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Thalassery Restaurant (Nehru Rd) Review

If you are in Kammanahalli, Bengaluru, and craving authentic Kerala cuisine, the Thalaserry Restaurant can be your best bet. This restaurant is in Nehru Main Road and promises a food journey straight to the heart of Thalaserry with its traditional dishes.

Thalaserry Restaurant Kitchen
Thalaserry Restaurant Nehru Rd - Kitchen

Thalaserry Restaurant, Nehru Road

The Thalaserry Restaurant located on Nehru Road is a small restaurant that can accommodate not more than 40 guests at a time. Despite its small size, this restaurant is lively, especially during the morning hours. The restaurant walls are adorned with stories of Thalaserry and food images that create a good atmosphere.

Thalaserry Restaurant
Thalaserry Restaurant Nehru Road, Bengaluru 

Thalaserry Restaurant Specialties

As the name suggests, the Thalaserry Restaurant specializes in Kerala Cuisine and they are famous for Kerala Style Chicken Biryani, Chicken Stew, Parotta, Idiyappam, Appam, Fish Fries, and a variety of Chicken and Fish gravies.

I visited Thalassery Restaurant on a Sunday morning with my family. As a long-time patron familiar with the area, I was eager to revisit my favourite spot for Kerala cuisine.

My Orders at Thalaserry Restaurant

Chicken Stew - Kerala Style
Kerala Style Chicken Stew - Thalaserry Restaurant, Nehru Road

I ordered Kerala Style Chicken Stew, Appam, Idiyappam, and a cup of their famous Kerala-style tea. Here’s my feedback:

Kerala Style Chicken Stew: This dish is my favourite at Thalassery Restaurant. The chicken stew, with its mild flavours of chicken, coconut milk, and vegetables, pairs perfectly with appam and idiyappam. Each bite is a delightful experience that transports you straight to Kerala.

Appam and Idiyappam: Both were soft, and fresh and complemented the chicken stew wonderfully.

Idiyappam Thalaserry Restaurant
Idiyappam - Thalaserry Restaurant

Tea: The tea was the perfect end to the meal, rich in flavour and perfectly brewed.

Tea - Thalaserry Restaurant
Tea - Thalaserry Restaurant, Nehru Road

Pros and Cons - Thalaserry Restaurant

Thalaserry Restaurant has its share of cons shared by other customers. Here are both the pros and cons provided by the guests in Google reviews.

Pros:
  • Authentic Kerala cuisine with original flavours.
  • Good service and clean environment.
  • Good for family dining, couples, and friends.
  • Also offers a variety of North Indian and Chinese items on the menu.
Cons:
  • Space is congested during the peak hours.
  • The ambience could be improved.
  • Waiting period when the restaurant is crowded.

Do I recommend Thalaserry Restaurant?

Appam
Appam

I would recommend Thalaserry Restaurant if you are in pursuit of exploring Kerala cuisine. When you are at this restaurant, try their chicken biryani, Kerala parotta, Chicken, and Vegetable Stew paired with appam and idiyappam.

Keep in mind that the Chicken Stew and Vegetable Stew are available only during the weekends on a first come first serve basis. Visit the restaurant before 10:00 AM on a weekend.

Thalaserry Restaurant Additional Information

  • Timings: The best time to visit Thalaserry Restaurant is between 7:00 AM to 10 PM, for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
  • Branches: Thalassery Restaurant has multiple branches across Bengaluru, the quality, quantity, availability, and price may vary across branches.
  • Parking: There is no dedicated parking, however, two-wheelers can easily find space on the road. Car parking may be a bit challenging.
  • Online Orders: You can place orders on Swiggy and Zomato for those who prefer dining at home.
  • Address: 20, 1, Nehru Rd, near Syndicate Bank, Yadava Layout, Peace Layout, Kammanahalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka.
If you have already explored Thalaserry Restaurant and looking for alternate options, the Kairali Restaurant which offers authentic Kerala cuisine is just a few steps away. If you are looking out for a local cuisine, the Sannidhi Vaibhava is next door which can be a good choice.

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Location: Nehru Rd, Kammanahalli, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

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