Small restaurant for fast value for money kerala food. Includes non veg options too. They even serve kappa.

Located at a corner of heavy rushed INA Market Delhi. Food is average, service is poor. Kerala food ullivada, pazhampori, porotta, meals available.

The restaurant run by Jerin is known for authentic Kerala food, offers a wide variety of chicken, fish, lamb and other delicacies. There are several Kerala hotels around, this one is the best. Their service is quick, accepts UPI payment and also provides juice drinks.

Been here a number of time. Especially for their parothas. It reminds of Laccha paratha in Kolkata, but this variation is much softer. It perfectly combines with Mutton roast or mutton fry. The filter coffee is also worth trying to end the feast.. The service is quick, the owner and staff are cordial and moreover they assist you in placing a perfect order as per your taste. What more does a customer want. They have two sitting areas in INA market itself. Very easy to locate. Right opposite Delhi Haat INA, in the centre of INA market. Just 20 steps from the metro station. A must try place in Delhi for every non veg lover.

The best place to get Kerala food in Delhi. Very affordable, in fact, in the same amount in which we get dishes from Kerala. They've everything from home, from puttu and kadala curry to pazhampori and beef fry. The service is awesome. Everybody is so pleasant and attentive. It's right next to INA metro gate number 2. The atmosphere is also nice, with good music and space.

I ordered chicken biryani. Rating this 3 because of the below: 1. The taste fast not what i expected. 2. I guess they used old & frozen chicken for biryani. 3. @170 you can easily buy 1/2 kg mooradabadi/ hyderabadi biryani in most of the biryani joint in delhi. Which is a more wise choice in my opinion.

A crowded place, may hav to wait for the seats, and wait won't b not that worth, food was ok ok.Ordered meals with fish fry, rice was over cooked and curries were not up to the mark.

The food quality as well as quantity is adequate for the price. The price is variable with the menu but not that expensive as compared to many other restaurants of the same kind (and swiggy -of course). Seating arrangements are somewhat okay but when it's crowded, it would be somewhat uncomfortable to have a good dining experience. Overall, i would say it is a very good restaurant with plenty of South Indian options and non-veg options. Go and try yourself. Guten Appetit