-By Swati Sucharita
Despite the addition of four more outlets, the oldest and most popular branch in Banjara Hills is always bustling. At Chutneys the focus remains plain hogging on South Indian tiffin. On the menu, is also a North Indian menu like Chole Bhature and Chinese snacks of the Hakka Noodles variety, both of which are passable. Instead go for the Babai Idli, Masala Dosa and MLA Pesarattu. The latter never ceases to delight, with the hot upma filling, spiked with finely chopped green chillies, sharpening your palate. The Steam Dosa, we would argue, is hyped, and so are the four mini-uttapams in different flavours. The chutneys are unfailingly fresh and delicious, though, and the fragrant filter coffee at the end of any meal is always a delight. You also get an assortment of fresh fruit juices and buttermilk, sweet lassi etc, like any good South Indian vegetarian restaurant. For lunch, there are vegetarian thalis, which are quite fulfilling.
Review posted more than a year ago
This south indian restaurant was Chiranjeevi's favourite. The Chiranjeevi dosa is named after him and is extremely special..difficult to explain what it is but would recommend to all. It is a great place to go for a fast value for money food which served authentic south indian food...chutneys and coffee are lovely..must go.
Review posted more than a year ago
CCH offers excellent vegetarian chutneys, as the name also suggests.It provides a great value for money. Lots of variety and choices for 140 Rs and a great place to have a small lunch kitty party.
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