Serves meat, vegan options available. South Indian Chettinad cuisine restaurant group in Sweden. Vegan food on the menu include sambar and rasam soups; appetizers fried cauliflower, idly, vadai, papadum, pakora, samosa; dosa and uthappam; plus curries and mains like chettinad veg kurma, kathirikkai kara kulambu (eggplant), vendakka masala (okra), keerai kulambu (spinach, lentils), sambar rice, rasam rice, and biryani. Chapthi and parotta breads are vegan. Accepts cash. Previously called The South Indian. Please note that many businesses in Sweden are cashless. Open Mon-Fri 11:00-20:30, Sat-Sun 12:00-20:30.
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- Outdoor seating
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
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Last update on 14 Jun 2024 by mik
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Added by NathalieDahlqvist on 30 Jul 2020
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5 Reviews
First Review by NathalieDahlqvist
Flaquita
Points +324
Delicious! - Edit
A good number of vegan dishes & appetizers. The masala dosa was delicious! And the staff was very friendly and knowledgeable about veganism.
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mik
Points +4303
A sound option for Indian food - Edit
This group of restaurants has friendly staff, quite a range of vegan dishes and a positive attitude towards veganism and HappyCow, especially the one located in Vasastan. I must admit I haven't been overwhelmed when eating there, but never let down either. Objectively speaking Shanti or Holy Cow might be slightly more accomplished in their fare, but it's become so tough to pay in cash there, that I find the South Indian, Masala Masala or Ellora to be better options.
Read moreI've been patiently waiting for a vegan dessert called pal paniyaram, which I'm told will be served soon, at least in their Rådmansgatan location. That, or a vegan lassi (maybe already available?), may well take them to another level, as the standard dishes do the trick, but aren't that different from the usual deal at Indian restaurants in Stockholm.
On an optimistic note, l woudn't be entirely shocked if the South Indian or Masala Masala were to follow in Stikkinikki's footsteps and turn one of their establishments into a fully vegetarian or vegan one. The time is certainly ripe, so let's hope they will at some point soon.
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Vlada
Points +87
Lots of vegan options, but boring taste - Edit
The menu looks exciting with the dishes which you don’t usually see on other Indian restaurant menus. But the execution doesn’t deliver. The food is just not flavourful.
Read moreBoth the dips for the appetisers and the main course had runny watery texture and tasted, again, watery, and dull. I thought one cannot go wrong with a lentils soup, but it was really boring too. I got a feeling they had run out of lentils.
The drinks on the menu weren’t available, only alcohol-free beer. Which could easily be compensated with the food, but it wasn’t.
Pros: Nice staff , Lots of vegan options
Cons: The food is not tasty
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Boomboom
Points +29
Dosa and other South Indian dishes - Edit
Finally in Södermalm a real Indian Restaurant with a lot of vegan and vegetarian dishes. Most of the dishes are vegan in the menu. Nice.
Read morePros: More vegan options , Taste of the food , Fast Service
Cons: None
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NathalieDahlqvist
Points +189
Newly opened and nice place - Edit
Lots of vegan options, both starters, mains and dessert.
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options, Fresh place, Nice staff
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