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Kerala Restaurant in Dallas

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Being in Dallas for almost 2 years, did make me miss some of the kerala cuisine. anyways, so here it is.. a long 1+ hr drive to this small restaurant and got to eat kerala porota and beef fry! :) Finally!!!

Thara's Restraunt:
883-C E. Shady Grove
Irving, TX-75060
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Saturday & Sunday.. Buffet cost like 7 bucks.. the "parrippu vada" was a hit with Nisha.
[Update: 20100404: we checked again and well.. no more Buffet.. seems they stopped around a year back, now - just aviyal, chicken fry and thoran for togo]
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Nisha said…
The price for the Aviyal, Thoran and Chicken Fry is pretty reasonable - 2.99 each and the servings are generous.
I was pretty excited at seeing the small bananas available there!
April 5, 2010 at 8:30 AM
iDayz said…
happen to go thru ur blog...
for take out kerala food try out...Kerala Kitchen @ Hebron Exit on 121. And again Curry Pot Restaurant on Coit &Spring Creek...
Rgds,
idayz.blogspot.com
August 27, 2010 at 12:41 PM
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