Dosa Park

Dosa Park has been a consistent favorite of mine since my first visit in March 2023. Over the past months, it became almost a second home during my time in Oxford — I found myself returning every other day for weeks on end. The food is consistently excellent, deserving a full 5/5 for quality and taste. It’s a wonderful spot for authentic, satisfying meals. The staff and team have generally been amazing — warm, welcoming, and attentive — which has added greatly to the overall experience. There has been a recent reshuffle in the team, and a couple of new members are still finding their rhythm. I’m confident with time, they will adjust and contribute positively to the same friendly atmosphere that Dosa Park is known for. A special thanks to Suleiman for his exceptional support and hospitality. I’d also like to acknowledge a Somalian team member whose name I, unfortunately, can’t recall — she was equally kind and gracious. Overall, I strongly recommend Dosa Park for anyone in Oxford looking for great food and a welcoming environment. It’s truly been one of the highlights of my stay.

I am from southern India, I don't feel this food as up to the mark. I ordered the vegetable biryani and tomato rice, but unfortunately, they didn't meet my expectations. The vegetables in the biryani seemed like they might have been from a mixed vegetable pack and weren't cooked thoroughly, which impacted the overall experience. I don't recommend this restaurant.

Can’t be bothered writing a long review going into every little detail. Overall, it was a pretty average experience. Nothing really stood out. The food, service, and atmosphere were all just a bit meh. Not terrible, but nothing to shout about either. Wouldn’t bother coming back, to be honest.

Found this little gem on the way to the train station. I had the egg dosa with sambar and chutneys. It was so delicious. Friendly staff and service great. Very reasonably priced as well.

I’ve been going to this South Indian restaurant for the last three years since I moved to Oxford, and I still love it as much as the first time. The food is absolutely authentic and full of real Indian flavors. Everything tastes amazing, from the crispy dosas to the flavorful sambhar and fresh chutneys. You can tell they care about the quality of the food. The staff are friendly, and the place feels warm and welcoming. If you’re looking for delicious South Indian food, I highly recommend this restaurant. You won’t get bored of it—I know I haven’t!

Masala dosa was yum. The chutney was spicy, the potato filling was lovely. They offer, a service to leave your luggage, at a price. The restaurant was neglected, could do better.

Very good experience at that restaurant (Dosai Park). Food was very tasty and good quality. Fast and kind service. Home like atmosphere. Everything was good. Reasonable price👌.

We travelled all the way from Edinburgh to Oxford, and visiting Dosa Park was truly worth it! Even though we arrived close to their closing time, the staff were incredibly warm, welcoming, and accommodating. They greeted us with genuine smiles and made sure we had a comfortable dining experience without any sense of being rushed. The food was absolutely delicious fresh, authentic, and full of flavour. Every dish we ordered exceeded our expectations, and it was clear that a lot of care went into both the preparation and presentation. A big thank you to the entire team at Dosa Park for making our long journey even more special. We'll definitely be coming back when we visit Oxford hopefully a bit earlier next time.

Omg I LOVE Dosa Park. And I really wish I went there more often when I was in Oxford before the times of COVID. It's a bit of a tiny place and it really doesn't look like much but oh my goodness, their DOSAS. There are so many things on the menu, but I haven't tried much else. Since the first time I tried their dosas, I fell in love with them. And why try something else for the first time other than the very menu item they have in their name? Dosa Park has HUGE dosas, not to mention how tasty they are! And for the price? Completely worth it. I highly, HIGHLY recommend it. (Ugh just writing this review is making me crave it now.)

Located right near the railway station, from outside Dosa Park doesn't look like anything special. However, after hearing that is the rare place where they serve South Indian food, I couldn't miss out on it. The menu has a quite a few things on offer, including soup, bhajis, and dosas. However, when it says spicy , it means super spicy, haha (at least for me)! It's also the first time I have tried mint lassi. Service was super-quick, and price-wise it's also a very good deal for Oxford!

I was CRAVING my homeland food. I'm South Indian so as soon as I saw this place I literally RAN. I saw the menu and cried, all my favorites were on the menu -- from idli, dosa, sambar, vadai, you name it! The food was really good, and it wasn't overwhelming. I had the masala dosa and mini idlis and topped it all off with a mango lassi. The mango lassi was kind of sour which was surprising considering mangoes are in season. Not sure why that was. Seating can be a little crammed, my friend and I were cooped up. Service needs to be better, we had to go up to the counter or ask for stuff several times which was a bit annoying. I wouldn't mind going here again.

Tried the sampler platter to get a taste of as many things as possible. About 1/3 were great, 1/3 were pretty good, and 1/3 we didn't care for. The issue with the sampler platter is that the tiny dishes tend to get cold quickly. It's a good option if you are in the area and looking for Indian food. We will probably go back, but it's not at the top of our list. Atmosphere: 2.5 stars Food: 4 stars Friendliness: 3 stars

Dosas are my favorite food, so I was delighted to find this place. The staff were very friendly and attentive and the food service was fast. Perfect for comfort food at the end of a long day when you are too tired to do anything but graciously receive a meal. My husband and I shared the chicken masala dosa. It was good, but not a lot of flavor to it. Still, dosa... fast, convenient... yeah!

This place was ok. But could be much better. The dishes are a hit and miss. The curry dishes don't even include rice or naan, so the price of a meal jumps up quite a bit. And the service is reeeeally slow. That being said, the chana masala is amazing!

If you are an idly fan just go for it. Its so soft that its hard to let go. The dosa itself as the name suggests is great. Also got the chilli chicken appetizer which was average at best. Mentioned in most blogs and reviews as a must visit, i would agree to them all. This indian restaurant beats any in USA. Not often do we get good south indian food outside india, this i can say being a south infian myself.

We were damn hungry today and saw dosa corner, and went in a hope to get Indian taste...but trust me forget the taste he forgot what DoSa and uttapa should be made and served, just smashed potatoes in bit of turmeric and salt doesn't make it a masala dosa....poor taste and poor quality... Will never visit again....

Very close to Oxford train station, we stumbled upon this by mistake. The atmosphere is nothing special; extremely casual, limited seating. The service is slow. But...this is some of the best Indian food I have eaten! There is a wide selection of vegetarian & non-vegetarian. We had lots of different starters, the favourite of which was paneer tikka. The dosas are huge and fantastic! Prices are very reasonable; no alcohol is served. This is my new fav in Oxford. http://dosapark.com

One of the best kept secret in Oxford. Good food, reasonably clean and well organized place. We tried their thali, Vada and Masala Chai. Everything was good, though the Vada and Sambhar were not exactly piping hot. Nonetheless, the location, food and price all contribute to a decent value of eating out in Oxford.

This is fast food Indian. It's not top quality gourmet stuff, but boy does it taste good. My favorite thing to get there are the parathas and chicken curry. The parathas are flaky, stretchy breads. You can tear it and dip it into the chicken curry. The chicken is well cooked and falls right off the bone. The curry it's in is perfectly thick and oily. I would try to plan my train arrival times just so I would have an excuse to stop in at Ruchi's. And if not, they do deliver to main part of Oxford for orders of £15 or more. As this is primarily a takeout place, seating is limited and not glamorous, nor does it need to be.

Very friendly and fast service. Good authentic taste and at a reasonable price. A large variety of vegetarian and other options. Definitely the most flavoursome lassi I've had in a long time. I wish I lived closer so I could go more often!

Decent food, but the ambience leaves something to be desired. Really like the spot, but would like it a lot more if it didn't cost me £2.50 for rice.

It's fairly hard to get a dosa wrong. I ordered a paneer dosa which I got to take away. Inside the restaurant wasn't very appealing but as a few people had turned up while I was waiting for my food I assumed the food must be good. However, I was really disappointed. The dosa itself was incredibly greasy. And the paneer filling really wasn't great. It seemed to be grated (?!) and not much of it, and it was just kind of stuck inside very loosely, so that when I ripped bits of the dosa off to dip into the dips the cheese (what little there was of it) fell out. Very unimpressed. The three pots of curry to dip into were fine though.

I actually really like the masala dosas here, but I have been here four times and two times out of those four they have overcharged me. Too bad, as I really liked going here but I don't think I can ever return.