Dosa Curry - Vancouver

Not long after I arrived (before evening), the Justin Beiber was crowned and the flashing LEDs were illuminated. The decor was ashamed and it didn't seem to be great adherence to the cleaning codes (the menu I was handed over was crusty). The food was fine; Dosa was well done, but the filling was Blande. The Manchurian Cauliflower starter was good. Server unattended; even answered a personal call during payment. I had to hunt him down for the reception.

We walked for a night and my husband had never tried Dosas before. We are pleased that we have stopped and it is in our neighborhood. I'm sure it's popular. The sauri sliced mosaic was soooo good. Great value. Must try when you visit Vancouver.

I have the masala dosa that amazing and just $8! The outside was crispy, the filling was generous, and the sauces were delicious. I loved it and would definitely eat again! They had hand sanitation at the door and at the table where payments are made. The server wore a mask right all the time I was there, used hand sanitizer, and seemed to sanitizing the tables that they deleted.

Stunning over this place when we went to get out of the English bay, they had a completely separate vegan menu. That had a lot to choose in starters, curries, naan bread and of course cansas. You also had a great vegan lunch offer on where you could have a tablet with 3 curries, rice, Naan bread and some cut veg for $7! And they also did every veggie dosas for $8. We shared a lunch and a dosa and they were MASSIVE. Would highly recommend this place. Local business, good food, amazing price can not ask for more!

Not long after I arrived (before evening), the justin was cranked and the flashing leds were illuminated. the decoration was ashamed and it didn't seem very adhering to cleaning codes (the menu I was handed over was crusty). the food was in order; dosa was well done, but the filling was blanching. the manchurian cauliflower starter was good. server unattended; even answers a personal call during the payment. I had to chase him for the reception.