Adyar Ananda Bhavan - New Delhi

Adyar Ananda Bhavan is an Indian restaurant plus sweet shop located in main green park market. They serve South Indian, North Indian cuisines and other snacks along with a number of sweets. Ordered few dishes. The service is good and the presentation is basic. The dishes tasted average to good. The South Indian dishes taste good here but I found the North Indian to be ok in taste. The place is pocket friendly and you can enjoy good snacks and South Indian food here.

I tired 2 food products, one south Indian meals and pav bhaji. Will definitely say it tasted bad and not at all fresh. The ambiance was normal.

If you are business traveller South India, you will be very familiar to A2B! More branches should be there in Delhi NCR area.. Too good food..

My go to for South Indian good in Delhi ! I always almost get the south Indian platter. Very soothing and tasty food. Worth every Paisa and more !

We have been coming to this restaurant since many years i found waiters quite rude and unresponsive Today we had bill of rs800-900 we kept adding things to our food so the waiter got irritated he should be happily serving us but he looked and sounded irritated when I asked him and told him what is reason to get irritated he wasn't sorry he said you are adding things and i have to get new bills so what is this not his job or in Adyar is not.paying for this? Highly disappointed today you people should train your waiters to be polite and helpful with customers not irritated and unfriendly

In the posh locality of south delhi, this south indian chain located at green park serves great food at reasonable rate. The veg biryani was awesome and the qty was sufficiant for two.

Very good pure veg restaurant. Specially loved the dal rice (although they have so many good food options available). Location is also good as it is located in main green park market.

Yet another place in Delhi where you can savour some authentic south Indian food. I have been to this restaurant, located in the upmarket Green Park, south Delhi, several times earlier too. I like the food and it's preparations. AMBIENCE: First impression is very important and this restaurant doesn't score much. It has a simple outlook that doesn't give you any impression of being in a south Indian outlet. There is no decor as such and no south Indian music playing. Yes, get to shelves filled with south Indian namkeen packets and pickle ? ? bottles. There are south Indian sweets on display and sale alongside north Indian counterparts. FOOD & PRICES: When you do not get a hitting ambience you look for some good food that satisfies your taste buds as well as fills the tummy too. Talking of taste the Adyar Bhavan scores well.. in fact, four stars. When it comes to quantity it scores two points only. We had mix veg Uttappam. We got two small size pieces along with sambar, coconut chutney and gun powder chutney. It was soft by could not fill the stomach of my better half who already has an appetite that matches a small kid. Let us talk if south Indian fixed menu Thali. It comes with a wide variety of South Indian vegetables, a choice of either two puris or two chapatis, a bowl of rice ? and a papad. The restaurant seems shy of giving good servings and that is why, perhaps, puts up small steel katoris (bowls) for the vegetables. Since it is fixed menu food you cannot expect refilling and therefore have to manage puris and rice with all the stuff that you have in front of you. This is the difference between Karnataka Sangh outlet in R K Puram and Adyar. In Karnataka Sangh you are served vegetables in large katoris that fills the stomach and allows you to have a taste to your fill. The dosa, most common food item on demand, is crispy and has a tasty potato ? filling. NORTH INDIAN FOOD: The restaurant also offers all north Indian food stuff and Chinese food to cater to the needs of the complete family. I have seen lots of children opting for regular chowmein and Manchurian. You also get all varieties of chaat minus aloo tikki. Since the servings are small or do not fill your stomach well, if have a good appetite or if you are very hungry, you cannot do away with single dish. You have to order more and that inflates the bill. The prices match any other restaurant but it is quantity that makes the whole difference. ONLY VEGETARIAN: Adyar Bhavan serves on vegetarian food. So don't expect those non veg dishes with Chinese food etc. DISLIKE: The restaurant serves food on yellow colour plastic plates which I didn't like at all. Another thing I disliked was reluctance in giving second serve of sambar or coconut ? chutney. We asked for sambar and it took more time than expected to reach the table. Then we had to ask for chutney again. Otherwise, what happens in other restaurants is just the opposite-- the waiter keeps an eye on you and serves the sambar/ chutney much before you could ask for it. A good place to taste south Indian food at the end. Good and safe place to sit with your family in a sober atmosphere.