimited thali includes breads, rice, curries, dal, appetisers and dessert, with Sai Bhog and Misal versions receiving repeat praise.
Sai Dham is a pure-vegetarian Indian restaurant in Oud Mehta, known for satvik and Jain-friendly food in a calm, devotional setting. The thalis are a strong draw, while dishes such as tandoori momos and garlic naan give first-time visitors plenty beyond the set meals.
View full business page →Tip: Try thaliStart with a thali: the Misal and Sai Bhog versions have both been specifically praised by diners.
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North DelhiPaneer Patiala gave a Delhi-born vegetarian reviewer a taste that reminded them of home.
Generous PortionsReviews describe the portions as generous, including thalis with a broad selection of food.
BrewCurry is an Indian restaurant in Oud Metha, known in reviews for North Indian flavours, generous portions and warm, family-oriented hospitality. The menu highlights dishes such as Paneer Patiala and biryani, while the quiet, clean setting suits relaxed meals with friends or family.
View full business page →Tip: Visit Off-PeakIf timing matters, avoid busy periods: one reviewer reported a 30–45 minute wait for the full order.
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Signature dishChicken tikka with puri is repeatedly singled out, with one long-term customer calling it the best chicken tikka they had tried in the UAE.
Indo-ChineseThe Chinese menu has fans too; Chilly Cauliflower was described as crunchy and the Hakka Noodles as up to the mark.
New West Zone Supermarket is a grocery stop near Movenpick Apartment Oud Metha 1, while the supplied reviews also cover an Indian and Indo-Chinese restaurant at the listing. The clearest restaurant draw is Chicken Tikka with Puri, with Chinese dishes and grills also mentioned.
View full business page →Tip: Try signatureStart with Chicken Tikka with Puri; multiple reviews identify this combination as the standout order.
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Grilled chickenSeveral reviews highlight the grilled chicken as a strong value choice, served with salad and garlic sauce.
Kerala mealsKerala-style dishes are a clear strength, including moderately spicy rice with chicken or fish served on a banana leaf.
Wadi Al Baraka Cafeteria is an affordable Indian restaurant in Oud Metha, known for quick bites such as shawarma and grilled chicken. Reviews also point to South Indian and Kerala-style meals, including banana-leaf rice lunches and strong tea.
View full business page →Tip: Order shawarmaTry the signature shawarma and ask for extra garlic sauce if you like a stronger finish.
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