Taste of Kerala Kitchen

Where do I start ... Food is ok not great or WOW. Overpriced. Food: tastes and feels old, not fresh. I try different food but this restaurant food was a bit disappointing overall. Don't eat or make a decision based on my review. Do try them and share your opinions as well. *FAIL

After living in the neighborhood (literally 3 blocks away) for almost 4 years, I finally decided to stop by and wish I had come here sooner. I ordered the Malabar mutton biryani, 2 porottas, and a can of soda. The biryani was great, served in a layered fashion with rice on the bottom, generous helping of meat, and more rice on top. Rice was well spiced and the grains were nice and flaky, not clumped together. The crispy onions and cashews on top were a great garnish. Porotta was nice and flaky, made fresh to order. This was great to finish up the remaining meat pieces in the rice since they were very generous with the portions (did I say generous already). I visited Kochi in March 2019 and the biryani/porotta was great, if not better than what I had during my time there. While my family is not from Kerala, it almost feels like some Kerala home style cooking is happening in the kitchen. :) I got a chance to speak to the owner, Sean, when I was paying after my meal and he was very nice a

Adipoli, We stay in Connecticut, Were looking for a good place to have a Onam Sadhya and we found Taste of Kerala Kitchen. Though it was 3 Hrs away, we decided to give it a try They had Buffet Ona sadhya with Rice, Avial, Veg Thoran, Parippu curry, Mango curry, Kootu curry, Mango pickle, Sambar, Moru, 2 types of Payasam, Pappadam, Moru, Rasam and many more to count. It was soooo delicious and we had a blast. We also packed some non veg items home too