Komala's (Closed)

I ordered the Masala Dosai while my friend ordered the Poori from Komala's at Little India.First off i must say that the portions were HUGE! My friend and i had great difficulties finishing both items on our own. Aside from that, I really enjoyed the Poori and i find it quite interesting to pair it with the curries and sauces. The dough was fragrant although abit oily.My Masala dosai had a slight sourness to it, not my favourite but perhaps for someone with preference for it.

As we have a new Indian colleague on board, my boss thought that it would be a good idea to have a team lunch a Komala to welcome the new girl and help her fit into the team. I decided for once, to forgo my favorite Coke and go for a typical Indian drink. So I chose lassi. This is a very sweet yoghurt drink. Different from the magnolia type but I like. I have a sweet tooth so I'll tend to fall in love with anything sweet. But I don't often take stuffs that are too sweet. However, this is

I've been patronizing this little South Indian Vegetarian Restaurant in Little India since poly days, although I do not go there on a regular basis, I do like to bring my friend there and whenever I find any reason to go there. This restaurant has been around since 1947 and has been popular with the local Indian and non-Indian populations alike!I've always ordered the same thing when I dine there: The South Indian Vegetarian MealThe South Indian Vegetarian Meal cost about $6.70 and it’s an all-y

I had gone shopping to Little India today & walked into Komalas to have a snack. This was my first ever visit to Komalas. As I walked in, I noticed a lot of people dining there even at 4PM. The ambiance is basic & similar to any Indian restaurant. I ordered for a Samosa. It was served immediately. It was served hot, it had an awesome potato filling,really tasty, the outside,was nice & crisp & it served with some yummy chutney. I also ordered for a sweet lassi,which was really nice & refreshing,o