Dosa Corner

This place is so good and the food is so fresh even if you order it half an hour before the closing time I went there around 7:30 at night half an hour before closing ordered for Rasam Wada and masala dosa. Oh my God it was so good that I would love to come back again here but the only thing that’s stopping me is my pocket😭

Quick Review: If you’re craving a vegetarian dosa (crispy South Indian crepe) this will do the job. Different dosas were similar taste. Need chutneys to dip. Will definitely need to up the spicy level to give more accurate review. Details: Atmosphere: Homey Indian restaurant. Best as a quick lunch spot. Service: Standard (seated, and served appropriately) Food: Dosa Thali combo with Hydrabad Masala Dosa *Overall Score (3/5) **Spicy Scale (1.5/5), Big Eater approved, Carbs for days: The combo serves Wada, Idli, and Dosa. Dosa was MUCH bigger in person. Suuuper crispy (see video). When I ordered, the waiter asked if I like spicy and recommended this, but barely spicy. Filling was hearty with lots of potato. The wada (donut) was good to dip with the chutneys. Idli (white circular bread) was fluffy. Lots of carbs overall, could do without the combo. Chutneys are necessary for flavor contrast. Curry was also okay to dip. Mysore Masala Dosa *Overall Score (3/5) **Spicy Scale (1/5), Big Eater approved: Another big crispy dosa! Hearty potato based filling. Need to eat with chutneys and curry dip. *Overall Score (1-5) 1: actively avoid 2: rather not order 3: would rather cook, but would order if lazy 4: damn good 5: I am blessed to be eating this meal **Spicy scale (0-5): 0=no reason to be spicy 1=no detectable spice 2=not initially spicy, but after thoughts of spicy 3=initially spicy and some after thoughts of spice 4= initially spicy and need water to continue meal 5= need water on first bite and onward

Crispy dosa, soft idly , excellent bisibelle bath . Dosa thali is a must try !

Ambiance isnt what you get but if you want authentic south indian this is your place! The restaurant is called dosa corner for a reason! The dosa is delicious! The idly feels like eating at home and the sambar yum! A truly mom and pop place! Go and try before they close.

This place is a hidden gem! Been coming here for many years and finally got a chance to a review. First and foremost, it is VEGETARIAN Food only, along with VEGAN. The prices of dishes are the lowest in town for excellent Quality, quantity and Flavor. I got two (2) orders of Idli and one (1) order of Dahi Vadai with extra chutneys (see receipt in pic). Now the spice level is something that you will have to consider as everyones pallet is different. IT IS A FAMILY OWNED Mom and Pops place so BE PATIENT WITH SERVICE TIME!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS GEM OF AN INDIAN RESTAURANT!

Good food. Their dosa and vada are very tasty. The South Indian dishes are great. Service is little late sometimes which I think is because of the less number of staffs. Service is one area where they need to work . Overall it’s a good restaurant with nice dosa , idli, vada etc. Price is good and worth the dish. I will recommend this to anyone who wants to try these dishes.

We asked Dosa Corner to cater our wedding and they did a phenomenal job! We had amazing help from Kumar in organizing for the event and making sure we'd be taken care of with all our food requests. On the day of the wedding, we had their live Dosa station and Logesh and Girija did an amazing job making dosas for all our guests! The food was amazing and everyone enjoyed it, even those who don't typically go for Indian food. We can't thank you all enough, thank you so much! We would give you 100 stars if we could!!!!

Options given, I would have rated the place with more than five stars. This is an authentic place, unlike majority of Indian restaurants. If you are from india, you know what I mean. The place is small with a much smaller parking facility. The staff are amazing. The food is fresh, good, and prepared with care. The ingredients are fresh and good. We were late in night, almost towards the time of closing. Still they entertained us. We started with Mysore bonda. The chutneys were too good. I ordered the Hyderabad masala dosa, and my husband ordered some other variant of masala dosa. My dosa was much better with an additional layer of hot and tangy- spicy chutney to it. The sambar was decent, but the coconut chutney was terrific. I would go back again. The filter coffee was very good, if you love india style coffee. This is a vegetarian place, and they have other Indian vegetarian delicacies like chhole- bhature, puri- sabji etc. I highly recommend this place, if you are a dosa lover like me. Update: last time I loved everything. This time when I visited I found them degraded. They were understaffed. The service was not good. The Dahivada was not good. I didn’t like the recipe. Even the dosa was also very basic.

Best dosa I've ever had. I got the masala dosa. It was so crispy and the sauces were flavorful. Prices are fair. The mango lassi was also great. Go here!!!

Decided to finally check out dosa corner as it's right by our gym. Glad we went!! It was a Tuesday afternoon, so we didn't have to wait and were able to pick our own table. There were some other customers there as well, so not entirely empty. The place was as we expected for kind of a "hole in the wall" place. When we arrived, many tables hadn't been cleared, but there was only one server working. Service was quick, which I found surprising for an Indian restaurant where service occasionally can be notoriously long. They did forget to serve me the chai I ordered, but I didn't mind as the dosas were got were amazing and for me water was the way to go. We ordered the paneer masala dosa and the spinach masala dosa - each were fantastic and really hit the spot. However, I took off a star because my dosa had an accumulation of chili peppers in the last few bites which made it way too spicy for me. For someone who may love spice and has a better spice tolerance than I do, it may not be much of an issue!

The place is quite modest and not very big. Signs stated reservations were required, but I assume this is for dinner as I was let right in. Service was slow and disorganized, a greater source of frustration for some others than me. The back of the place though, had people chopping vegetables at a vigorous place, and I could not question the freshness or the deliciousness of food that I ultimately received. I ordered a dosa with a mix of peppers, onions, and cherry tomatoes; I was hesitant to do this as the fancier dosas were not available for combo specials with other food items on their menu, but the dosa by itself was enough of a meal for me. A chai was unsweetened and hot temperature wise, and it did do well in washing away some of the spicy aftertaste. I wish I could have gotten my dosa with a better overall dining experience, but for anyone that has not tried this fantastic savory and slightly sour lentil-based crepe, I suggest you take the chance.

I got the Hyderabad masala dosa with garlic chutney inside. It was very tasty and I loved the red roasted color and triangle shape too (I'm used to cylindrical roll dosas which I'm bored of). Can't go wrong with this one. Sambar is mediocre though, and the restaurant itself is too crowded so new customers have to come in a have almost no room to stand and wait. So we're stuck waiting awkwardly watching the customers eat. Also, the inside area is not clean and when they clean the tables, the food goes onto the floor so it feels like we're eating after everyone else's dirty remains. That feels really gross and takes away from the food experience. Please keep the restaurant cleaner and make it bigger or change the location so that we can have a better overall experience.

Food was tasty for sure but this is more of a take out spot. Everything felt sticky & dirty in the whole restaurant. Water damaged ceilings billowing down, dirty bathrooms, ect. Service was ok. Food was good. Drinks were good. Both the mango & the salted lassi were delicious. The paneer dosa stuffed full of potatoes, was so good. The uthappam was something I had never had before just it was tasty. The sauces they both came with lacked flavor however & were on the thin side so couldn't really dip or pour them easily. Overall, I won't stop by to eat here again with so many good options on Henderson & Bethel area, but I would get carry out.

The combo plate is where it's at! Good amount of food for the price. The pondicherry and hydrabad dosas are my favorites. The only drawback was the waitress sort of rushed/pressured me to order, saying the kitchen was about to close even though we came 1.5 hours before closing.

Great food for a great price. The service was very nice and accommodating for my first visit. First time having dosa and I am thoroughly not disappointed. It had a nice light and crispy texture with a healthy amount of filling, and the sauces were amazing. I also got a solid chai that was served unsweetened which is perfect. Ended off with a nice dessert from their counter to-go. The interior was pleasantly decorated (though there was an ai painting of horses) and I had an overall great experience

Dosa Corner is a quintessential hole in the wall establishment serving up some great and filling South Indian style vegetarian street food. The service is inconsistent but friendly, and the place could use a facelift. However, the food more than makes up for it. On our visit there, we tried the Bangalore Dosa Thali and the Chole Poori, and both dishes were more than enough for 3 of us to eat over 2 meals. I highly recommend Dosa Corner to anyone on the lookout for authentic Indian street food, and I can't wait to go back here to try out more of their other menu options.

If you want authentic vegetarian Indian cuisine, then look no further. This hole in the wall restaurant should be your go to place. We have been there couple of times and I have tried few of their dosa, (Bangalore Dosa Thali, Masala Dosa and the Hyderabad) and they are pretty consistent every time. We also tried their Chole Poori, which was good too. It's a small place but can get pretty crowded and when it does, their customer service will lack. But overall, if you like dosa, definitely try this place out.

About 40 years ago, my favorite restaurant was a South Indian place. It was in an ordinary shopping center in an ordinary suburb of ... Indianapolis?? I don't remember where. But the restaurant was anything but ordinary. I don't think anyone went for the ambience. The wait staff was a bunch of very, very nice and human Indians with varying proficiency in English, but their service was excellent. And the FOOD. Holy cats. The FOOD. South Indian food isn't what you usually see in an Indian restaurant. It's largely flatbread, made with lentil, rice and buckwheat flour. WHOA, WHOA, WHOA - don't stop reading. We're not talking brown lentils - there are 87 different kinds of the little beans. Whatever they use, the pancake-y flatbreads can be sweet or sour or mild; and soft or crispy. They're all types of dosa. Then they add toppings. They're usually vegetarian, so don't look for lamb. They're made from things like potatoes or a delicious kind of basil or a kind of mango that isn't sweet but tastes amazing after it's cooked. Hotness can be anything from the mildest to holy crap bring another glass of water, depending on the dish and what spice level you order. The spices aren't like you have had before, but they're delicious: savory or sweet or pungent or all kinds of other things. YUM. At Dosa Corner, I got the spicy spinach uthappam. Get that. The flatbread is spongy and sweet yet substantial. The spinach, onion and spices are baked onto the top, making the whole thing even a bit sweeter. I love hot food, but I'm kind of out of practice, so I had to cut the chili slices in half and still push half of them to the side. But that wasn't hard, because the toppings were arranged kind of in areas on the bread. This made every bite taste slightly different from the last. Heaven. My wife got a more traditional mutter paneer curry over rice. It was also outstanding, yet spiced a bit differently than might have been done at Aab or other usual Indian place. Get that. The store is far from fancy, but it's clean inside (outside - not so much). Service is friendly, prompt and helpful. Parking is a bit tight, but try the back before you get annoyed. It's easy to find and to get to. Go there.

I love Dosa Corner!!! I tried the combo this time. It is a ton of food. The idli and vada were delicious, I've never had them anywhere else though so I can't say that they're better/worse than others I've had. The mango lassi pairs so well with everything and the service is very friendly.

This place is a local Indian-run, no frills diner, and I expected a much more authentic, quality spot. It was recommended by a friend. We had the dosa and the saag paneer- the quality of the ingredients were quite poor. The server was good- filled waters regularly, though seemed a bit confused or was sort of working inefficiently which wasn't so important had the food been good. Very greasy, and we didn't end up eating most of it. Would not recommend and would not eat here again.

Hubs and I came here for lunch on one of our days off. It's very authentic southern Indian cuisine. from the decor to the spices, I was excited to eat here. It's been a while since I've been in. We shared the idli. I think it was puffy, but hubs said it was stickier than usual. We shared two different dosas- one with paneer and chili and one with vegetables and chili. The sauces were delicious. The dosas were so light and crunchy. We had chai tea as well. Definitely a good stop if you're craving souther Indian cuisine!

This place is vegetarian but there are plenty of vegan options. Dosas are a thin crepe that is deep fried the be deliciously crispy. Then you fill it up with delicious Indian dishes. I got the combo which comes with some salty donuts and a spongy bread and one of those delicious honey balls. Pretty big plate. My wife got the coconut curry and some naan. Seems to be a family business. Peeked in the kitchen and saw what seems to be an Indian family. Servers were also Indian and plenty of Indian customers verifies that this place is legit. Will come again to try something else. Parking in front and in the back

Delicious! Got a dosa and muttar paneer and they were both delicious and just what I wanted. Hadn't been to this place in years and got carry out. Everything was carefully packaged and I will be back soon!

Good food. Terrible service, had to keep on reminding our order few times. You need to make reservations ahead of time during weekends. Staff is not that friendly! I would have given 4 stars for the food but the service compels me to give 3 stars.

Food is authentic , feels like home made food . Totally love it need a reservation Order Dosas , idli, Thali , Avial

Great authentic South Indian food. It's a small family run restaurant, great atmosphere and personalized service. They have plenty of Indian plants that give the place a very homely feel. We looked it up for our drive back from Niagara Falls to Cincinnati and we feel we got lucky. Highly recommended.

The food was good all vegetarian with some great dosas and sauces. The chai was excellent and the mango lassi was very tasty.

Mysore pak: 5/5 some of the best I've had in the US! Gulab jamun: 5/5 definitely made in-house, and not store bought like many Indian restaurants do Vadai: 4/5 Mysore masala dosa: 3/5, it was dripping in oil, otherwise the taste was extraordinary.. not sure why it was so oily Idli, sambhar and chutney: 3/5 They had packed all the items in styrofoam containers:( wishing they used some sustainable and healthier packing options! Coming from the Bay Area, the quantities provided and price point was unbelievable for me haha :)

Food is so good here, definitely worth the price. Portions are good sizes and service is decent. It might look a little dingy in places, but that doesn't matter when you're stuffing your face full of dosa!

I stopped here for a work lunch with a colleague. The service was fast and food good. They could use a better layout and update on decor. This was my first time trying South Indian food and we tried a variety of dishes. Prices seemed reasonable.

Food over here use to be really good and "homey"and that's why this place was my go-to for Indian vegetarian, although it was considerably worse this time. Prices are cheap, so you can always give it a try to judge for yourself. I am probably avoiding this joint in future. Below are my short and sweet ratings of the stuff that i had ordered. Spinach Masala Dosa - 3/5 Onion & hot Chilli masala dosa - 3/5 Onion Pakora - 2/5 Sauces/Chutneys- 4/5 Mysore coffee -5/5 Chole poori 3/5 Bindi masala 3/5 The restaurant is a small establishment with a cozy vibe, but most could also think it is one of the fast food joints. Service is slow because they are very busy as it looks like they are short on staff , and the server comes only once or twice overall. One may explain that it is suppose to be that way since the payment is to be done at the counter

I called them to place a takeout order. The phone rang many times but nobody picked up. So I drove there instead. When I arrived I heard the hostess tell the woman in front of me that they were closed So she left. When I spoke with her I just told her that I just wanted to place an order for take out. She said no they are closed but then asked me how many people was with me. I told her just one. She began to seat me. I said no, again I just wanted to place an order and leave. Not sure why she wanted to seat me if they are closed. it doesn't make sense to seat me if they're closed. I have eaten there before- good food. It's very hot inside- feels like India.

A unique place. It is a simple place with great food. I had the Hyderabad Masala Dosa and it was outstanding (a bit spicy, just a warning). The coconut chutney and sambhar were delicious. The place reminded of many family run places back home in India, where you go for a quick bite of healthy, delicious home-cooked food. This place definitely reminded me of those places. Took me back for a moment. Service staff is polite and caring. If you are looking for a fancy dine-in experience/ambiance, this is not it. But if you are looking for home-cooked comfort food, check it out. I don't think you will be disappointed. 10/10.

Excellent place for uttapams and dosas. I recommend ordering a thali the first time you visit so you can try a variety of items. My daughter also liked the veg biryani. It has the feel of a mostly casual place for families and regulars with occasionally slow service but this is also reflected in the price. I'm happy to pay $10-$20 less than what they could charge for slightly less fancy surroundings and good but not great service. Highly recommended!

I went here 5 days ago it was so good. Like I recommend the Masala Dosa it was amazing. Definitely visiting here again soon thanks for the amazing visit! Keep up the good work!

Totally unpretentious and affordable vegetarian Indian eats in a dining heavy area. If you're in the mood for vegetarian or curry but want a lot of food w/o spending much $, this is the place. The only downside is the sameness in flavor of many of the dishes (curries, lentils, potatoes), and some items can be oily. We ordered 2 dosa dinners (dosa is akin to a thin slightly crispy crepe, but really large), 1 uthappam (like a doughy pizza with Mediterranean spices), and a curry dish. All portions were good and quite filling for under $10/each, but the uthappam was a bit oily. Samosas and the mango lassi were tasty but typical. Parking was limited but you can park in the mall lot next door. We saw many South asian groups patronizing this restaurant thus verifying its authenticity. I would definitely be back if in need of a dosa fix.

A one star. Yes, a 1 star, and yet it could easily be a 5. We love south Indian food, and yet dread going here. The food is middling. Pretty good, but could be much better. Easily 3 or maybe even a 4. Points are lost on; - the venue being on the verge of rating as filthy - horrible score on all the plastic and styrofoam, negative points really - service is very slack

Small, hole in the wall type establishment serving authentic Indian vegetarian dishes. I almost always order meat at restaurants, but I thoroughly enjoyed my vegetarian meal here tonight. The prices are reasonable, the dosa is pretty big, and everything seemed home-made. It's definitely a departure from your run of the mill Indian lunch buffets, but this place is definitely worth trying out if you live in the area and enjoy Indian food! My only word of caution is that the parking lot is tiny. Not sure where you're supposed to park if their 4 parking spots are all already taken.

Great vegetarian South Indian restaurant. One of the best places to get South Indian in Columbus by a mile. Few parking places in front of the restaurant directly, but plenty nearby in the plaza. Lots of dosa, uttapam, and adjustable thali options for a great price. Service can sometimes be a tad slow, but it is run by very nice people. 10/10 highly recommended.

This is a very small joint and that's exactly the first impression you get - nothing fancy. The dosas, the chutneys - everything is full of incredible flavours. You come to this place for the food - not the ambience!

This was our first time trying. We got two of the combos plus an order of garlic naan. Recommend the Dosa! Lots of carbs. Will have to try some of the curries. Will go back.

Tried this place after a long hiatus, hoping that the sour man who takes orders was gone by now. Nope. Still mean and I am not even kidding when I say he makes me feel bad.

super yummy and kind service! i love indian food and this is unique from the rest i've tried around ohio. for the money i'd say it's well worth it. i tried the yogurt rice which is out of my comfort zone, i didn't love it, but i liked it! my partner was a fan though so it worked out. yay! everything else was yummy and still warm even after we drove to take it to a park!

The Absolute best South Indian Cuisine available in the greater Columbus area. The restaurant is a small family owned establishment and is not much for ambiance but the food makes it totally worth it. I highly recommend the Mysore Masala Dosa, Vegetable Uthappam, Avial Curry and sweet treats. This is a must try for Vegetarians!

One of the most authentic Indian restaurants in Columbus. It's South Indian cuisine, i.e. vegetarian, with incredibly flavorful foods, polite service, and great prices. On a Saturday night when we dined, probably 80% of the patrons were born in India - obviously a great sign. We love Dosa Corner, and will be back soon...

If you are looking for the most delicious South Indian food, look no further than Dosa Corner in Columbus, Ohio. As a South Indian, I can tell you that the food is very authentic and terrific tasting like I would make at home or what my mom or grandma would make. Dosa Corner provided us with "Live Dosa Station" for our pre-wedding Indian event for 100 people on May 27, 2023. The dosa buffet was complete with Idly (steamed dumplings), Sambar (lentil soup), and Coconut Chutney. A Live Dosa Station is where thin crepe-like pancakes are made to order and topped with delicious chutney or potato or other items. It was a big hit and the line was a mile long! We also had a taco bar, but the live dosa station was the hit of the party. On Sunday, May 28th, Dosa Corner made a delicious boxed lunch and delivered it to our wedding guests at various hotels. Our guests raved about the food. A million thanks to Hari, owner of Dosa Corner, for his flexibility in making our event a success on Saturday evening as well as the Sunday lunch. Thanks also go to Lokesh who expertly and patiently made the delicious dosas.

This hole-in-the-wall is such an undiscovered gem! It wasn't packed here on a Wednesday evening around 6. They give you room temperature water which was really ehhh but my friend doesn't like ice so she was pleased! My friends and I all ordered dosas. I think D9, D7, and D3. We did the combos so we could try other things with the meal, so it came with a lentil donut, some kind of spicy soup, and chutney that I wasn't fond of. I liked what I got though and was extremely full! Couldn't finish my meal, and for about $11 ish I was totally satisfied. My friends all loved it too! Service is just okay. The guy checked on us a lot but when two other parties were there he seemed flustered. The space is small though. It's a very unassuming-looking restaurant. I'm not sure when it gets busy but I'd stay safe and avoid a Friday or Saturday evening, since there parking lot is insanely tiny!

I happen to visited Columbus for the first time and also I was vegetarian for that day. so i googled few places and came across dosa house and though of giving it a try. The moment you enter the restaurant it give you a homely feeling. It actually feels as if you are in a south Indian home. The owner was very sweet and kind. The food was excellent, the idli and gulab jamun were so far the best i have had in the US. I would definitely recommend this place specially to the vegetarians. The best South Indian tiffins you could find.

This is one of my favorite places to get South Indian food here in Columbus. Everything on the menu is vegetarian and freshly made. I thoroughly enjoy their masala dosas, Idli, and their uttapum. They are great with offering carry out during the pandemic and offer delicious, homemade food at a great price. Highly recommended for anyone looking to try South Indian for the first time or just craving a taste of cooking, just like Mum makes it.

Meh? I know a lot of people like this place, but it's just not for me. The few times I've tried, the dishes were just "hot" without any actual flavor, and that's not really what I look for. The service is polite and they get takeout ready pretty quickly, so it's a good place to go if South Indian is your kind of thing.

A-Ok in my book! Had a thali and a dosa on two separate dinning experiences. Thali was good, and I think I prefer that over the Dosa. While the dough of the dosa was really good, the filling didn't wow me. I had the butter paneer and I think I was expecting more. the REAL star of Dosa Corner? The idly/sambar. You can now even buy the mix to take along with you. Sweets in the check out counter are top notch.

This is a small family owned joint. For that reason, I really wanted to like it. The ambiance and service are both bad. We sat for 15 minutes before we were served water and that too after asking for it. The food came relatively quickly but it wasnt all that good. The chutneys were flavorless. The dosas and medu vada were greasy. The medu vada was raw on the inside. The food was so greasy that hours later I can smell the oil on me. We will not be going back. We really miss udipi food (especially the udipi restaurant on 161 closed), but not enough to go here again.

Super delicious Saag Paneer and a hearty portion at that! I had my food delivered through a third party and I really appreciated how well my order was prepared and packaged for travel. It arrived warm, intact, and ready to eat! Dosa Corner is my go-to when I'm craving Indian food.

Very small joint. Dosa was average. Nothing special. The service was not good. Many other Indian restaurants in Columbus. Will not return .

This is one of my new favorite Indian spots. Tucked in between upper Arlington and Columbus off Henderson and Kenny road, this small gem has some of the best vegetarian Indian food I've found. I absolutely love their sambar soup and their samosas. I ordered the mixed vegetable curry and it's been my favorite in Columbus so far. Obviously they specialize in Dosas as this is their name. They get quite busy around 630pm. Family owned and operated for 14 years. Plenty of seating inside and they offer coke products.

I had a good meal at Dosa Corner. It was one of the best dosas. They have lots of vegetarian choices. It's not expensive because of his much food there is. This place is not much to look at, but the food is flavorful and spicy and the service was friendly. I ordered the combo platter one. It was about $10 so it wasn't that bad. There was a lot of food so it made up for the cost. It was a masala dosa with idli and vada. The dosa was humongous and was totally filling. It was much bigger than dosas in other Indian restaurants. The idli was light and fluffy, and vada was crispy and lightly spicy. It also had friendly service. They were kind of slow but everything was made fresh so that was not bad. I recommend Dosa Corner to anyone who likes Indian or cheap food. It's a good amount of food for the cost and it's really good so this is a great value for anything. Will come back to try another selection.

Small family owned vegetarian south Indian cuisine restaurant in Northwest Columbus . The concept is very good and it is one of the few local Indian restaurants that provide hundred percent vegetarian South Indian menu if that is your schtick. The service can be a bit slow especially with a few group tables ... the service can be very slow so you need to be patient and also not have any where important or urgent to be anytime soon. The food itself is good .. the dosa is OK . I thought it could use more filling ingredients... but the dosa menu options are very wide and diverse. Overall , don't expect huge amount of food as the quantity can be a bit on the modest side but then the place is not terribly pricy anyway. If you are not a vegetarian you might not become a fan of this place... I know it has a huge following especially within the more strict Hindus as well as the vegetarian or Indians from the southern part of India. I am not vegetarian. If you are used to having meat with the meal you might not feel full at the end of your meal.