64 Tastes Andhra Restaurant

Delicious andhra food would recommend it for refined homely food, fresh and tasty

Went for lunch seeing photos of jowar thali on banana leaf on a weekend but it seems you need to order before which was not a great experience. Otherwise we ordered 2 veg Andhra thali which we loved. Pappu was awesome, we had to request for poodi as it wasn't on the table by default.
Price was quite reasonable for 20 aed a plate for veg and everything was freshly prepared.
Place is quite small and nicely decorated.

We were searching for Andhra cuisine in Dubai and found out about 64 Tastes. Honestly, we were not disappointed with the food, it was delicious and of course spicy too 😋..
All the dishes ordered were excellent and scrumptious.. bring back some good old memories of Andhra cuisine. We tried Andhra Special Nonveg Bojanam, Pottalam Chicken Biriyani, Chicken Cashew Ghee Roast and Kodi Veppudu
Reason for not giving full rating is because of the cleanliness. Understand their space constraints but that shouldn't stop them to ensure the space is clean.

64 Tastes is one of the few Andhra cuisine restaurants in Town.
You can expect delicious foods very much authentic to Andhra taste. Nice variety of dishes, special dishes on Festival days.
Place ports you back to good old days, hygienic and clean cozy restaurant to sit in and dine. With approximate capacity of 14 pax.
I would recommend it for refined homely food, fresh and tasty.

If you really wanted to try the best Andhra cuisine this is the place. All items ordered was. Good.
Nalli soup - ultimate taste
Pottalam Briyani - great mix of all chicken, mutton prawn, egg tatsy masala.
Pulov - prawn and mutton pulav was good chicken is not great. It would be good to give little gravy for these as it dried.
Starters - both andhra chicken and chicken 64 was crispy and nice.

As a South Indian I love fusion Andhra food, but trying authentic Andhra food is something different. Had an amazing experience at 64 tastes tried most of their authentic Andhra food and they also some street style fusion dishes.

Very vast menu, have variety of dishes to choose. They have ample RTA parking right in front of the restaurant. As the Restuarant is quite small they have very limited seating options and make sure to call them before visiting to check regarding the table availability.

My favourites
Gongura mutton 🌶
Andhra chilly chicken 🌶🌶🌶
Godaveri prawns🌶
Ragi ball and nati kodi curry🌶🌶
Chicken dum biryani🌶
Stuffed Mirapakai bajji🌶🌶🌶🌶
Lassi 😋😋

Over all amazing experience I am waiting to try their Friday ‘Rajugari bhojanam’ soon..!! ✌🏻

Andhra food lovers must not miss this restaurant in Karama. It’s a small place with limited seating, but don’t let the looks deceive you. Here is a complete list of the things I got to try from here:
Mirapakaya bajji - Chilli stuffed with onions, tomatoes, peanuts and spices. Super spicy and super tasty!
Paya soup- In case of a cold or sore throat, make sure you order this. Tasted more like a homemade soup for the sick soul!
Andhra street chicken noodles- no explanation needed. The name says it all. Tasted like the street style noodles you get back in India.
Chicken 64- a lot similar to chicken 65. This was quite ordinary, not in a bad way though.
Andhra chilli chicken- this was undoubtedly, hands down, the star dish of the evening! It was green in color, was spicy, had some great flavors. This is something you shouldn’t miss if you are here!
Authentic Andhra Gongura mutton- too sour, but I have been told that’s how it is supposed to be. I wasn’t a fan of this one!
Godavari Prawns CURRY- was quite good. A simple dish, nothing to rave about. But again, it had a homemade touch to it.
Andhra wheat paratha- So so good! Make it a point to order this. Goes well with all the curries.
Chicken dum biryani- basic biriyani, which turned into an amazing biriyani with their special salan and raita.
Andhra Lassi- this was the first time I was having Lassi with banana in it. Not bad!

Overall, a simple restaurant with some great authentic Andhra style food!