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By far my favorite. I've been going to this little shop for years. Don't be put off by the dcor; this gem of a restaurant packs all of my favorite lun…
Davequinn1965
Dosa Palace
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Dosas - Good no more. Stop changing your dosa recipe! I used to drive quite a bit to come here. Until last year, the dosas were incomparable. Then the…
Charlotte Stanley
Dosa Palace
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If in the area, try a dosa!. Being a small place, it probably is a bit intimidating to walk in there - especially if you have no idea what to order. L…
Stephania
Dosa Palace
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4 Reviews on “Dosa Palace”
By far my favorite. I’ve been going to this little shop for years. Don’t be put off by the dcor; this gem of a restaurant packs all of my favorite lunches all at prices that leave you wondering how they can do it. I never walk out without a full tummy tearing at the seams and rarely pay more than 10-12$ for the privilege.My favorites are too many to mention but I first fell in love with their chicken biryani (rice seasoned with a host of flavors).
Dosas – Good no more. Stop changing your dosa recipe! I used to drive quite a bit to come here. Until last year, the dosas were incomparable. Then they got sweetish. Then ok again. And now they are fried and dripping in oil. everything was soaked! Holy sheesh!
If in the area, try a dosa!. Being a small place, it probably is a bit intimidating to walk in there – especially if you have no idea what to order. Luckily, I had an Indian friend in-tow, so I didn’t feel to out-of-place!A dosa is basically a large crispy crepe that’s rolled up. It is served on a metal platter with various vegetarian sides that you can dip the dosa into. You can have it plain OR with some kinda filling – mainly potato based. It’s fine plain and the size is definitely share-able!My friend had the vegetarian biryani which looked quite different from the Pakistani kinds that I’m used to. It was pretty good, but just had a taste.The portions are very generous while the prices are quite cheap, ~$6.50 for a potato dosa. Dosa Corner specialises in South Indian food and it run by Srilankans.Try it out if you’re in the area!
Awesome South Indian Food. Dosa corner probably serves up some of the best south Indian food in Mississauga. The dishes are fresh, made with minimal oil and taste home made. We loved the idlis, the masala dosa and the tomato onion uttapam. We took some daal vada & medhu vada home and finished them in one sitting. Planning on trying some of their curries next time.