Komala's (Closed)

this is an indian sweet. not sure what it's made off. definitely has lots of sugar. every bit is a sugar bomb. very interesting. not sure what the colourful bits are either. i think it's made of chickpeas, sugar and ghee. so it's rather greasy. it's fresh so it doesn't have a rancid taste despite all that grease. the texture is a bit grainy, probably from semolina. i've had better ladoos else where, but this one is pretty good. could be more flavourful. costs about $2.50

had the south indian set which was pretty good. there is a vareity of stuff on your plate an dit's hard to finish it all as it was so rich! not sure what everything was but there was spicy stuff, sweet stuff, sour stuff, salty stuff. the bad thing is the drinks. very odd and terrible masala chai tea! never had such bad tea in my life. never having the tea here again! oterwise the meal is pretty good. the rice is a bit dry... like that there are so many little bits to pick from. reasonable pricin

So after cycling, my mum and I decided to have our lunch at komala villas as we were craving for the vegetarian meal. As the portion is rather big, it is better to be shared between two people. The vegetarian meal is served with, pappadam(appalam), yogurt, mock meat, vadai, rasam, paayasam and a variety of gravy. The rice was well cooked and it best way to eat it is to pour all the gravy on the rice and to eat it. The mock meat was nice and it was not oily. The service is also very efficient.