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People over der pls don't eat North indian spl meal total Waste of money it's not worth it I don't know meal is limited r unlimited staff r worst they…
Pradeep Ravindharan
Adyar Treat Restaurant
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A good veg friendly restaurant near Adyar signal. They have good amount of parking space in front. Ambiance is also decent.Coming to food -Tomato soup…
Vishnu Sudhakaran
Adyar Treat Restaurant
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This restaurant is like a tiny time capsule that takes you back to the 90s! It's situated behind the bus stop near Malar hospital (known as Fortis now…
Sidharthan Kannan
Adyar Treat Restaurant
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Adyar Treat Restaurant is open for Quick Bites. Adyar Treat Restaurant serves North Indian and Chinese dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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10 Reviews on “Adyar Treat Restaurant”
People over der pls don’t eat North indian spl meal total Waste of money it’s not worth it I don’t know meal is limited r unlimited staff r worst they r not ready to serve at least they should ask anything else u need r not
A good veg friendly restaurant near Adyar signal. They have good amount of parking space in front. Ambiance is also decent.Coming to food -Tomato soup was decentStuffed & Kulcha were really goodShahi paneer averageAaloo jeera fry was ok, but not as expectedNorth Indian thaali was good, we were wondering why it had curd rice which is a South Indian dishSouth Indian dish was below average, this didn’t come with curd rice
This restaurant is like a tiny time capsule that takes you back to the 90s! It’s situated behind the bus stop near Malar hospital (known as Fortis now, of course), a little hidden away. The ambience is nothing to write home about – some normal tables, a TV in one end and the owner sitting at one end. Add one grouchy looking but actually amiable waiter and it’s like you are back in the Sangeetha’s of yesteryear!The food is always pretty good too. We’d ordered the tomato soup, veg sheekh kebab, veg biryani, butter roti and gobi peshawari. The soup was very Knorr reminiscent and I love Knorr soup and hence this too:) The kebab came with a mint chutney that was amazing and this was one of the first times a veg kebab tasted so good on its own! The biryani was good and the peshawari an interesting try – tasted good but nothing to write home about.We’ve ordered several times from this place before and the food has always been consistently good. There were also a lot of delivery personnel traffic as we ate, perhaps cementing the fact that this is more of an order-in place. Go if you don’t care about the ambience much. Any which though, the food is good and isn’t that what really matters?:)