Southern Spice Menu
Southern Spice Menu
Southern Spice Menu
it’s temple and palace inspired décor, richly laid interiors and food
restaurants.
Mindful of its illustrious past and a legendary culinary rigor, the craft
of its master chefs has remained unyielding and unrelenting over the
We invite you to join us in this journey where the past and the present
capital title and Telangana has similarities with the Deccan plateau
are largely used for cooking the Koora (curries) and the Chaaru
devour.
SOUPS & STARTERS
MIRIYALU RASAM 375
180 ml / 206 K cal | Mild spices, crushed pepper, tamarind pulp
ADAI 425
300 gms / 260 K cal | Spiced lentil and sesame seed pancake
served with traditional accompaniments
ing states, the fare changes with the landscape. From the forested
Udupi and Mangalore, the Ragi fields of South Karnataka to the Jola
(Sorghum) and rice fields in the north which offers spicier fare,
Mangalore and North Canara are famous for their Tangy seafood
MAINS
MAVINKAIYA MENSUKAI 525
350 gms / 260 K cal | Raw mango in a byadgi chilli and coconut curry
word - divine.
Hindu Sadya feasts and the stews & roasts of the Syrian Christians
C h i n e s e , Po r t u g u e s e , A ra b , D u t c h
MAINS
VENDAKAI UPPERI 425
300 gms / 427 K cal | Slow cooked tender okra with grated coconut
and home ground spices
PULIOHORA 625
500 gms / 618 K cal | Tamarind spice mix & ponni rice
DADDOJANAM 500
350 Gms / 532.75 K cal | Steamed rice, yoghurt & tempering
PAROTA 220
250 gms / 620 K cal | A crisp and flaky south Indian griddle cooked bread
IDIYAPPAM 220
180 gms / 151 K cal | Steamed string hoppers
APPAM 220
180 Gms / 170 k cal | Rice hoppers
DESSERTS