Dosa House Pure Vegetarian Indian Food

I am not a vegetarian and don’t eat a lot of Indian food.
So my opinion should not be lauded and you need to try the food for yourself. I’d give the restaurant a 3-4 star.
It feels like an older BK (Burger King restaurant from the 90s). The atmosphere? Lots of Indian/SE Asian people.
Cooks? Likewise with the occasional Brazilian and Spanish speaker. Food? 3 plus star.
The only thing I liked? Garlic chili fried rice.
5 star.
Their lo mien is pretty oily.
Indian food? It’s probably pretty good but I don’t have the palate for it. There’s some unique styles of their “bread” so that’s neat. Overall, it’s a strong 3 star (or weak 4 star) but I rounded up to a 4 star.

A great place to try the Indian street food.
I have mainly tried the dosas here and find them good.
The schezwan dosa is great.
The onion cheese dosa was decent as well.
The rice porridge that comes with the dosas is delicious. And it’s vegan menu.
It is also a self-service restaurant.
Nothing worth mentioning about the ambience.
It’s a quick eat n go shop. Overall a decent place for Indian food.
Nothing extra-ordinary, nothing disappointing.
Will surely cater to your cravings.

Food was good although a bit oily.
Spice levels were just right.
There is a 90's college canteen / Uni mess vibe to this place with a touch of McD-like screens for ordering.
Atmosphere is what you'd expect at an Indian snacks corner - a bit too noisy to my liking. Ordered: 1.
Chilli Garlic Noodles - 3.5 ⭐️ (oily) 2.
Coffee - 5 ⭐️ 3.
Vada Pav - 4 ⭐️ 4.
Masala Dosa - 4 ⭐️ 5.
Vada Sambhar - Dipped - 3.5 ⭐️( I have had better Vada Sambhars than this place) Overall - 3.5 ⭐️ Would I visit again? - maybe just for coffee.