(12 to 15 pcs)
Mini rice flour dumplings that are steam cooked, tossed in a tempering of spices and garnished with mustard and curry leaves.
Rs. 200/-
A wholesome brahmanical snack from Palakkad, made from boiled Chickpeas and flavoured with a simple tempering and freshly grated coconut.
Rs. 225/-
A classical stir fry made by tempering black chickpeas with exquisite Malabar spices, onion & coconut slivers.
Rs. 225/-
(6 pcs)
Fried squares stuffed with vegetable or shredded meat or seafood. Petti pathiri gets its name from petti, ‘box’. A popular appetiser, that sets the mood.
Starts from Rs. 275/-
The classical fish fry made with juicy fillets / whole fish that are marinated in exquisite Malabar spices, shallow fried till they turn golden and crisp and garnished with curry leaves.
Starts from Rs. 675/-
(6 pcs)
A spiced and crunchy fritters made with coarsely ground chana dal, chilli, onions, garlic and coriander leaves.
Rs. 275/-
(6 pcs)
Steamed rice rava dumplings tempered with spices and curry leaves.
Rs. 250/-
As the name suggests...the meat is roasted in 100% pure cow ghee/clarified butter and specially ground spices and red chilli paste. The red chilli paste imparts this dish its signature Red colour and taste.
Starts from Rs. 475/-
(2 Stakes)
A traditional starter where fish coated with special Malabar masala is wrapped in banana leaves and cooked.
Starts from Rs. 675/-
A popular dish of Malabar. Meat chunks marinated in spices and cornflour and deep-fried to get the crunch texture. Then sautéed in a flavour full spice mix and garnished with red chilli flakes and curry leaves.
Starts from Rs. 475/-
Yam / Colocasia / Raw banana / Potato marinated with special Malabar spices, shallow fried and finished with a tempering of mustard, curry leaves and red chillies.
Rs. 225/-
(6 pcs)
Traditional fritters made with urad dal (black lentils), spices and curry leaves. Take a pick from plain Ulundu Vadai or Cabbage Vadai or Vengaya Vadai.
Rs. 275/-
(6 pcs)
This is a special snack made by steaming dosa or idly batter which is enriched with grated coconut, onion, green chillies along with a tempering of spices.
Rs. 275/-
(6 pcs)
Though it looks like the regular vada this snack is made from Kappa (tapioca) and rice powder. The spiced tapioca offers a unique flavour to this famous tea stall snack.
Rs. 275/-
A flavourful roast derives its unique taste from frying the curried meat in coconut oil and cooking it with a special Malabar masala to give it a unique and awesome flavour.
Starts from Rs. 475/-
A well marinated dish with roasted and grounded spices this roast is full of flavour and has a great spice hit.
Starts from Rs. 475/-
A popular cooking method using choice of meat or seafood in tamarind sauce. A delicious country style curry that combines the sourness of tamarind with the bite of chilli.
Starts from Rs. 375/-
A Palakkad home classic is made with vegetables and freshly ground coconut and spices giving it a unique texture and flavour.
Rs. 250/- (Serves 2)
Flavored with spices and simmered in rich gravy of coconut and cashew nut, with seasonal fresh vegetable this dish is an excellent accompaniment with most flat breads.
Rs. 325/- (Serves 2)
A medley of vegetable with choice of Egg, meat or seafood cooked in a mellow lightly spiced coconut milk gravy.
Starts from Rs. 375/-
A traditional preparation where egg or meat is curried and cooked in special Malabar spices and then steamed in Banana leaf (Kizhi) to infuse great flavours.
Starts from Rs. 375/-
A lip smacking dish found in street side eateries and in traditional homes of North Kerala. Packed with spices, this tamarind based prawn preparation is must try.
Rs. 725/- (Serves 2)
A yummy blend of vegetables in a spicy coconut and yoghurt gravy flavoured with coconut oil.
Rs. 325/- (Serves 2)
A medley of vegetables in a mellow lightly spiced coconut milk gravy is a staple in any North Kerala home.
Rs. 325/- (Serves 2)
(6 hrs pre-order required)
This dish gets its name from the vathals or dried/preserved berries. This is a tangy sauce like preparation, that goes well with rice and a stir fry vegetable.
Rs. 325/- (Serves 2)
Choice of egg / meat / seafood cooked in a unique country style curry of coconut milk, tamarind and special spices.
Starts from Rs. 375/-
Roasted special spices and Coconut, ground into a paste forms the base of this curry. Marinated egg / meat / seafood is then cooked in this paste making it a bowl of flavours.
Starts from Rs. 375/-
This preparation of Egg / Meat / Seafood cooked in creamy coconut milk and Cashew nut base sauce which is mildly spiced making it a delicacy.
Starts from Rs. 375/-
A staple in most Palakkad brahmin homes made out of lentils, tamarind, tomatoes and special spice mix.
Rs. 250/- (Serves 2)
A mixed vegetable dish that has a tamarind-based gravy made using a unique coconut paste.
Starts from Rs. 325/- (Serves 2)
(Lemon rice)
A special rice preparation using cooked Ponni rice tempered with spice and garnished with lemon juice and fried curry leaves.
Rs. 325/- (Serves 2)
(Curd rice)
A true blue Pallakad ‘Tam-Bram’ classic. Its prepared with cooked Ponni rice combined with seasoned curd and garnished with mustard, curd chilli’s and dals and curry leaves.
Rs. 275/- (Serves 2)
(Coconut rice)
Ponni rice combined with grated coconut and tempered with spices and peanuts with a garnished of curry leaves.
Rs. 325/- (Serves 2)
(Ghee rice)
A Malabar specialty Ghee Rice, is a savory dish using Jeerakasala rice, ghee, spices and aromatic seasoning with a garnish of fried onions, raisins and cashew nuts. This special rice preparation can be had with Ishtew or any of the curries.
Rs. 375/- (Serves 2)
(24 hrs pre-order required)
This biryani is a unique and popular cuisine in the region. Made with tapioca pearls, garam masala, coconut milk and meats (optional). Like any Malabari biryani the crooked rice is then layered and mixed with the Kappa curry.
Starts from Rs. 375/- (Serves 2)
This is a typical Malabari Moplah rice preparation. A unique and flavoured dum biriyani, made with Jeerakasala rice and garnished with fried onions and nuts.
Starts from Rs. 425/- (Serves 2)
(Tamarind Rice)
Ponni rice combined with tamarind pulp and tempered with spices and peanuts with a garnished of curry leaves to make this flavourful tamarind rice.
Rs. 325/- (Serves 2)
(PONNI OR MATTA)
Choice of steamed South Indian Ponni rice or the nutrient-rich variety Palakkadan Matta.
Rs. 175/-
A special Dum Biryani introduced by the Rawther Muslim community of Palakkad. This Biryani is prepared using the flavourful Jeerakasala Rice.
Starts from Rs. 425/- (Serves 2)
(4 pcs)
Soft, light, fluffy steamed rice cake made with a ground, fermented rice and lentil batter.
Rs. 150/-
Soft, light, fluffy steamed rice cake unevenly crushed and tossed in spices, curry leaves and dals. This is a typical Brahminical snack usually made out of leftover idly’s from breakfast and consumed as evening tiffin.
Rs. 175/-
(3 pcs)
This traditional Palakkad Iyer pancake is made with rice, dals and dried red chillies. It’s different from the regular dosa and classical combination is with Avial. You can pair this pancake with non-vegetarian curries as well.
Starts from Rs. 120/-
(3 pcs)
This is a traditional Malabar Unleavened Rice Bread. Made on a Tava like a chappathi.
Rs. 120/-
(3 pcs)
An extremely soft, spongy and thick in the center dosa that gets its texture that resembles a bun bread. A North Kerala favourite enjoyed with different veg and non-veg curries.
Rs. 120/-
Rice Noodles made from raw rice tossed in a tempering of mustard, dal, spices and curry leaves. A very popular evening snack in Palakkad.
Rs. 175/-
(1 Kutti)
Steamed rice bread or Puttu shaped like a tube is made using a special vessel, the Puttukutti. This is a traditional breakfast bread eaten with a spicy Bengal gram curry or with ripe bananas and sugar.
Starts from Rs. 225/-
(3 pcs)
Also known as string hopper or noolputtu is a rice noodle dish, where rice flour is pressed into noodles, woven into a flat disc-like shape and steamed.
Rs. 120/-
(4 pcs)
Soft, light, fluffy steamed round cakes tossed in home recipe mulga podi (gun powder), these are nutty and flavourful and makes a great snack.
Rs. 150/-
(3 pcs)
Soft and spongy rice pancake made of raw rice and lentil. It is slightly thicker than the regular dosai and is enjoyed with both vegetarian and non-vegetarian curries.
Starts from Rs. 120/-
(1 Kutti)
Stuffed rice bread or stuffed Puttu. The plain Puttu gets meatier when stuffed with choice of specially curried meat or sea food with Malabar spices.
Starts from Rs. 425/-
(3 pcs)
This a popular crispy, flaky, soft, unleavened layered flatbread. They go well with all kinds of curries.
Rs. 120/-
A Rice, Lentils andJaggery Payasam preparation that finds its roots to traditional Palakkad Brahmin homes.
Rs. 200/-
(2 pcs)
A traditional dish that is made of rice flour coconut and jaggery. These dumpling are stuffed with a delicious coconut and jaggery mixture and steamed in banana leaf.
Rs. 200/-
(3 pcs)
Elanji (God’s Own Kitch Exclusive). Crêpes with sweet coconut filling. These crêpes have a light texture and the sweet coconut fillings that makes it a delicious desert.
Rs. 200/-
This is a semolina pudding made using sooji or rava. The pudding has a melt in mouth texture and is quite a favourite in Brahmanical households.
Rs. 200/-
A traditional home style beverage made of jaggery, cardamom and dry ginger powder.
Rs. 100/-
A tasty, aromatic sarbat made from Nannari roots, jaggery and a hint of lime.
Rs. 100/-
Also called Morum Vellam is a spiced butter milk prepared with yogurt, curry leaves, green chilies, water, and fresh ginger.
Rs. 100/-
(12 to 15 pcs)
Mini rice flour dumplings that are steam cooked, tossed in a tempering of spices and garnished with mustard and curry leaves.
Rs. 200/-
A wholesome brahmanical snack from Palakkad, made from boiled Chickpeas and flavoured with a simple tempering and freshly grated coconut.
Rs. 225/-
A classical stir fry made by tempering black chickpeas with exquisite Malabar spices, onion & coconut sliveRs.
Rs. 225/-
(6 pcs)
Fried squares stuffed with vegetable or shredded meat or seafood. Petti pathiri gets its name from petti, ‘box’. A popular appetiser, that sets the mood.
Starts from Rs. 275/-
The classical fish fry made with stakes of fish that are marinated in exquisite Malabar spices, shallow fried till they turn golden and crisp and garnished with curry leaves.
Starts from Rs. 675/-
(6 pcs)
A spiced and crunchy fritters made with coarsely ground chana dal, chilli, onions, garlic and coriander leaves. Served with two kinds of chutney.
Rs. 275/-
(6 pcs)
Steamed rice rava dumplings tempered with spices and curry leaves.
Rs. 250/-
As the name suggests...the meat is roasted in 100% pure cow ghee/clarified butter and specially ground spices and red chilli paste. The red chilli paste imparts this dish its signature Red colour and taste.
Starts from Rs. 475/-
A popular dish of Malabar. Meat chunks marinated in spices and cornflour and deep-fried to get the crunch texture. Then sautéed in a flavour full spice mix and garnished with red chilli flakes and curry leaves.
Starts from Rs. 475/-
Yam / Colocasia / Raw banana / Potato marinated with special Malabar spices, shallow fried and finished with a tempering of mustard, curry leaves and red chillies.
Rs. 225/-
(6 pcs)
Traditional fritters made with urad dal (black lentils), spices and curry leaves. Take a pick from plain Ulundu Vadai or Cabbage Vadai or Vengaya Vadai.
Rs. 275/-
(6 pcs)
This is a special snack made by steaming dosa or idly batter which is enriched with grated coconut, onion, green chillies along with a tempering of spices.
Rs. 275/-
(6 pcs)
Though it looks like the regular vada this snack is made from Kappa (tapioca) and rice powder. The spiced tapioca offers a unique flavour to this famous tea stall snack.
Rs. 275/-
A flavourful roast derives its unique taste from frying the curried meat in coconut oil and cooking it with a special Malabar masala to give it a unique and awesome flavour.
Starts from Rs. 475/-
A well marinated dish with roasted and grounded spices this roast is full of flavour and has a great spice hit.
Starts from Rs. 475/-
(12 to 15 pcs)
Mini rice flour dumplings that are steam cooked, tossed in a tempering of spices and garnished with mustard and curry leaves.
Rs. 200/-
A wholesome brahmanical snack from Palakkad, made from boiled Chickpeas and flavoured with a simple tempering and freshly grated coconut.
Rs. 225/-
A classical stir fry made by tempering black chickpeas with exquisite Malabar spices, onion & coconut slivers.
Rs. 225/-
(6 pcs)
Fried squares stuffed with vegetable or shredded meat or seafood. Petti pathiri gets its name from petti, ‘box’. A popular appetiser, that sets the mood.
Starts from Rs. 275/-
(6 pcs)
A spiced and crunchy fritters made with coarsely ground chana dal, chilli, onions, garlic and coriander leaves. Served with two kinds of chutneys.
Rs. 275/-
(6 pcs)
Steamed rice rava dumplings tempered with spices and curry leaves.
Rs. 250/-
Yam / Colocasia / Raw banana / Potato marinated with special Malabar spices, shallow fried and finished with a tempering of mustard, curry leaves and red chillies.
Rs. 225/-
(6 pcs)
Traditional fritters made with urad dal (black lentils), spices and curry leaves. Take a pick from plain Ulundu Vadai or Cabbage Vadai or Vengaya Vadai.
Rs. 275/-
(6 pcs)
This is a special snack made by steaming dosa or idly batter which is enriched with grated coconut, onion, green chillies along with a tempering of spices.
Rs. 275/-
(6 pcs)
Though it looks like the regular vada this snack is made from Kappa (tapioca) and rice powder. The spiced tapioca offers a unique flavour to this famous tea stall snack.
Rs. 275/-
(6 pcs)
Fried squares stuffed with egg or shredded meat or seafood. Petti pathiri gets its name from petti, ‘box’. A popular appetiser, that sets the mood.
Starts from Rs. 275/-
The classical fish fry made with stakes of fish that are marinated in exquisite Malabar spices, shallow fried till they turn golden and crisp and garnished with curry leaves.
Starts from Rs. 675/-
As the name suggests...the meat is roasted in 100% pure cow ghee/clarified butter and specially ground spices and red chilli paste. The red chilli paste imparts this dish its signature Red colour and taste.
Starts from Rs. 475/-
(2 Stakes)
A traditional starter where fish coated with special Malabar masala is wrapped in banana leaves and cooked.
Starts from Rs. 675/-
A popular dish of Malabar. Meat chunks marinated in spices and cornflour and deep-fried to get the crunch texture. Then sautéed in a flavour full spice mix and garnished with red chilli flakes and curry leaves.
Starts from Rs. 475/-
A flavourful roast derives its unique taste from frying the curried meat in coconut oil and cooking it with a special Malabar masala to give it a unique and awesome flavour.
Starts from Rs. 475/-
A well marinated dish with roasted and grounded spices this roast is full of flavour and has a great spice hit.
Starts from Rs. 475/-
A popular cooking method using choice of meat or seafood in tamarind sauce. A delicious country style curry that combines the sourness of tamarind with the bite of chilli.
Starts from Rs. 375/-
A Palakkad home classic is made with vegetables and freshly ground coconut and spices giving it a unique texture and flavour.
Rs. 250/- (Serves 2)
Flavored with spices and simmered in rich gravy of coconut and cashew nut, with seasonal fresh vegetable this dish is an excellent accompaniment with most flat breads.
Rs. 325/- (Serves 2)
A medley of vegetable with choice of Egg, meat or seafood cooked in a mellow lightly spiced coconut milk gravy.
Starts from Rs. 375/-
A traditional preparation where egg or meat is curried and cooked in special malabar spices and then steamed in Banana leaf (Kizhi) to infuse great flavours.
Starts from Rs. 375/-
A lip smacking dish found in street side eateries and in traditional homes of North Kerala. Packed with spices, this tamarind based prawn preparation is must try.
Rs. 725/- (Serves 2)
A yummy blend of vegetables in a spicy coconut and yoghurt gravy flavoured with coconut oil.
Rs. 325/- (Serves 2)
A medley of vegetables in a mellow lightly spiced coconut milk gravy is a staple in any North Kerala home.
Rs. 325/- (Serves 2)
(6 hrs pre-order required)
This dish gets its name from the vathals or dried/preserved berries. This is a tangy sauce like preparation, that goes well with rice and a stir fry vegetable.
Rs. 325/- (Serves 2)
Choice of egg / meat / seafood cooked in a unique country style curry of coconut milk, tamarind and special spices.
Starts from Rs. 375/-
Roasted special spices and Coconut, ground into a paste forms the base of this curry. Marinated egg / meat / seafood is then cooked in this paste making it a bowl of flavours.
Starts from Rs. 375/-
This preparation of Egg / Meat / Seafood cooked in creamy coconut milk and Cashew nut base sauce which is mildly spiced making it a delicacy.
Starts from Rs. 375/-
A staple in most Palakkad brahmin homes made out of lentils, tamarind, tomatoes and special spice mix.
Rs. 250/- (Serves 2)
A mixed vegetable dish that has a tamarind-based gravy made using a unique coconut paste.
Starts from Rs. 325/- (Serves 2)
A Palakkad home classic is made with vegetables and freshly ground coconut and spices giving it a unique texture and flavour.
Rs. 250/- (Serves 2)
Flavored with spices and simmered in rich gravy of coconut and cashew nut, with seasonal fresh vegetable this dish is an excellent accompaniment with most flat breads.
Rs. 325/- (Serves 2)
A yummy blend of vegetables in a spicy coconut and yoghurt gravy flavoured with coconut oil.
Rs. 325/- (Serves 2)
A medley of vegetables in a mellow lightly spiced coconut milk gravy is a staple in any North Kerala home.
Rs. 325/- (Serves 2)
(6 hrs pre-order required)
This dish gets its name from the vathals or dried/preserved berries. This is a tangy sauce like preparation, that goes well with rice and a stir fry vegetable.
Rs. 325/- (Serves 2)
A popular cooking method using choice of meat or seafood in tamarind sauce. A delicious country style curry that combines the sourness of tamarind with the bite of chilli.
Starts from Rs. 375/-
A medley of vegetable with choice of Egg, meat or seafood cooked in a mellow lightly spiced coconut milk gravy.
Starts from Rs. 375/-
A traditional preparation where egg or meat is curried and cooked in special malabar spices and then steamed in Banana leaf (Kizhi) to infuse great flavours.
Starts from Rs. 375/-
A lip smacking dish found in street side eateries and in traditional homes of North Kerala. Packed with spices, this tamarind based prawn preparation is must try.
Rs. 725/- (Serves 2)
Choice of egg / meat / seafood cooked in a unique country style curry of coconut milk, tamarind and special spices.
Starts from Rs. 375/-
Roasted special spices and Coconut, ground into a paste forms the base of this curry. Marinated egg / meat / seafood is then cooked in this paste making it a bowl of flavours.
Starts from Rs. 375/-
This preparation of Egg / Meat / Seafood cooked in creamy coconut milk and Cashew nut base sauce which is mildly spiced making it a delicacy.
Starts from Rs. 375/-
(4 pcs)
Soft, light, fluffy steamed rice cake made with a ground, fermented rice and lentil batter.
Rs. 150/-
Soft, light, fluffy steamed rice cake unevenly crushed and tossed in spices, curry leaves and dals. This is a typical Brahminical snack usually made out of leftover idly’s from breakfast and consumed as evening tiffin.
Rs. 175/-
(3 pcs)
This traditional Palakkad Iyer pancake is made with rice, dals and dried red chillies. It’s different from the regular dosa and classical combination is with Avial. You can pair this pancake with non-vegetarian curries as well.
Starts from Rs. 120/-
(3 pcs)
This is a traditional Malabar Unleavened Rice Bread. Made on a Tava like a chappathi.
Rs. 120/-
(3 pcs)
An extremely soft, spongy and thick in the center dosa that gets its texture that resembles a bun bread. A North Kerala favourite enjoyed with different veg and non-veg curries.
Rs. 120/-
Rice Noodles made from raw rice tossed in a tampering of mustard, dal, spices and curry leaves. A very popular evening snack in Palakkad.
Rs. 175/-
(1 Kutti)
Steamed rice bread or Puttu shaped like a tube is made using a special vessel, the Puttukutti. This is a traditional breakfast bread eaten with a spicy Bengal gram curry or with ripe bananas and sugar.
Starts from Rs. 225/-
(3 pcs)
Also known as string hopper or noolputtu is a rice noodle dish, where rice flour is pressed into noodles, woven into a flat disc-like shape and steamed.
Rs. 120/-
(4 pcs)
Soft, light, fluffy steamed round cakes tossed in home recipe mulga podi (gun powder), these are nutty and flavourful and makes a great snack.
Rs. 150/-
(3 pcs)
Soft and spongy rice pancake made of raw rice and lentil. It is slightly thicker than the regular dosai and is enjoyed with both vegetarian and non-vegetarian curries.
Starts from Rs. 120/-
(1 Kutti)
Stuffed rice bread or stuffed Puttu. The plain Puttu gets meatier when stuffed with choice of specially curried meat or sea food with Malabar spices.
Starts from Rs. 425/-
(3 pcs)
This a popular crispy, flaky, soft, unleavened layered flatbread. They go well with all kinds of curries.
Rs. 120/-
(4 pcs)
Soft, light, fluffy steamed rice cake made with a ground, fermented rice and lentil batter.
Rs. 150/-
Soft, light, fluffy steamed rice cake unevenly crushed and tossed in spices, curry leaves and dals. This is a typical Brahminical snack usually made out of leftover idly’s from breakfast and consumed as evening tiffin.
Rs. 175/-
(3 pcs)
This traditional Palakkad Iyer pancake is made with rice, dals and dried red chillies. It’s different from the regular dosa and classical combination is with Avial. You can pair this pancake with non-vegetarian curries as well.
Starts from Rs. 120/-
(3 pcs)
This is a traditional Malabar Unleavened Rice Bread. Made on a Tava like a chappathi.
Rs. 120/-
(3 pcs)
An extremely soft, spongy and thick in the center dosa that gets its texture that resembles a bun bread. A North Kerala favourite enjoyed with different veg and non-veg curries.
Rs. 120/-
Rice Noodles made from raw rice tossed in a tampering of mustard, dal, spices and curry leaves. A very popular evening snack in Palakkad.
Rs. 175/-
(1 Kutti)
Steamed rice bread or Puttu shaped like a tube is made using a special vessel, the Puttukutti. This is a traditional breakfast bread eaten with a spicy Bengal gram curry or with ripe bananas and sugar.
Starts from Rs. 225/-
(3 pcs)
Also known as string hopper or noolputtu is a rice noodle dish, where rice flour is pressed into noodles, woven into a flat disc-like shape and steamed.
Rs. 120/-
(4 pcs)
Soft, light, fluffy steamed round cakes tossed in home recipe mulga podi (gun powder), these are nutty and flavourful and makes a great snack.
Rs. 150/-
(3 pcs)
Soft and spongy rice pancake made of raw rice and lentil. It is slightly thicker than the regular dosai and is enjoyed with both vegetarian and non-vegetarian curries.
Starts from Rs. 120/-
(3 pcs)
This a popular crispy, flaky, soft, unleavened layered flatbread. They go well with all kinds of curries.
Rs. 120/-
(1 Kutti)
Stuffed rice bread or stuffed Puttu. The plain Puttu gets meatier when stuffed with choice of specially curried meat or sea food with Malabar spices.
Starts from Rs. 425/-
(Lemon rice)
A special rice preparation using cooked Ponni rice tempered with spice and garnished with lemon juice and fried curry leaves.
Rs. 325/- (Serves 2)
(Curd rice)
A true blue Pallakad ‘Tam-Bram’ classic. Its prepared with cooked Ponni rice combined with seasoned curd and garnished with mustard, curd chilli’s and dals and curry leaves.
Rs. 275/- (Serves 2)
(Coconut rice)
Ponni rice combined with grated coconut and tempered with spices and peanuts with a garnished of curry leaves.
Rs. 325/- (Serves 2)
(Ghee rice)
A Malabar specialty Ghee Rice, is a savory dish using Jeerakasala rice, ghee, spices and aromatic seasoning with a garnish of fried onions, raisins and cashew nuts. This special rice preparation can be had with Ishtew or any of the curries.
Rs. 375/- (Serves 2)
(24 hrs pre-order required)
This biryani is a unique and popular cuisine in the region. Made with tapioca pearls, garam masala, coconut milk and meats (optional). Like any Malabari biryani the crooked rice is then layered and mixed with the Kappa curry.
Starts from Rs. 375/-
This is a typical Malabari Moplah rice preparation. A unique and flavoured dum biriyani, made with Jeerakasala rice and garnished with fried onions and nuts.
Starts from Rs. 425/- (Serves 2)
(Tamarind Rice)
Ponni rice combined with tamarind pulp and tempered with spices and peanuts with a garnished of curry leaves to make this flavourful tamarind rice.
Rs. 325/- (Serves 2)
(PONNI OR MATTA)
Choice of steamed South Indian Ponni rice or the nutrient-rich variety Palakkadan Matta.
Rs. 175/-
A special Dum Biryani introduced by the Rawther Muslim community of Palakkad. This Biryani is prepared using the flavourful Jeerakasala Rice.
Starts from Rs. 425/- (Serves 2)
(Lemon rice)
A special rice preparation using cooked Ponni rice tempered with spice and garnished with lemon juice and fried curry leaves.
Rs. 325/- (Serves 2)
(Curd rice)
A true blue Pallakad ‘Tam-Bram’ classic. Its prepared with cooked Ponni rice combined with seasoned curd and garnished with mustard, curd chilli’s and dals and curry leaves.
Rs. 275/- (Serves 2)
(Coconut rice)
Ponni rice combined with grated coconut and tempered with spices and peanuts with a garnished of curry leaves.
Rs. 325/- (Serves 2)
(Ghee rice)
A Malabar specialty Ghee Rice, is a savory dish using Jeerakasala rice, ghee, spices and aromatic seasoning with a garnish of fried onions, raisins and cashew nuts. This special rice preparation can be had with Ishtew or any of the curries.
Rs. 375/- (Serves 2)
(24 hrs pre-order required)
This biryani is a unique and popular cuisine in the region. Made with tapioca pearls, garam masala, coconut milk and meats (optional). Like any Malabari biryani the crooked rice is then layered and mixed with the Kappa curry.
Starts from Rs. 375/- (Serves 2)
(Tamarind Rice)
Ponni rice combined with tamarind pulp and tempered with spices and peanuts with a garnished of curry leaves to make this flavourful tamarind rice.
Rs. 325/- (Serves 2)
(PONNI OR MATTA)
Choice of steamed South Indian Ponni rice or the nutrient-rich variety Palakkadan Matta.
Rs. 175/-
(24 hrs pre-order required)
This biryani is a unique and popular cuisine in the region. Made with tapioca pearls, garam masala, coconut milk and meats (optional). Like any Malabari biryani the crooked rice is then layered and mixed with the Kappa curry.
Starts from Rs. 425/- (Serves 2)
This is a typical Malabari Moplah rice preparation. A unique and flavoured dum biriyani, made with Jeerakasala rice and garnished with fried onions and nuts.
Starts from Rs. 475/- (Serves 2)
A special Dum Biryani introduced by the Rawther Muslim community of Palakkad. This Biryani is prepared using the flavourful Jeerakasala Rice.
Starts from Rs. 425/- (Serves 2)
(12 to 15 pcs)
Mini rice flour dumplings that are steam cooked, tossed in a tempering of spices and garnished with mustard and curry leaves.
Rs. 200/-
A classical stir fry made by tempering black chickpeas with exquisite Malabar spices, onion & coconut sliveRs.
Rs. 225/-
(6 pcs)
Fried squares stuffed with vegetable or shredded meat or seafood. Petti pathiri gets its name from petti, ‘box’. A popular appetiser, that sets the mood.
Starts from Rs. 275/-
(6 pcs)
Steamed rice rava dumplings tempered with spices and curry leaves.
Rs. 250/-
Yam / Colocasia / Raw banana marinated with special Malabar spices, shallow fried and finished with a tempering of mustard, curry leaves and red chillies.
Rs. 225/-
(6 pcs)
Though it looks like the regular vada this snack is made from Kappa (tapioca) and rice powder. The spiced tapioca offers a unique flavour to this famous tea stall snack.
Rs. 275/-
(2 pcs) (6 hrs pre-order required)
This Malabar delicacy is a special rice bread stuffed with curried fish and steamed. Its a popular appetiser in the region.
Rs. 495/-
(6 hrs pre-order required)
This dish gets its name from the vathals or dried/preserved berries. This is a tangy sauce like preparation, that goes well with rice and a stir fry vegetable.
Rs. 325/-
(Serves 2)
(24 hrs pre-order required)
This biryani is a unique and popular cuisine in the region. Made with tapioca pearls, garam masala, coconut milk and meats (optional). Like any Malabari biryani the crooked rice is then layered and mixed with the Kappa curry.
Starts from Rs. 375/-
A special Dum Biryani introduced by the Rawther Muslim community of Palakkad. This Biryani is prepared using the flavourful Jeerakasala Rice.
Starts from Rs. 425/-
This is a typical Malabari Moplah rice preparation. A unique and flavoured dum biriyani, made with Jeerakasala rice and garnished with fried onions and nuts.
Starts from Rs. 425/- (Serves 2)
(3 pcs)
This traditional Palakkad Iyer pancake is made with rice, dals and dried red chillies. It’s different from the regular dosa and classical combination is with Avial. You can pair this pancake with non-vegetarian curries as well.
Starts from Rs. 175/-
(3 pcs)
This is a traditional Malabar Unleavened Rice Bread. Made on a Tava like a chappathi.
Rs. 120/-
(1 Kutti)
Stuffed rice bread or stuffed Puttu. The plain Puttu gets meatier when stuffed with choice of specially curried meat or sea food with Malabar spices.
Starts from Rs. 425/- (Serves 1-2)
(12 to 15 pcs)
Mini rice flour dumplings that are steam cooked, tossed in a tempering of spices and garnished with mustard and curry leaves.
Rs. 200/-
A classical stir fry made by tempering black chickpeas with exquisite Malabar spices, onion & coconut sliveRs.
Rs. 225/-
(6 pcs)
Steamed rice rava dumplings tempered with spices and curry leaves.
Rs. 250/-
Yam / Colocasia / Raw banana marinated with special Malabar spices, shallow fried and finished with a tempering of mustard, curry leaves and red chillies.
Rs. 225/-
(6 pcs)
Though it looks like the regular vada this snack is made from Kappa (tapioca) and rice powder. The spiced tapioca offers a unique flavour to this famous tea stall snack.
Rs. 275/-
(6 hrs pre-order required)
This dish gets its name from the vathals or dried/preserved berries. This is a tangy sauce like preparation, that goes well with rice and a stir fry vegetable.
Rs. 325/- (Serves 2)
(3 pcs)
This traditional Palakkad Iyer pancake is made with rice, dals and dried red chillies. It’s different from the regular dosa and classical combination is with Avial. You can pair this pancake with non-vegetarian curries as well.
Starts from Rs. 120/-
(3 pcs)
This is a traditional Malabar Unleavened Rice Bread. Made on a Tava like a chappathi.
Rs. 120/-
(6 pcs)
Fried squares stuffed with vegetable or shredded meat or seafood. Petti pathiri gets its name from petti, ‘box’. A popular appetiser, that sets the mood.
Starts from Rs. 275/-
(2 pcs) (6 hrs pre-order required)
This Malabar delicacy is a special rice bread stuffed with curried fish and steamed. Its a popular appetiser in the region.
Rs. 495/-
(1 Kutti)
Stuffed rice bread or stuffed Puttu. The plain Puttu gets meatier when stuffed with choice of specially curried meat or sea food with Malabar spices.
Starts from Rs. 425/- (Serves 1-2)
A special Dum Biryani introduced by the Rawther Muslim community of Palakkad. This Biryani is prepared using the flavourful Jeerakasala Rice.
Starts from Rs. 425/-
This is a typical Malabari Moplah rice preparation. A unique and flavoured dum biriyani, made with Jeerakasala rice and garnished with fried onions and nuts.
Starts from Rs. 525/-
(2 pcs)
A traditional dish that is made of rice flour coconut and jaggery. These dumpling are stuffed with a delicious coconut and jaggery mixture and steamed in banana leaf.
Rs. 200/-
(3 pcs)
Elanji (God’s Own Kitch Exclusive). Crêpes with sweet coconut filling. These crêpes have a light texture and the sweet coconut fillings that makes it a delicious desert.
Rs. 200/-
This is a semolina pudding made using sooji or rava. The pudding has a melt in mouth texture and is quite a favourite in Brahmanical households.
Rs. 200/-
Paanagam is a traditional drink which is made of jaggery, cardamom and dry ginger powder with a hint of lemon. The flavor of cardamom and ginger powder (chukku) makes this drink very tasty and flavorful.
Rs. 100/-
This is a tasty, aromatic sarbat made of Nannari roots, jaggery and a hint of lime. This is natural coolant & a refreshing drink.
Rs. 100/-
Also called Morum Vellam is a spiced butter milk prepared with yogurt, curry leaves, green chilies, water, and fresh ginger.
Rs.100/-