Sri Krishna Bhavan - Puducherry

I've heard of his specialty in dosa preparations. So I've wanted to see it for myself since arriving in Pondicherry. However, we only got a chance to explore this place last night. There is a candy counter called Sri Krishna Sweets on the ground floor and the restaurant is on the first floor. The dosa (more precisely masala dosa) was huge (similar to the other places where these south Indian products are served) and poured out of the plate. Decorations were minimal but necessary. There was a banana leaf under the dosa, which gives it a special feeling when you are enjoying your Tamil meal. Chutney, sambar and pudina really matched the dosa. Nothing more to add, nor would I dare.

This restaurant / candy store is on Mission Street. After a busy day in the city, we decided to take an evening coffee break here. Also, Sri Krishna Sweets is a famous name that has been around for a while and so we didn't think twice about it before going inside. The restaurant is divided into two floors. The lower is devoted to sweets and treats, while the first floor has service seating. We wanted to get a light snack with our coffee. We were apparently too early for the snacks and had to be satisfied with Parotta Kurma. First the ambience. It's decent, nothing out of the ordinary. It is surprisingly not very busy. People clearly prefer A2B and other popular outlets over this one. There are around 4-5 tables on the first floor. Next up is the food. The item we ordered was unfortunately disappointing. The parotta was hard. The kurma was too hot. We ordered our coffee shortly after and it was good. The service is ok. The candy store on the first floor is good. We tried the Boondi Laddoo and some hearty snacks and really liked them. Just come back for the candy.

This restaurant / candy store is on Mission Street. After a busy day in the city, we decided to take an evening coffee break here. Also, Sri Krishna Sweets is a famous name that has been around for a while and so we didn't think twice about it before going inside. The restaurant is divided into two floors. The lower is devoted to sweets and treats, while the first floor has service seating. We wanted to get a light snack with our coffee. We were apparently too early for the snacks and had to be satisfied with Parotta Kurma. First the ambience. It's decent, nothing out of the ordinary. It is surprisingly not very busy. People clearly prefer A2B and other popular outlets over this one. There are around 4-5 tables on the first floor. Next up is the food. The item we ordered was unfortunately disappointing. The parotta was hard. The kurma was too hot. We ordered our coffee shortly after and it was good. The service is ok. The candy store on the ground floor ... read more

Highly recommended for South Indian articles. its spacious and decent pricing in consideration of the norm of pondys caffes. would not be wise to order Nordic Indians. the personal is polite, but usually speaking the local language.

To hear his specificity in Dosa preparations. So I wanted to see myself since the day I arrived in pondicherry. but only last night we had the opportunity to explore this place. on the ground floor there is a candy counter called sri krishna sweets and the restaurant is located on the first floor. the dosa (in particular masala dosa) was huge (not in contrast to the other places serving this South Indian article) and was poured out the dish. decorations were minimal, but necessary. under the dosa was marked a banan leaf with a special feeling that they get when enjoying their Tamil food. chutney, lonely and pudina were really congruent with the dosa. nothing to add more, still...read more