Sathya's Cafe

Nice home food. Self service thali. Great dosa.

Limited to veg pizzas . Only on Wednesday and Saturday

Great authentic (South Indian) home made food for example thali at lunch (100). Very friendly people (staff), helpful with any request If you are in Tiruvannamalai, then go to Sathya's Cafe and it probably will not be the only time you go Because we stayed at the Sathya's guest house, we ate at the cafe many times (breakfast, lunch, pizza (wed+sat) and dinner). Veggies, potatoes, dosa, papadam, idly are all very good. The pizza is really good too. It has a thin crust (like tarte flambee) and they also spared the cheese upon our request (vegan). Though a bit sweet, the lemon ginger tee saved us when we had a bit of a sore throat

We mainly went to Sathya's for breakfast and had idli and dosa with chutney, accompanied by tea and coffee. They follow a self-service buffet system for most breakfast items. There is not a lot of service staff in the mornings, so I would often have to walk to the back to get their attention, but I'm okay with that. The tea was usually great while the coffee tasted a bit like tea! The idli/dosa and chutney were fine. Cost-wise, one of the more economical options. We'd have 5 single idlis, a chai, and a coffee for Rs. 100.

Very delicious food prepared by very kind people. They make the food without any hot spices (what I was looking for). Also the chapatis were plain without any oil but very soft and tasty (again what I was looking for). Thank you so much.

very good southern indian food .fresh and tasty, good service ,affordable prices

UNSPICY tasty organic vegegetarian food.really good value. ate here a few times and will come back if i pass by again. thali with RED rice, as available. had breakfast the next day with a nice variety of 3 chutneys. also had uthapam here with various vegies. its basically a thicker versoon of a dosai. bring some moskito repellent in the evening during notorious moskito hour, else they also have some. also i suggest to order breakfast without plastic foil under it. one day i got it on a plate, the other with plastic in between food and plate-which i saw in this resto and other places before.it is not unusual in india. i assume to make the wash up easier.was just surprised when it happened to me today... please support me and LETS ASK FOR a PLASTICFREE PESENTATION OF THE FOOD.thx

The pizza was not very good. It was an South India approximation to pizza. Moreover they insist, that we eat the pizza with your hands. A traditional South Indian approach but unfortunately not my path. I had to go to the kitchen and insist several times to get a fork, knives were not available at that time. Service was very, very slow. So this is for sure: This was my first and last visit at Sathya's Cafe.