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Directly across the street from two Sri Lankan cafes, and on the same block as the towering Albanian mosque, Dosa Garden is the first south Indian restaurant in Staten Island. Not only does it dispense vegetarian dosas, iddlies, and utthapams, it supplements these with flesh-bearing dishes from south India, including the celebrated chicken chettinadu, shrimp fry, and deviled anchovies, along with a handful of Sri Lankan dishes such as egg appam and mutton kothu roti. On our first visit, we most enjoyed a non-menu special of uppma, a cream of wheat porridge studded with pistachios, curry leaves, cardamom, and black mustard seeds.
SarahDG: If you'd let me, I'd just go on and on about Mumbai Xpress, and even Aamchi Pao, but let's mix it up a bit and talk about the excellent Dosa Garden, which opened last year in Staten Island. RobtS: Hey, no one's stopping you. SarahDG: I know you've been there and totally approve, so don't give me any crap. RobtS: That's the place down the street from the Albanian mosque, right? SarahDG: Yeah, but it specializes in Tamil food. They do the usual iconic South Indian dishes--idli,... More »
Give me a vada over a Krispy Kreme any day. These savory doughnuts often have a hole in the middle—just like the sugar-glazed sort—but are instead made from spiced lentil flour. There are plenty of places to get South Indian vadas (pronounced... More »
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