Carnatic Cafe

South Indian restaurant · Greater Kailash 2

Carnatic Cafe

South Indian restaurant · Greater Kailash 2

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Ground Shop No, M-21, Inder Mohan Bhardwaj Marg, Block M, Greater Kailash II, Greater Kailash, New Delhi, Delhi 110048, India

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Authentic South Indian dosas, puddu, and filter coffee  

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Ground Shop No, M-21, Inder Mohan Bhardwaj Marg, Block M, Greater Kailash II, Greater Kailash, New Delhi, Delhi 110048, India Get directions

+91 84487 65547
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₹200–400

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The 38 Best Restaurants in New Delhi, India | Eater

"Price Range: $$ For perfect dosas, fanatics will send you to Malleswaram or old Bangalore, where the favorite South Indian breakfast comes in many varieties. Carnatic Cafe brings those varieties to Delhi in a rustic, comfortable setting, where diners from South India can get a taste of home to start the day. Get the soft and buttery Malleshwaram 18th Cross dosa, which is smeared with a fragrant powder made from coconut, lentils, and red chiles. For snacks, the cafe does a plate of puddu, deep-fried balls made from rice flour and ghee. To drink, there is coriander-spiced buttermilk and strong South Indian coffee brewed with freshly ground beans in a steel pot. Must-try dish: For something simple, try the plain rava dosa, a rendition made with semolina and served with an array of chutneys." - Sharanya Deepak

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The 50 Best Restaurants in India | Bon Appétit

"A straightforward South Indian café serving classics like masala dosa, Mysore dosa, idli and vada alongside signature items such as the Malleshwaram 18th Cross dosa with white butter and podi and a Folk Meal thali that showcases seasonal vegetables, saar and traditional accompaniments." - ByArundhati Ail

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Naveen

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Located in M block Greater Kailash, Carnatic Cafe is a hidden gem that brings the rich, authentic flavors of South India to Delhi with warmth and charm. From the moment you step in you will feel the rustic South Indian vibe – wooden décor, traditional motifs, and soothing Carnatic music in the background. The food is where Carnatic Cafe truly shines. Their Malleshwaram 18th Cross Dosa is an absolute must-try – crisp, perfectly spiced, and served with a generous helping of chutneys and piping hot sambar. The Mysore Masala Dosa and Bombat Dosa are equally delicious, offering a unique twist without compromising authenticity. We also tried the Jaggery icecream, which was flavorful and comforting, and the filter coffee, which lived up to every expectation – strong, aromatic, and served the traditional way. Portion sizes are generous, and the staff is attentive, knowledgeable, and always ready with a recommendation. Prices are reasonable for the quality and experience, and the service is quick, even during busy hours. It’s a great spot for both casual dining and introducing friends to the diversity of South Indian cuisine.

Jagdish Ghuge

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Visited Carnatic Cafe in the late afternoon on a weekday, and there were plenty of seats, which was nice... I had heard a lot about this place, so I was expecting food closer to what you get in Bengaluru. The dosa was decent—pretty fluffy—but I was hoping for more crispiness, so it didn’t quite hit the mark for me.. The dahi wada was fine, but at 150 Rs for just one, I felt it was way overpriced.. Overall, it was fine, but I expected a bit more for the hype.

geetika rajani

Google
It's definitely my favorite go to place for south indian but I usually try to go to sunder nursery one! Their mahabalipuram dosa (the one with red podi masala on top of a thick dosa, soft inside and crispy outside with ghee) is a must. Super heavy but it's a replica of Rameshwaram (in Bangalore) which is my fav. We also loved their Paddu!! The drinks were sweet - thambu soda and another soda one (forgetting the name).

Kunal Sharma

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Visited the GL Carnatic Cafe and tried the following Dosas- Malleshwaram 18 Th cross dosa- the dosa was crispy but it’s little heavy with podi filling. Bombat Dosa - they give the filling separately. It was good. Mysore Masala Dosa - it was good as well. Sambhar is okay. Chutneys are great. Overall good experience.

Saurabh Mittal

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I visited this place with my wife and 5-year-old son for dinner. We arrived around 7:30 PM and were seated instantly without any waiting. The service was impressively fast, and the food was delicious. The ambiance was decent, though not remarkable. The menu primarily features typical South Indian cuisine, offering a mix of familiar dishes and their own specialties. We tried the plain dosa, neer dosa, rasam papad and Bisi-Bele-bath, all of which were enjoyable. I would definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone who loves South Indian food

Subbanshu Jaiin

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THE ONLY THINGS THEY SHOULD TAKE CARE OF. CLOSING TIME IS 10.30 PM BUT THEY STOP ENTRY IS 10.15, AND THEY TAKE LAST ORDER AT 10.20. I have ordered my favourite Malleshwaram 18th cross Dosa Neer Dosa Thaatey idli puddu idli Neer dosa is very good, it has a cloth like texture and made from coconut and white butter. They serve unique Coconut jaggery chutney with neer dosa which was good. Thaatey idli and puddu idlis are amazing as well. Puddu idlis are shallow fried idlis Malleshwaram dosa was as usual amazing. Service was really good and prompt despite cafe was completely packed. overall nice experience.

Ella Roosmarijn

Google
Delicious food!! The best Indian food we have had so far - absolutely loved it. Service was fast and the staff were polite. It was busy which is always a great sign and it had a nice atmosphere. Highly recommend eating here! We look forward to going back

Khushi Verma

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A perfect spot for a cozy family gathering! The warm and inviting ambiance makes you feel right at home, while the super-fast service ensures you’re never left waiting. From soft idlis to crispy dosas, flavorful mustard rice, and rich filter coffee, every dish is authentically South Indian and absolutely delicious. A must-visit for a true taste of tradition!