Restaurant Guide: Kochi (Cochin) #1

kunjakko · Mar 14th, 2009, 00:55

Go to Mullapanthal and look upwards see lot of Cob webs young guys born after 1950 s will say that is pure TOddy
and those who have tasted real toddy will not agree that

vineeth009 · Mar 15th, 2009, 10:52

i think kochi is the best place to get good restaurants in kerala ...will get a good choice......the main advantage of kochi is that we can have a number of posh hotels and low one also...but i can assure u that u ll get a tasty spicy food in kochi....chek dis link

http://maps.google.co.in/maps?f=q&so...nG=Search+Maps

kenneyjacob · Mar 15th, 2009, 11:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by kunjakko

Go to Mullapanthal and look upwards see lot of Cob webs young guys born after 1950 s will say that is pure TOddy
and those who have tasted real toddy will not agree that

I was recently there and it was a neat place. Next time when I go there I will take some pictures and post it here.

y2bugsbunny · Apr 2nd, 2009, 02:54

During our visit to Cochin (Ernakulam), we ate at Ambiswamy’s Vegetarian Restaurant, M. G. Road. This was fast food Indian style. I ate a masala dosa that was very good and crisp. The fare offered included paper dosas, ghee (clarified butter) dosas, onion uttappas, idlis, vadas, chapattis and parotas, all delivered with amazing efficiency and speed.

We also tasted the Kerala lunch next day.. It was very authentic traditional one. Local guy we met there told that it taste like Home made food.

If we want to savour the real Kerala, these small food joints are real place for that.

Tasty, Hygenic and Damn cheap also .. The real Authentic Traditional mouthwatering Kerala vegetarian dishes in a hygenic environment.

Steve Madison
Auckland

Dr. Gajaprishthakara · Apr 2nd, 2009, 03:08

beware the authority of the post above. the name, country and grammar combined make it very smelly to the point where a responsible careful website would probably remove it. very few new zealanders are proficient in indian english..

kenneyjacob · Apr 5th, 2009, 09:50

ha ha looks like you are detective. Anyways.. I also feel that what you have said is true.

The Incredulous Hulk · Apr 8th, 2009, 04:26

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Originally Posted by Dr. Gajaprishthakara

beware the authority of the post above... very few new zealanders are proficient in indian english..

Agreed, but I found Ambiswamy's decent all the same. I had only breakfast there though -- and it opens as early as 7 am.

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kunjakko · Apr 9th, 2009, 00:48

Ambiswamy's place is a good one . We do not care y2bugsbunny is from Kerala or even from Kochi. Ambiswamy does not need an endorsement from the indiamike to do his business . There are so many unassuming places which serves good food at reasonable prices and there is enough local support to it .

CliveG · Apr 9th, 2009, 02:15

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Originally Posted by kunjakko

Ambiswamy's place is a good one . We do not care y2bugsbunny is from Kerala or even from Kochi. Ambiswamy does not need an endorsement from the indiamike to do his business . There are so many unassuming places which serves good food at reasonable prices and there is enough local support to it .

Recommendations can be very useful for tourists who only have a short time in a town or city. I spend quite a lot of time in Kochi but have never been to Ambiswamys - maybe next time I will go there for a meal.

marar · May 20th, 2009, 18:30

I liked Golden Dragon in Vazhakkala. Nice chinese restaurant; in fact, it did not taste like our regular Indian-Chinese.

lyndy · Aug 21st, 2009, 07:54

The Grand Hotel's dining room in Ernakulam is good. The food excellent, well-priced, the service could be better but for a classy joint for lunch, it's my first choice. Take a table away from the toilet area and get those waiters moving!

le marche kiwis · Aug 22nd, 2009, 13:52

Here's a photo of my delicious thali in the Open Room restaurant, Hotel Arches, where we stayed last January. We had to order this meal a day in advance, but it was very traditional, lavish, delicious, delicately served by brilliant staff on washed banana leaves, with finger bowls too, AND only cost 400rp for the two of us. Fantastic.

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le marche kiwis Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Italy Posts: 13	Kerala Thali Here's a photo of my delicious thali in the Open Room restaurant, Hotel Arches, where we stayed last January. We had to order this meal a day in advance, but it was very traditional, lavish, delicious, delicately served by brilliant staff on washed banana leaves, with finger bowls too, AND only cost 400rp for the two of us. Fantastic. Attached Thumbnails __________________ Make a decision, then make it the right one!

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Mar 14th, 2009, 00:55	#76
kunjakko Account Closed Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: kerala Posts: 35	Go to Mullapanthal and look upwards see lot of Cob webs young guys born after 1950 s will say that is pure TOddy and those who have tasted real toddy will not agree that

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vineeth009 Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: kerala Posts: 76	i think kochi is the best place to get good restaurants in kerala ...will get a good choice......the main advantage of kochi is that we can have a number of posh hotels and low one also...but i can assure u that u ll get a tasty spicy food in kochi....chek dis link http://maps.google.co.in/maps?f=q&so...nG=Search+Maps

Apr 2nd, 2009, 02:54	#79
y2bugsbunny Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Auckland, New Zealand Posts: 1	During our visit to Cochin (Ernakulam), we ate at Ambiswamy’s Vegetarian Restaurant, M. G. Road. This was fast food Indian style. I ate a masala dosa that was very good and crisp. The fare offered included paper dosas, ghee (clarified butter) dosas, onion uttappas, idlis, vadas, chapattis and parotas, all delivered with amazing efficiency and speed. We also tasted the Kerala lunch next day.. It was very authentic traditional one. Local guy we met there told that it taste like Home made food. If we want to savour the real Kerala, these small food joints are real place for that. Tasty, Hygenic and Damn cheap also .. The real Authentic Traditional mouthwatering Kerala vegetarian dishes in a hygenic environment. Steve Madison Auckland

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Dr. Gajaprishthakara Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Sydney, Melbourne, Cairo, South India Posts: 366	beware the authority of the post above. the name, country and grammar combined make it very smelly to the point where a responsible careful website would probably remove it. very few new zealanders are proficient in indian english..

Apr 5th, 2009, 09:50	#81
kenneyjacob Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Kerala Posts: 137	ha ha looks like you are detective. Anyways.. I also feel that what you have said is true.

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Apr 9th, 2009, 00:48	#84
kunjakko Account Closed Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: kerala Posts: 35	Ambiswamy's place is a good one . We do not care y2bugsbunny is from Kerala or even from Kochi. Ambiswamy does not need an endorsement from the indiamike to do his business . There are so many unassuming places which serves good food at reasonable prices and there is enough local support to it .

Aug 21st, 2009, 07:54	#87
lyndy Gypsy at heart Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Australia Posts: 344	The Grand Hotel's dining room in Ernakulam is good. The food excellent, well-priced, the service could be better but for a classy joint for lunch, it's my first choice. Take a table away from the toilet area and get those waiters moving!