Went to Murugan Idli Shop for breakfast. My hubby and I love the Idli served here. They are, literally translated from Tamil, 'cotton-like', which means they are as soft as cotton. They are served steaming hot with four chutneys. Savour your idli with the hot coffee they serve here. You will certainly go back for more.

For sumptuous food, service and ambience, Aquamarine is the place.
Thanks to my daughter who had purchased a High Tea at Aquamarine deal from Groupon. Aquamarine offers assorted salads, an array of sushi, satisfying main course such as Chicken Rice, beef and fish, soups and rojak etc. They have a superb range of desserts, beautifully presented.
The place can be very cold. So, be prepared. This place is definitely worth going to.

Brownie Celebration
Doesn't this look like a masterpiece? It tastes as good as it looks. Providing the foundation is decadent, warm, soft, chocolate brownie. Chocolate and Belgian chocolate ice-cream on top of the brownie provide the ultimate luxury. It tastes....hmmm.... I am still reminiscing the taste. It is creamy, rich and chocolaty. Journey around the worldParadise

Good news - none of the three ice-creams has rum.

Service is good.
Can be crowded. So, be prepared to wait.
It is worth the wait!

Every time I have a craving for appam, I head on to Madras New Woodlands. For me, this place serves the best appam in Tekka. It is cooked evenly, with soft, light and spongy middle portion and and crispy sides. Though it is good enough to be eaten on its own, I prefer to dip each mouthful of appam in coconut milk and sugar, that is served with the appam. By the way, each set comes with 2 appam.

Methu VadaiAnother must have. these are not pre-fried, but are made only after an order is placed. Thus, you get hot and crispy Vadai each time you place your order. The coconut and tomato chutney that complements the vadai..... oooh! you have to try it yourself.

The best time to savour appam is before 11am.

Have patronised Masala Art many times. It is conveniently located. They serve North-Indian food which is palatable.
I had a craving for naan (leavened bread originally baked in a clay oven called tandoor) yesterday. (Sorry, I do not have a picture of it) So, I headed to Masala Art. They have a wide variety of buffet menu as well as a la carte.
I tried their Kulfi. A North-Indian dessert. I did not quite like it; found it too creamy. However, I was satisfied with the other main dishes I had there.
Certainly a recommended place for all.