DOSAKA - The Best South Indian Restaurant in vaishali Nagar, Jaipur

"Dosaka offers a wide variety of dosas and South Indian food and also some North Indian options. All food is served in leaf plates with unlimited refills of sambhar and chatni . The taste was good and the staff was friendly, but the building was not so hygienic. Can work on cleaning up the building and better waste management."

"If ur Searching for South Indian Taste in Jaipur,this is the right Place for you all.... Been here multiple times. We ordered Dosaka Special Dosa,2 Feet long but worth of it. Next we ordered Fried Idli, taste as usual good But the main highlights was Apache Sizzler became my favourite over there... Taste was awesome specially Puliogare (Tamarind Rice) Never eaten such tasty rice...Loved it and must recommend it to you all."

"As a south Indian myself, nothing pains me more than eating sloppy south Indian food which has no soul in it. No taste in Upma, Dosa, idli, Sambhar and even the podi is bland. On enquiring , the server told that the cook is from a northen state. Which reflected in the food. Highly recommend not to come. Couldn't even complete the meal properly even though I don't like to waste food."

"While Zomato rates this restaurant highly for South Indian delicacies, my personal experience leaned towards the average side. The establishment, spanning two floors, felt a bit congested. On the positive side, there's a diverse array of dosas to choose from. It was a decent experience overall, but it didn't quite hit the mark for being the best in my book."

"Kids needed something soothing and homely, like idli, while feeling unwell and long distance away from home and Dosaka was a perfect fit! Roadside parking but got that without much trouble in this busy commercial neighborhood. Small space with hardly 20 seats but it was comfy. Staff are very hospitable and good was best amongst many Northern south-styled establishments. Sambar was served multiple times and they knew what they were doing, eh! I had 3 servings, all in biodegradable vessels. A little costly but that was to be expected... Go for it, folks."