Savya Rasa

Savya Rasa is a hidden gem in Koregaon Park, offering a distinctly South Indian dining experience with strong Tamil Nadu influences. We visited early in the morning, so it was pleasantly quiet and peaceful. The ambience is the standout—surrounded by greenery, calm, and thoughtfully designed. The interiors reflect authentic South Indian aesthetics, and the open kitchen concept is a welcome touch that adds transparency and confidence in the food preparation. Coming to the food, breakfast was decent but not exceptional for the price. The dosa was crisp, well-made, and flavourful, while the medu vada was freshly fried and tasted good. The coffee was well prepared and served in a good quantity, which was satisfying. Service was attentive and courteous, with staff ensuring everything was served promptly. Overall: Savya Rasa offers good South Indian food in a serene, green setting, but the pricing feels on the higher side, possibly reflecting the ambience more than the food itself. Worth a visit if you appreciate calm surroundings and South Indian flavours, but expectations should be balanced when it comes to value for money.

One of the nicest seafood in Pune. It is fairly costly for what it offers but you wouldn’t mind that because it is curated so well. Ingredients are top notch. Just flavour profiles could become slightly better. I was in total awe of the ambiance and service was really amazing. This place reminded me alot of food places at Chennai. I would highly recommend all the items below.

Right in the middle of Koregaon Park, this beautiful restaurant brings the authentic taste of South India to the city in a truly traditional style. The menu is thoughtfully curated, and having visited at least 5–6 times, I can confidently say the experience is consistently delightful. The rasam — almost like a warm, comforting soup — is absolutely to die for, especially when you have a cold. It clears up the senses and awakens your appetite instantly. The appam and stew are superb, and the South Indian dal is another favourite of mine. The only downside was that the service felt a bit slow, and a few dishes didn’t arrive in the right sequence. But considering how busy the restaurant usually is, it’s understandable. I’d still urge the team to improve service efficiency — because the food and the overall experience make this place worth coming back to again and again.

Exquisite fine dining of Deccan coastal cuisine. The ambience is traditional, the atmosphere so calm with soft traditional music plating the essence of incense stick wafring across. A traditional culinary experience , the stewards and stewardesses are dress d in traditional attire . The menu is exhaustive and exotic and the flavour so original. The banana leaf wrapped preps are superb. Don't be alarmed by the cost because fine dining experience will not be costing peanuts. A very niche place for special occassions with family and friends or even as couples. Parking is no problem at all, which is an added advantage .

Great ambience. Traditional/colonial vibe done well. Great food. Enjoyed whatever we ordered. Pricey, but good service and food quality. 3 of the chicken starters tasted quite similar just with varying degrees of heat/chilli.

Excellent place. Their chefs bring the ingredients from the south or from Kerala. I had the prawns appetizer, some kinda veg pulav, mutton Chettinad and parota and the food was just as you'd normally expect. Service is speedy and personalized. Would highly recommend if you want a gourmet south Indian experience with friends and family.

Savya Rasa means Auspicious Essence. The staff is dressed in typical south indian attire like females are dressed in white saree with golden border and males in dhoti. Has indoor outdoor sitting. We preferred outside as it was december month and was lovely outside.

Authentic south indian food. It was very delicious. The staff were friendly and the service was perfect.There are few drawbacks but i think it was my own opinion. The Ac was not working and the table was small making eating a congested affair.