These photos from globetrotter diaries have me drooling all over my desk. When I was a teenager in Las Vegas we used to have the best South Indian place. The Dosa Den was a total hole in the wall but f*ck they made the best dosas. And there was another dish that was to die for. But I have no idea what it was. They closed down years ago (like, 10?) but oddly a google search pulls up many references. Which makes some small part of me wishfully think they are still out there, somewhere.I haven't found a dosa that compares yet.
I hate unrequited food cravings.
There are few things worse than unrequited food cravings.
ReplyDeleteoh man. that looks so good. i am not even pregnant and i am super craving that meal. delish!
ReplyDeleteI would recommend Banana Leaf in Hillcrest...if their food was as good as I'd hoped. :/ BUT...you might like it more than I did.
ReplyDeleteSo, kind of like a savory Indian cannoli?
ReplyDeleteI love Indian food but have never run across these.
My craving of the day is a banh mi from K's Sandwiches.
Next time you're in NYC, Hampton Chutney is pretty dang delish.
ReplyDeleteyou just made me hungry.
ReplyDeleteI second the Hampton Chutney Co. in NYC - just seeing those pics made me have a mad craving.
ReplyDeleteSigh. Need an excuse to head back east for a trip...
Augh! Unrequited food cravings are the worst!!!
ReplyDeleteHurry, go to little India now on Black Mountain Rd: http://www.suratifarsan.com/ ......you will NOT be disappointed, promise.
ReplyDeleteI make sure I'm hungry on the UWS or Soho so I can stop in at Hampton Chutney.
ReplyDeleteincluding a tweet, that makes FIVE for hampton chutney... ;)
ReplyDeleteMy fiance is south indian, so i'm used to his mother's world-class dosas, but the only acceptable subsitute is Paru's in Hollywood. Definitely check it out. You won't be disappointed (and the decor is amazing too)!
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