Canai 15 Cafe - Taste of India

Ray Dotulung

Went yesterday for supper but appears to be closed for renovation of sorts - or possibly just a thorough tidy up after the Diwali break. But the prior week I had an excellent supper - principally the salted seafood curry. Tried the coconutmilk appam ( hopper) that was also not bad. What sort of dishes are organized - in claypots rather than steel baymaries gives it a welcoming look

Daph

I was initially really taken with this particular place. Love to look for good Indian foods in my neighbourhood and had been so thrilled to get this place, First-time experience some time this past year was good , proceeded to go there for tea about 4pm and cherished thespread offered, regional Indian delicacies ie. vadai, kuih ketayap , apam to mention several. Subsequent visits to flavor their lunch. Lunch time is normally offered in claypots around 1130am onwards. Shown very clear and in orderly way and fresh from the kitchen. Best time and energy to go for lunch time. Lots of dishes to pick from poultry to mutton to seafood and a whole load of vegetable dishes . There is no need to worry if you're a vegetarian. You can even purchase thosai, idlis (gentle and wonderful) , coconut flavoured apam, they're nice and delicious, On the not nice points, I discover the curries bit as well oily to our liking, customer support is poor, the servers usually do not appear to be friendly and the purchase price is bit overrated particularly if you are getting the dishes for your meal. In my last go to I had fifty percent rice of plate , 3 small bits of curried poultry and a tablespoon of veggie with my daughter simply having half a bowl of plain whitened rice, a bit of fried poultry drumstick . That costed us RM10+7.80. Huh ! Personally that's way to costly for me personally. Also the services is kind of gradual for the ordered meals from your kitchen. Oh yes, the toilet needs to be cleaned , the 1st time I has been there , it had been stinking ...