Dosa City

I recently dined at dosa city, and it was an exceptional experience! The ambiance was inviting, the service was attentive, and the food was absolutely delicious. From starters to desserts, each dish was crafted with care and packed with flavor. I highly recommend trying their butter chicken , it was a true delight! Overall, a fantastic restaurant that I can't wait to visit again.

I had lunch buffet today and was excellent. Different management. I liked the taste of all food. Worth for the price.

The most authentic Indian food I've had in years. Especially if you're looking for south Indian food, which a lot of Indian restaurants don't have. This is a hole in the wall gem. I'm glad I found it today. Don't expect anything fancy; expect real home-cooked taste at a reasonable price, in a place playing south Indian TV and where your water options are "normal water" and "cold water." The food tasted like my mom's cooking. Highly recommend.

Done judge a book by it’s cover. Dosas are amazing. Idli was good, vada was alright. It’s a small restaurant, the location is not the most apt, the server has some communication problem. However, the food is must try. Good south Asian cuisine

Went out for birthday dinner. Ordered Masaladosa, they messed up my Birthday. Everything in that place was greasy, specially plate they serve in and utensils. They barely gave any potatoes and somber with the dosa. I will personally never eat there again. I felt bad that I did not give them a tip but they did not earn any.

Doesn't look like much when you drive by. It's in a shopping strip across from USAA in a neighborhood that has the highest concentration of Indians in the city. After Pavani Express closed down years ago, I was left without a Dosa place in town until this came along.

It’s definitely a no frills type of eatery! But it delivers on exactly what you expect. Good dosas, and good snacks. Highly recommend their samosas and their medu Vada. Their sambar doesn't come separate it comes as part of the tray which is fine. Still delicious and flavorful.

Most people order to go from here but I suggest dining in at least at first. Dosas get soggy and I'm a big texture guy so I recommend dining in to get the true dosa experience. The spice level is true to South Indian taste buds (if you're used to spicy authentic Mexican food like me you will be fine) so be cognizant of that when ordering the Mysore Masala Dosa, it's incredibly delicious but it has a kick!

Parking is a bit tricky but not impossible. You just need to be careful.

I haven’t tried any of their non vegetarian dishes so I’ll have to try for the next time.

Dosa city has some good plates. We ordered regular and onion dosa and it was good. It comes with 3 chutneys (dipping style of sauces). They are coconut, tomato and I think egg plant based. The one I liked the most was the tomato based sauce. We also had their mango lassi and that was really good.

They have a few tables for dine-in, but a lot of people were ordering to-go.

Parking is a little tricky. There's only one entrance and it can get full/busy.