This restaurant is a must go place. There are specials for different days that include numerous "buffet" style choices and several different dosa made fresh near the door of the restaurant . The cashier was extremely kind and nicest human being, he rocks, hopefully he is the owner what a great person! Check it out you will smile when you leave.

This wasn't a bad spot at all! I don't usually eat South Indian food, but I was glad to give this place a try. Surprisingly, dosa and uttapam, which usually give me heartburn, didn't hear. The food was delicious, though next time, I'll definitely try the dosa with the potatoes. The samosa chaat was a bit too sweet for me, and the channa tasted like it might've been canned, so I probably wouldn't order that again. On the other hand, my boyfriend loved the sambar from the buffet (not the one that came with the idli). The service was about 3 stars. The food came out quickly since it wasn't too busy, but no one checked on us to see if everything was okay or if we needed anything else. They also forgot one of the dishes we ordered but still charged us for it. The ambiance was fine. I've been to San Idli before, and while it's good, it can feel too cramped because of the small space. I liked that this restaurant felt more spacious and comfortable. Overall, the food was good, and I'd definitely come back to try more!

The food choices here are phenomenal. I recommend this to anyone needing to organize something for a mid-sized group no more than 4 people because it can get crowded. They bring dosas to the table and the samosas and served away from all the other food. The staff is incredibly friendly and really fast

Delicious!!! That's all i have to say about this dosa spot. Lots of indoor and outdoor seating. All you can eat sambar and rasam and chutneys and oh so tasty! The dosas were crispy and the potatoes divine. They are huge so consider sharing. They have a dosa buffet on wednesdays i think. Can't wait try it!! Prices are reasonable and service is friendly.

Wednesdays are chaat night and just $13/person; it's a buffet and we were super full. You can also order off the menu. The paneer dosa isn't too spicy. You just go up and pay at the register. There are sauces and sides at the side bar. Lots of families and college kids. Everyone is very nice and welcoming.

Dosa and pani puri are not commonly known Indian dishes, but they should be! I'm a fan of the mysore masala dosa and the 6 pieces of pani puri. The flavors are great, but the portions are not so great. The dosa comes in a huuuuge outer crunchy layer but the potato filling inside is so tiny. The chaat night was... less than stellar. I definitely like my pani puri with a lot of filling inside, and some chutney... the guy outside that makes them put like a teaspoon of filling inside the crunchy shell then dunked the whole thing into a vat of chutney, which was so overwhelming... also not sure how sanitary it was (but I'm still alive to tell the tale so can't be too bad).

I have to be honest but I was prepared to give them a poor rating from the start. Their website and yelp say their brunch starts at 10am, and instead they opened at 1045 I guess because the previous night was long and fun. As such we were stuck waiting for a long time after arriving just before 10. But the food was worth it. Oh my goodness this is the best Indian breakfast in town. The variety is great with lots of options and especially ones that offer protein which is appreciated. If I had to give some highlights the Sambar, the eggplant masala and the fresh dosas were absolutely amazing and the chickpeas and rajma options were also delicious. they also have good dessert and chutney options. definitely worth going to visit and to eat at such a good price.

When you walk in, the restaurant is clean and has a minimal vibe aesthetic that is nice. I came here on a Friday night and to my surprise there weren't nany people there. The staff was very nice and gave some recommendations upon request. I was not expecting much when I ordered their dosa but these dosas are absolute units of a dosa. They come stuffed with the normal potatoes and spices. If you ask for extra spicy, it'll actually be pretty mild. I would highly recommend their mango lassi. They go a little heavy handed with the mango puree and it is divine. If you want the sauces, you can help yourself at their sauce bar. I would give 5 stars but it wasn't spicy enough

Dosa Studio is a vegetarian restaurant which serves authentic Indian food. The Bhel Puri is a crunchy snack with puffed rice, chickpea fried sticks, onions, etc in a tamarind sauce. The mixture of crunchy, savory and sweet/sour tamarind sauce is delicious. I just wish the puffed rice was a bit more crunchy. The Halva (cream of wheat sweet halva), Chole is spiced garbanzo beans and the puris are fried flour tortilla like breads. The perfect bite is a bit of the puri with both the spicy beans and sweet halva. I've been trying different dishes every time I visit. The wait staff are pleasant but can't really help describe the dishes well. You get a 10% discount for paying cash.