This hotel was founded by enterorebeur from north India, Sri.Badri Prasad, who was a pioneer in the Hotel Industry. Tasty and healthy vegetarian food was the mission of late Sri.Badri jPrasad. He established a chain of lhotels, called Indra Bhavan, Indra Cafe, Indra Vihar Garden Hoel, Indra Bhavan Boarding and Lodging Hotel. He also constructed the present Usah Lexus Hotel,... More

We arrived later on in the evening, and sent up stairs. At that hour, it was reasonably quiet. The food was very tasty and yummy! The menu was good, the place was clean and the food arrived reasonably quickly. More than happy to return!

If you want to eat the tasty Karnataka food, this is the place you have to go in Mysore. The food was really tasty and we enjoyed every bit of it. Right in the busy Mysore market, don't go by the looks from outside. When you enter the hotel, it is kept clean and tidy with piping hot food served... More

First up, this is a place you should go to for the Mysorean cuisine, that is yummy dosas, idlis & vadas. The place is unassuming, a small hall but kept very clean, right next to the city bus stand. They open only at 7:30am, so you chould reach here about 7:45, it gets crowded beyond 8.. The owners were a... More

We've been there many many times and had the opportunity to taste almost everything... Food is really great, that explains why the restaurant is always full of people (local and tourists) ! One of our best restaurant in south of India ! The staff was very kind with us, our 3 children really enjoyed. Very near to the wonderfull night... More

busy cafe, frequented by Indians for Dosa, Vada, snacks (chats) or meals, popular amongst foreign tourists, fast and efficient service. An old time favourite.

Good place if you wish to have south indian food. thought the place looks like roadside udipi, the food is superb.

We had gone to this place at around 8.30 PM with 5 hungry kids in tow. The restaurant had little to offer and told us that it would take them atleast 15 mins to serve food. We chose noodles, fried rice and pani puri for the kids and waited until 9.45 PM. Other tables were being served but we got... More

From a western point of view this is more of a greasy spoon cafe with very basic tables and chairs. Apart from the stark look of the place the food was absolutely fantastic and the prices are unbelievable. We had a lovely vegetable thali and a couple of drinks and the bill came to about £3.00 ! Chatted to some... More