New Pamba Multicuisine Restaurant

This was my second visit to this restaurant. As a Mallu in Chennai, I'm always on the hunt for good Kerala food, and this place does a decent job of offering a Kerala-inspired menu. This time, I tried their non-veg meals. Honestly, there's not much to rave about--it's your regular veg meals with an extra helping of fish curry (sardine/mathi). The parotta, however, deserves a shoutout--it was fluffy, sizeable, and cooked just right. Unfortunately, the beef pepper masala was a total miss. I probably should have stuck to a safer option like the beef curry or something else, but curiosity got the better of me The place tends to get crowded, so be prepared for a bit of a wait during peak hours. Overall, it's an okay-ish spot, worth a try if you're craving Kerala flavors in Chennai. Just don't set your expectations sky-high, and you should be fine!

We were looking for an authentic place for dinner and this place nailed it! The dishes had excellent levels of spice and flavor. The parotta was the best we've had in south India! The mushroom masala & pea masala were delicious and the beef kothu parotta was supreme!

Kerala food varieties. Dishes served in kerala style including biryani. Meals are really worth it. Bit pricey considering the nearby equivalent restaurants. No parking, old roadside if available. Small cosy restaurant. Avoid reaching after 2pm, most dishes run empty. Good service. Quick too. Worth a visit. Overall Good.

If you're a fan of Kerala-style cuisine, this place is worth a visit. The restaurant offers a variety of traditional dishes that are sure to satisfy your cravings. Beef enthusiasts will particularly appreciate the rich flavors of their beef curry, which pairs excellently with the flaky paratha. Don't miss out on the Malabar Biriyani, a fragrant and flavorful dish that's a highlight of their menu. Additionally, the kadalai curry is a must-try, offering a deliciously spiced chickpea curry that embodies the essence of Kerala's culinary heritage. Overall, it's one of the better spots for authentic Kerala cuisine.

The restaurant have been renovated and reopened recently. The restaurant is now run by a completely new management. The dishes are completely new( No beef items are served here now). The food is bit over priced, but tastes good and with good quantity. The restaurant is very neat and clean and also suitable for family dining.

Tried wheat parotta, beef fry, fish meals and nethili fry. Wheat Parotta was soft and tasty. Beef was not up to the mark. Meals and nethili fry was ok.

Reasonable price, clean place...adipoli porotta .. especially poratta kizhi..beef biriyani also ...Will definitely have to visit again to try all dishes..A must visit... Don forget to have the grape pulp treat after food

If you love Kerala food and aren't looking at a great ambience, this IS THE place . We normally have the parotta and the Beef and Chicken fry. My mouth waters thinking about it.