- Indian
- Vegetarian
- Healthy
Udupi Palace
Menu for Udupi Palace
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Ratings and Reviews for Udupi Palace
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May 05 2012
vibhor g. via Yelp
Worst service. Rude waiters.read more
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Apr 29 2012
Imrickjamesbc H. via Yelp
First time in the Devon Avenue area where I actually paid attention to it. It lights up totally different at night vs. day. I had no idea how...read more
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Apr 13 2012
Matt R. via Yelp
I like this place. I ordered delivery here, and they brought it all the way up to evanston! For sake of "sick tea" I elected to get their masala, which was...read more
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Jul 17 2008
conoisur via Citysearch
I took my friend who was starved for South Indian Thali to this supposedly good place based on the reviews online. It happened to ...read more
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Feb 08 2008
CriticalGuy via Citysearch
Went last night with my wife, our 3 month-old infant, and a friend. Total bill, 51 dollars: Potato-stuffed dosai: large crispy ...read more
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Jul 17 2007
ejc251 via Citysearch
I come here all the time with large groups to have massive amounts of very tasty vegetarian cuisine. I like to order the Royal Mys...read more
The Scene
In bustling Little India, Udupi Palace offers ''Pure Vegetarian South Indian Cuisine'' that's regarded highly by neighborhood families and visitors to Devon Avenue. Gold trim, pale green walls, rows of wooden tables and paintings of Hindu goddesses adorn the casual spot.
The Food
Start with hot samosas or Udupi's appetizer assortment (lentil donut, samosa, panir pakora and more). Regulars opt for dosai (large crepes) and malabar adai (lentil pancakes), which are perfect platforms for the chutneys and sauces brought to the table. Staples like palak panir (homemade cheese and spinach) and vegetable curries are top-notch--and great for sharing and eating with batura, a large puffy fried bread. In the sweets department, try a mango lassi (a yogurt drink) or badan halwa (ground almonds cooked in honey and butter) topped with rose ice cream.
