Kerala Cafe

Our recent visit to Kerala Cafe, Baner marked an unforgettable experience. From the moment we stepped inside, we were transported to the beautiful land of Kerala. The portraits hanging on the wall add to the charm of the cafe. Their service is prompt. We sipped on a famous drink from Kerala Pineapple Kulukki and Lemon Kulukki. For appetizers, we relished spicy prawns roast, chicken leg oil fry and pomfret pollichattu. The aroma of every dish which is freshly prepared with authentic spices filled the air, and the flavors were simply divine. Don't miss their chicken meal and chicken curry with appam, what a comforting meal it was. The highlight of our visit was their Unlimited Sadya, an authentic Kerala meal served traditionally on a banana leaf. We ended our meal with coconut ice cream served in a coconut shell with creamy coconut malai. Don't forget to visit them if you love to try different cuisines across India.

Food: 5/5 (Amazing) Value for Money: 3/5 (Fairly overpriced) Service: 3.5/5 (Iffy service) Ambience: 5/5 (Amazing) Beautiful place, and amazing food. I haven't been able to find seafood this good anywhere in a while. The service is iffy, even when the place is mostly empty (as it has been the two times I visited). Fairly overpriced, I feel like none of the dishes are deserving of their price tag, great as they are. And while the ambience is great, the service also doesn't do justice to the cost. But again, these reservations about the service and price evaporate with the first bite because the food is AMAZING. The bad reviews I saw for the food didn't apply to what I ordered, so maybe it's hit and miss? I ordered the Prawns Spicy Roast, Prawns Coconut Milk Fry, Prawns Alleppey Curry, and the Parotta and Appa Dosa to go with them; and the Jaggery Coconut Custard. All were top-notch! As much as I wanna gatekeep the place, I strongly suggest a visit.

Had a wonderful experience. The food was delicious, which took me back to my childhood when i used to go to kerala for my summer holidays to visit my grandpa. The malabar chicken curry and chicken fry was especially fantastic. It all ended well with an excellent jaggery coconut custard which i highly suggest everyone should try at least once.