South Indian restaurant in Juhu
Authentic South Indian cuisine in a homey atmosphere
Located on Gandhigram Road near ISKCON Temple
Open from 8 am to 11 pm every day
Dakshinayan is a South Indian restaurant located in Juhu, Mumbai, on Gandhigram Road opposite the ISKCON Temple Entrance Road. The menu features staples from the region including idli vada, rasam vada, masala dosa, and rava poond dosai. Breakfast and evening meals are served daily from 8 am to 11 pm. The dining space is described as spacious and comfortable, suitable for family outings.
A classic South Indian breakfast item consisting of steamed rice cakes and lentil fritters.
A thin fermented crepe filled with spiced potato mixture, served with sambar and chutney.
Soft lentil fritters served in a tangy and spicy tamarind based soup.
A crispy semolina crepe seasoned with spices, served with multiple chutneys.
Small steamed rice cakes served with sambar and chutney for a light meal.
Traditional South Indian coffee brewed with chicory.
“We had rasam vada and masala dosa. The rasam vada was very tasty, it had a hint of tanginess and the spice was perfect. The vada was soft and well cooked. The sambar with the dosa was warm and comforting will go again for it.”
“I came here right after visiting the ISKCON temple and really enjoyed my breakfast. There were plenty of dosa options to choose from. I had the Rava Poond Dosai, which was crispy, flavorful, and had a nice kick of spice.”
“Had a wonderful breakfast experience at Dakshinayan. The restaurant is very spacious and comfortable, making it a great place to enjoy a relaxed family outing.”
Dakshinayan · Juhu