Comments on: Yum http://www.stochastica.net/2005/04/09/yum/ It's got a point, if only you can find it... Tue, 15 Jun 2010 17:08:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Karthik http://www.stochastica.net/2005/04/09/yum/comment-page-1/#comment-59 Karthik Thu, 14 Apr 2005 04:46:25 +0000 http://www.stochastica.net/2005/04/09/yum/#comment-59 Vijay, I live in Florida, so I am not <em>that</em> familiar with restaurants on the West Coast. Here are the ones I like: Dakshin in Orlando is good, if a little overpriced. They have an eclectic mixture of dishes with a lot of seafood - not much help for a vegetarian. Woodland’s (again Orlando) is kind of like Saravana Bhavan in ambience, and the food is decent. India South in Fort Lauderdale is quite surprisingly the best South Indian in Florida. Surprising because it is close to home. Atlanta has awesome Indian restaurants. Krishna Vilas, a tiny family run take out place in Decatur has great food at unbelievable prices. I love their Pongal and Coffee. Madras Saravana Bhavan and Udupi are good, but not as good as Krishna Vilas. Washington DC has Amma’s Vegetarian Cuisine, and a better Udupi (at College Park) than the one in Atlanta. Chicago has quite a few – Andhra Bhavan, Udupi etc. all on the same street. Ditto Toronto – Gerard Street has more Indian restaurants than whole other cities. New York and New Jersey - Pongal, Dasprakash etc., but nothing earth shaking. I’ve been to a few in San Jose (Saravana Bhavan, I think), and have heard about others in Texas (Madras Pavilion) but haven’t been there. Vijay, I live in Florida, so I am not that familiar with restaurants on the West Coast. Here are the ones I like:

Dakshin in Orlando is good, if a little overpriced. They have an eclectic mixture of dishes with a lot of seafood – not much help for a vegetarian.

Woodland’s (again Orlando) is kind of like Saravana Bhavan in ambience, and the food is decent.

India South in Fort Lauderdale is quite surprisingly the best South Indian in Florida. Surprising because it is close to home.

Atlanta has awesome Indian restaurants. Krishna Vilas, a tiny family run take out place in Decatur has great food at unbelievable prices. I love their Pongal and Coffee. Madras Saravana Bhavan and Udupi are good, but not as good as Krishna Vilas.

Washington DC has Amma’s Vegetarian Cuisine, and a better Udupi (at College Park) than the one in Atlanta.

Chicago has quite a few – Andhra Bhavan, Udupi etc. all on the same street. Ditto Toronto – Gerard Street has more Indian restaurants than whole other cities.

New York and New Jersey – Pongal, Dasprakash etc., but nothing earth shaking.

I’ve been to a few in San Jose (Saravana Bhavan, I think), and have heard about others in Texas (Madras Pavilion) but haven’t been there.

]]> By: Vijay http://www.stochastica.net/2005/04/09/yum/comment-page-1/#comment-56 Vijay Wed, 13 Apr 2005 16:31:52 +0000 http://www.stochastica.net/2005/04/09/yum/#comment-56 Karthik/others, in case I happen to travel around in US, wanted to know what your take was on the best South Indian restaurants you have been to,rare as they are, in US? Karthik/others, in case I happen to travel around in US, wanted to know what your take was on the best South Indian restaurants you have been to,rare as they are, in US?

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