Madurai Bun Parotta Kadai - Non Vegetarian Restaurant in Sathamangalam, Madurai - Madurai, India

It's right next to a traffic signal. Car parking is a bit difficult and if you're lucky, you could find a spot. The food is sumptuous. The staff are polite and helpful. Carry your bottles, if you get sick of water outside. Carry cash, just in case UPI doesn't work.

Best parotta I ever eaten ... kizhi parotta, kari dosa must try.... Other side dish taste good but the quantity not worth it for their price.... It's not a proper hotel so no parking facilities... Opening time after 4pm

Must must try thier bun poratta You can try their currys which are quite normal But their bun poratta os the best I tried thier kottu poratta and bun poratta I came a long of 380 km for just trying this in madurai I am sure that no one will get disspponted Their bun poratta is very cripsy art outer layer and soft inside Any way must must try if you vist madurai

Bun parotta was crispy & good Kari omlet was also good, elai parotta was not as expected and it was average.. mutton sukka was also not good and quantity was too less, Kari dosa didn't have much pieces at all, was looking like omlet, .overall it's too cosy for the average food and not met the hype

Famous hotel in tamilnadu . More than 10000 Youtuberz might covered this place... if you want to eat bun Parota then this is the place.. price of one parota is Rs.20 only

Overrated and Underwhelming! - Went there after a few recommendations to try the famous Madurai bun parotta. The Parotta and Curry Dosai were good. However, other items like Ela Parotta (Kizhi Parotta), Kalakki, etc. were not up to the mark. All of their food is too oily, including the salna gravy. It's not healthy, and for most people, one parotta will be filling, so please keep that in mind while ordering. Also, one of us had an upset stomach for 4 days after eating here. Additionally, the Kalakkis are not like the usual ones. They contain a lot of meat and are really expensive for street food. It would have been better if they displayed a price list or a menu card. There are no restrooms, wheelchair access, or proper parking facilities. This place is on a footpath at a busy signal, with dust and mosquitoes all over the place.

During our time, An old man asked for a parotta and Omlette but the service person demanding Minimum Order of 2 Parotta and 1 omlette. That's was rude. We had chettinad Chicken and 4 parotta each. Taste was good. Another dish mutton chukka for Rs.150, the quantity is very very low.

Okish food. We can try once. In madurai everywhere you can find parotta. Here finding the seat is difficult. And the server will not see your face even if he is free but during billing they will stand with you. I tried Parotta and Chicken Kalaki. Both are good but not excellent.