Restaurants in Madurai
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Jayaram Fast Foods
There’s a busy (and yummy) bakery downstairs, and a crisp and clean restaurant up top that does a nice line in Indian fare, plus burgers and pizzas. While the latter aren’t winning any awards, this is as good a piece of pie as you’ll find in Madurai.
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Surya Restaurant
The rooftop restaurant of Hotel Supreme offers a superb view over the city and a nice pure veg menu, but the winner here has got to be the cold coffee, which might as well have been brewed by God when you sip it on a dusty, hot (ie every) day.
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Taj Restaurant
This non-veg extravaganza is packed with happily masticating families in the evening, no doubt enjoying specials like the Mughal biryani (only available Sundays) and the intriguing, occasionally offered pigeon masala.
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Dhivyar Mahal Restaurant
One of the better multicuisine restaurants not attached to a hotel, Dhivyar Mahal is clean and bright. The usual curries go down a treat, and where else are you going to find roast leg of lamb in Madurai?
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Taj Garden Retreat
This indoor-outdoor restaurant is perched in the gardens above the city, with stunning sunset views. If you’re hankering for spag and salad in relaxed surrounds, this is the place to come.
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Temple View
The nightly rooftop restaurant at the Hotel Park Plaza serves multicuisine veg and nonveg dishes. Butter chicken masala is good value and the tandoori chicken is especially succulent.
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Emperor Restaurant
It’s all veg all the time at Hotel Chentoor’s rooftop restaurant, but that karmic goodness is a bit undone by the fact this spot basically becomes a very popular bar come nightfall.
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Anna Meenakshi Restaurant
Among the cheap and cheerful South Indian veg restaurants in the old town is Anna Meenakshi Restaurant, a busy place good for thalis.
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Sree Sabarees
Sree Sabarees always has a crowd at the outside chai and snacks stand; stop by for a cuppa or eat veg food inside.
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