Went there on a Sunday late evening for dinner after a long ride and I was pleasantly surprised after seeing the place. The ambience was very simple and very clean and felt completely desi feel. I was so happy when they had button idly and honestly speaking it was the best button idly that I had in Bengaluru after a long time. After that I had plain dosa and it was so nice to see dosa very consistent. The rates were all nominal and overall it was a nice experience.
Best place for the best idly and dosas..
The taste is delicious and awesome..
I would suggest everyone to not miss this place..
Ambience - 3.5/5 Food - 5/5 Service - 4/5 VFM - 5/5 Parking - No
One of Bangalore's uniqueness is the abundance of excellent Darshinis, or quick breakfast places. Ganesh Darshan at Jayanagar 4th block is another wonderful place for a wholesome breakfast. Their USP is Village type fiid without any artificial colours or flavours. We had their Banaras Dosa, a novel take on Disa with crisp bread cubes embedded in it, and topped with masala. The rava dosa was hige and extremely filling. There was a thin paste of herbs on the inside that added a wonderful flavour. The mini idlis were good and mu son gobbled them up. Other must haves are mango holige and black gram holige. Wash it all down with filter coffee and go home smug and content!
One more place very famous for masala dosa in bangalore... Generally packed... Easley located at the corner of the main road...
I used to live in Jayanagar a decade ago and my Sunday mornings were usually spent deciding which dosa establishment to visit that morning. Considering it is Jayanagar and good dosa joints are plenty, I think in a couple of years I became a bit of a dosa-coffee connoisseur. And this was one of my usual go to places along with UD. Along with the regular Karnataka breakfast fare, this establishment serves the best holige.
To this day, it remains the place where Bele and Kai holige are procured for almost all the festivals at our home.
Ambiance: Ganesh Darshan one of the famous restaurants to visit in Jayanagar 4th block. It is located at a corner which makes it easily noticeable. The place was crowded even though I visited on an afternoon of a weekday. It is self-served and outside seating is available, but beware of rats :)
Food: I had ordered a Masala Dosa and a Mini Meal which were reasonably priced. Masala dosa was awesome and crispy even though it was not oily. Mini Meals was filling but the taste was average. Saw many people ordering akki roti, couldn't try it though.
Service was quick. Overall I loved this place, definitely would recommend others to try it.
Must try: Masala Dosa
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Ganesh Darshan was my regular haunt for coffee during “my office is in 4th block Jayanagar” days. They had good special items after 4pm especially avarekaalu (hyacinth beans)dosa and nice SEASONAL SPECIALS. I have enjoyed many unique specials here in the earlier days. The colourful tile work is eye-catching and the small awning in front of the serving counters with a big statue of Krishna in the center gives this small outlet a slightly different look relative to the other small eateries around.
I went here after a looooooong time (already been some time, this is a long due review which was sitting in my draft box in Zomato). The place is still doing good business but on the day I visited it was just the regular fare – “everything on the written board is available” were just regular items, no specials. I ordered the bonda soup expecting that the varan or the moong dal soup would be fresh at around 4pm but both the bonda and the soup was prepared bit earlier so it was not piping hot fresh made. It was also a regular dal (toor) soup and the bonda both were a bit salty. Overall taste was ok but it did not meet my expectations. Coffee was fine not the excellent coffee that I remember.
I think I went on a bad day this time but maybe my memories were more shinier than the reality.
Since I had good average experience here over time (bar this last time), giving this a 4*
Located at a convenient place in Jayanagar, serving amazing Dosas and Holiges, maintained well since long, is a must place to visit to have yummy food.
The variety of dosa is mouthwatering. Don't expect 99 varities though, but good. Holiges are yummy. Mango dosa and jackfruit holige are something special to try in seasons. Reasonably priced and always pleasant unlike other crowded hotels.
Must visit for a mango dosa...
Perfect place for a grabbing quick breakfast or evening's snacks. All south Indian dishes taste really great.. Button idly, bonda soup, akki rotti are must try.. It has very few tables to stand n eat, so be ready to wait. You may have to eat standing in the footpath..
Ambience: Establishment with no seating. Can accommodate 15 members inside the eatery, very crowded during dining hours due to its reputation.
Advantages: Tasty and fresh food ( you get amazing masala dosa) pocket friendly ( most dishes cost below 50), easily accessible, quick service.
Disadvantages: seating- but food compensates for it.
Recommended: Masala dosa, akki roti, kesari bath
Tried Open butter masala dosa and paneer chilli taste was good.
Ghee set dosa ordered was also tasting yummy 😋
Quality of green and white chutney is was adds the best combination for dosa.
Ambience is quite decent both inside and outside eating available.
Price for 2 ppl avg is around 200 rs.
Overall 4.2/5 rating.
Worth the visit and trying new dosa.
Currently dosa mela is going on where in you get to have a dosa @25 rs /-
Valid from morning 8am to 12 pm noon.
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It had very best taste like original masala dose like not the pudi dose it’s a good place hag out but it’s quite crowded all time no place to sit or stand well the prices are far more expensive for the taste which is not acceptable for me & so over priced which is bad is just a grape juice which is so overpriced & we have to wait in que for just like 5-10 to give token for order which we ordered and wait for another 10-15 for receiving the order this is only for dose that’s only thing I tried so
After shopping we thought of having some light dinner. Saw this Dose Camp opposite to Bata showroom. Went inside there is a small area with approx 5 tables for family sitting. Checked the menu. We took Ghee podi idli, plain Dosa prepared in Ghee instead of butter, which is good. Savige bath. The taste of savige bath was different from other hotels, delicious. We took Ghee podi idli 2+2 as it was so delicious 😋 with the chutney served, which were amazing too.
You should definitely visit and try.
Let me know your feedback 😋
Silver and Gold Dosa! Damn nice!
Banarasi Butter Dosa had bread on top of Dosa, slightly sweet, so least of the best i d say. The take on Onion dosa was really nice. Fun fact - they used to serve only Dosa's as the main offering and people would come from the City side to grab some! They have expanded and renovated and added a lot more to the menu however the old charm and authentic vibe is still intact
As the name says you get amazing dosas here! You can find the dosa counter always crowded and busy! Try any dosa you will fall in love with it ! I liked their grape juice and also mango juice! Unexpectedly paav bhaji , mangalore bhajji Kesari bath(sheera) were also yumm!
Found it a bit expensive compared to other places however the taste was good!
Visited this breakfast point, had ghee silver Dosa, golden Dosa, both are tasted very good. But felt a bit gimmick it is regular ghee Dosa topped with silver and gold paper.
Dosa was very tasty. A must try...
It is a very old breakfast point, but recently it has been revamped, with modern amenities. Overall a great experience.
Visited the hotel late night, ordered masala dose and set dose. We stood in line for 15 mins to get the food. Taste was similar to Rameswaram cafe's, the only difference being the prices of items.
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Title: A Vibrant and Lively Experience at Dose Camp Jayanagar
Rating: ★★★★☆ (4/5)
If you're a dosa lover seeking a bustling atmosphere and authentic flavors, Dose Camp Jayanagar is the place to be. I recently visited this self-service restaurant, and while the experience was undeniably vibrant, the crowd could be a double-edged sword.
Ambiance: The restaurant's lively ambiance creates an energetic buzz that adds to the overall dining experience. It's a popular spot among locals and tourists alike, resulting in a bustling atmosphere that showcases the true essence of South Indian street food culture.
Service: As a self-service restaurant, the staff's role was primarily limited to taking orders and ensuring the tables were clean. While they were prompt in their duties, the high number of customers at peak hours could sometimes lead to slight delays. However, I found their approach friendly and accommodating, despite the busy environment.
Cuisine: Dose Camp Jayanagar undeniably excels in its dosa offerings. The extensive variety on the menu caters to diverse tastes, ensuring there's something for everyone. The dosas are flavorful, well-cooked, and generously filled, offering a delightful explosion of South Indian spices and ingredients. The chutneys and sambar served alongside the dosas perfectly complement the dishes.
Crowded Environment: The restaurant's popularity comes with a downside - it can get quite crowded, especially during peak hours and weekends. Finding a table might require some patience, and the noise levels can be high. If you prefer a more serene dining experience, visiting during off-peak hours might be advisable.
Hygiene: Given the self-service nature and the constant influx of customers, maintaining absolute spotlessness is undoubtedly challenging. However, during my visit, I noticed the staff making sincere efforts to keep the dining area tidy and presentable.
Price: The pricing remains reasonable, and the affordability adds to the restaurant's appeal. While you might have to deal with crowds, the value for money offered makes it worth the experience.
In conclusion, Dose Camp Jayanagar is a must-visit for dosa enthusiasts who enjoy the vibrant charm of a bustling eatery. The delicious dosas, friendly staff, and reasonable prices make it a popular choice among locals and tourists alike. However, if you prefer a quieter ambiance and a more relaxed dining experience, it might be best to plan your visit during less crowded hours. Despite the crowd, my overall experience was enjoyable, and I would recommend Dose Camp Jayanagar for anyone eager to savor authentic South Indian dosas in a lively setting.
Masala puri, ghee masala dosa and mango milk shake is must try, they manage crowd well, number are generated based on the timings of bill and the preparation will have started (like mcd, domino’s),
Must try restaurant in Bangalore.
The food tastes really good. Recently they have renovated Ganesh darshan and reopened as Dose camp. It's now open till 1pm with new dose items on menu. recently they have introduced gold and silver dose you can try if you want but i would recommend normal ghee masale. also mango milkshake is really good. Banaras dose looked unique will try it on my next visit
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