Savya Rasa

Akanksha

2 months ago

5.0

Had one of the most comforting breakfast experiences at Madras Cafe ❤️ There’s something so special about the simplicity of this place. No over-the-top décor, no unnecessary noise—just a cozy, calm vibe that instantly makes you feel at ease, especially in the morning. It’s the kind of place where you can slow down, breathe, and truly enjoy your meal. The staff is quiet, polite, and very composed, adding to the peaceful atmosphere. The open kitchen is such a thoughtful touch—it gives you a sense of transparency and cleanliness, which makes the experience even more reassuring. And now, the food… it’s just wow. Whether it’s the sambar, idli, or even a simple glass of buttermilk—everything tastes so pure, so authentic, and so delicious. It’s amazing how they turn such basic dishes into something so memorable. This is not just a restaurant, it’s a feeling. A place you visit when you crave home-like comfort, simple food, and a little peace in your day. Definitely a must-visit when you want that homely, soulful food experience 🤍

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Guna Roobene Sivakumar

1 month ago

5.0

The place was great. Service, food and the menu was impeccable. I was managed by Mr. Indra and team, whose service and knowledge on the menu was outstanding. A must try experience!

Sultan

2 months ago

5.0

This place is very good food is good and Baapu Bhaiya is the best in his work

Ajay Supekar

1 month ago

4.0

While Savya Rasa was never on my list, I'm really glad I visited this place. It was so surprising that I was completely unaware that this place existed in Pune. I was so excited by their unique menu with authenitc south indian dishes. It is medium sized outlet located in Koregaon Park. They have their own parking space. I visited this place on a weekend, friday evening for dinner with a couple of my colleagues. The place was almost empty when we visited in the evening and many tables were empty throughout the night. Was a bit surprised by this. The ambience is basic. Nothing extraordinary. Savya Rasa specilizes in serving a wide range of South Indian cusine. We ordered their Kuzi Paniyaram and Mini Meen Polichathu. The Kuzi Paniyaram was good, the tangy chutney was the real star. My main attraction for visiting this place was the Mini Meen Polichathu. Succulent fish covered with spices and cooked in banana leaf. Really lovely. For mains we tried their Kadamba Kozhambu and Kori Gassi along with Neer Dosa and Bun Parotta. The Kadamva Kozhambu was a mix veg curry and tasted good. The Kori Gassi was chiken curry loaded with spices and flavours. Loved it. The chiken was cooked to perfection and simply tasted amazing. The Neer Dosa was good. Bun Parotta was average. For mocktails we tried Vasanta Neer which was average. The staff is very polite and the service is fast. Good quality and quantity. The prices are very much on the higher side. Will visit again for sure.

Shardul

2 months ago

4.0

It's a good place with authentic South Indian food. The rates are a bit high but it's good to experience.

Ajinkya

1 day ago

3.0

I ordered food as a kid, and somehow it ended up being delivered for my funeral! The food was good though! I hope my soul makes it to heaven after waiting so long.

Ashwini

2 months ago

3.0

the food was good but quantity was less and pricec was relatively very high. plus they charged 400 service charge for a 4k bill

Preeta

1 month ago

2.0

Had gone for Vishu Sadhya today 15th April. The food was not upto the mark. Seemed like it was cooked yesterday for the 1st day of Vishu and the remaining served today. Except rice and sambar nothing was served hot. The papad was also not fresh and crisp. The Vada was extremely thin and cold, when asked to serve a hot one they heated in the microwave and served. Beetroot pachadi didn't seem fresh. vada in the kadi was cold and just added to the kadhi. Had gone last year for Onam and it was very crowded... though the food was much better they forgot to serve a few dishes and had to ask for stuff and wait to be served. overall it's quite pricey than most places for sadhya. Bill was 3453 for two people including 10% service charge disguised as staff contribution.

Deepak Sahni

3 months ago

2.0

food was tangy and unnecessary expensive tip is added before hand as service tax without asking overall overprice

Sanket Bhosale

2 months ago

1.0

One Word. "OVERRATED" Extremely overrated in price as compared to taste. We were 2 people one was veg and I had non veg. We visited this restaurant, expecting we would get some different south indian cuisine to taste. Taste of both veg and nonveg items was literally OK, not more than that. I had ordered Thalessery biryani, which they said it was there speciality. But it was disappointing in taste but price was like around Rs. 850. Literally I had way more tasty biryani at tiranga and other places in pune and also in my hometown. If you want to have a good tasty food koregaon park locality, Conrad Hotel's Zeera restaurant will be a good place to go. It was a complete waste of money for me at savya rasa