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Who Makes the Best Dosa in Kuwait?

My favorite dosa place in Kuwait has been Saravanaa Bhavan for some time now. But I’m kinda bored of it and want to try out a new place. Can someone recommend another Indian restaurant that does great dosas?

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There was a Goan restaurant in Kuwait? Anyone knows if there’s another one, or any place that serves Goan cuisine?

Try Shakahari (Hindi word means vegetarian) in Salmiya Block 10 near Don Bosco School. They have some pretty decent dosas. It’s a branch of Ceasar restaurant

I had bad dining experience there, quality is not good. They dont want to spend a minimum for ingredients. what can you expect?

Amman Bhelpuri has been making the best dosas since 1971.

Their Masala Dosas are out-of-this-world. They’re slathered with potatoes, spices and onions.

I’ve only tried UDUPI across from my office and I liked it, but I remember quite a few people previously comment here that it was not one of the best in Kuwait

you can try the dosas at woodland restaurant opp junior indian school or as mentioned above at shakahari or anand bhavan.

Dear Mar,

If you want to try traditional Dosa in kuwait try at Annamalai Restaurant Mangaf,

The place is not clean at all but dosa same like traditional .

Also you can try any of south Indian restaurant in kuwait

But i recommended Mangaf Annamalai ( Take Away only )

Both Ceasers shakahari and Anand bhawan in Salmiya are very shitty and low standard stuff. No where close to the Sarvana Bhawan dosas. You may want to try the Udipi restaurant in Salmiya which is pretty good.

best one is closed now
there use to be one udupi opposite to white rose restaurant but it is closed ….
2nd best is sarvanaa bhavan …..
all others are improvising to serve dosa ….
worst dosa of course shakahari…

Dosa is like bread, what enhances it is the stuffing, chutney and Saambhar served with it. Not tried many in Kuwait but Udupi Near Al-Rasheed Hospital serves decent ones. More fond of their Thali’s but.

Adayar Annanda bhavan ( opp indian english academy ) is a must try…. their chutneys ….awesome… also Amman… these r the places in salmiya…. BLOCK 10

Hi Mark,

Thankyou for Bringing up the Dosa Talk..,
Personally i’m a foodie, and luv all kinds of Food of diff countries…
Well Dosa is purely a South Indian Dish actually…
If one has had a typical Dosa at different Restaurants, and also the sambhar (curry) and the one or two chutney (coconut or spicy dip) which it is served along side, it sure tastes differently state-wise (in India).
And all states have a nice version to the sambhar and chutney too.
I’d rate the best Dosa to be at the Udipi Restaurant @ Salmiya, behind the AlRashid Hospital (somewhat the road behind)

Try at Greenland restaurant, in the Heritage market in Kuwait city. Not only Dosa, other dishes are also made tastefully there.

If you want a deviation from saravanaa bhavan I would suggest the Saravanaa Bhavan at Dajeej šŸ˜‚ It’s in the food court above Lulu Hypermarket. I know it’s basically the same chain but when compared to the one in Fahaheel this one has better quality food. The chutneys, dosas, vadas as well as the filter coffee taste a lot better here. The rava dosa is yummmm! I don’t really like the service or the food at the Fahaheel branch and the best part is after I eat at Dajeej my clothing and I do not wreak of masala. Do try it. Ceasar’s Shakahari is ok, better dining ambience but the food is average. Ananda Bhavan doesn’t come anywhere close to Saravanaa sorry šŸ˜”

For the real deal take a flight down to South India (Cochin, Bangalore or Chennai). The dosa’s, vada’s taste really good down there. In Kuwait you get okay stuff at Sarvanabhavan and Udipi in Salmiya.

Also, the taste varies with region each state/area has a different taste to the same item.

Two of the best dosas I’ve tried are at Udipi in city and Thakkar in Salmiya. Udipi is a bit spicy, and Thakkar has by far the best sambar (lentil curry served with dosa) I’ve tasted here.

You won’t believe this:

There’s a high ranking govt official who travels to India once a month with his family, just to have dosa!

He himself said so.

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