Simply South - South Indian restaurant in Hyderabad - Hyderabad, India

Small space with great vibes. The decor gives very calm and positive vibes. Food was also good. Service was great. They made good use of the space. Decent place to go with family. Tried their South Indian thali and it was nice. Buttermilk was good too. I liked the way the waiting place outside was designed. Other items on the menu were interesting too.

Great place to dine. Quick running restaurant. Great flavours & service. Liked it. Best part they serve you dishes state wise, so menu is quite easy to read & order as they made menu state wise, which helps to try dishes state wise. Ordered - appam & vegetable stew with Telangana style dry chicken. Cost - 4/5 - Rs 1500 for 2 Service - 4/5 Ambiance - 3/5 Parking - 3/5 Must try

I have visited Simply South for the first time in September 2023 and fell in love with the food and service here. It feels like an underrated place may be due to the limited menu but each item here makes you come back for them and indulge in a mouth-watering tummy -filling meal. The food here feels 100% authentic and tasty while staying true to their concepts. One such thing I've noticed is they say Simply south in the name and they don't have paneer in the menu and that's the way it should be as paneer was not in the South for decades after being in the Northern India. I really appreciate the authenticity and the taste of almost all the dishes I tried here and would keep coming back for the same and more, hope the experience stays the same always. Veg Thali is a must try with many items in it and mokka jonna garelu are delicious. Ragi Sankati can be more softer and steamed. Keep it up and all the best.

This place has been on my list for a long time, specially after 2 of my friends praised it. So finally we were there for our dinner. - The ambience is minimal with no gaudy decorations. Calm and welcoming. - Food was good, but again, this place I guess isn't for people like us who love spice. We ordered Mamsam Pulao (4/5) and Kodi Pulao (3.5/5). These ratings are for the taste of the dishes, but if I have to rate them according to our taste buds, I guess the rating would reduce a bit. - Service is very very bad. We had to call people almost 10 times for each and everything. Even for the bill. It's like this place was more inclined to those who come there in cars and look well settled, at least we felt so. An hour or so after we spent there, we felt so left out. So ya service is almost 1 rated for me. And another biggest disappointment for us was, they don't serve normal water, hence we are forced to accept that little water bottle that costs apparently 80/- Rs. It filled 3 glasses exactly. Hence, for me visiting this place again is really a hard decision to make.

We have very few options in Menu. Thalis are not available in night. Whatever items are there , they are good, but as I told we have less options for selecting. Atmosphere is excellent, when we entered we can really feel that south home feel with sambrani smoke, nice traditional plates and tables. when we sat they gave appam as complimentary.Service is also good. We don't have any softdrinks here. Parking is ok. Coming to budget it's reasonable in such area, often we have Zomato dining Offers.Mokkajonna garelu is a must try.

-During a weekend dinner at the restaurant, arriving at 8:30 PM secured us an immediate table. The table had a platter of delightful pickles and a flavorful podi. Papad and buttermilk chillies were also served. -We ordered the Prawn Pulao, it arrived with raita, a savory gravy, and the delectable chintha thokku. It also comes with an omlette. The pulao boasted remarkable flavors without excessive spice or heavy masala. Perfectly cooked prawns added to the dish's appeal. The quantity of the prawns too was sufficient. The raita, gravy, and especially the spicy yet perfectly balanced sour Chintha Thokku left us impressed. -For dessert, we indulged in the Badam Halwa - a must try! Not too sweet, not too heavy. Just right. Both the Prawn Pulao and Badam Halwa offered satisfying portions relative to their prices. -The restaurant showcases authentic dishes from Southern Indian states: Kerala, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu. While the menu is concise, the emphasis on food quality is evident and commendable. -The staff displayed politeness, professionalism, and cooperation. -The ambiance could benefit from improved lighting - it was very dim. -The washroom, though clean, lacks essentials like toilet paper. Washroom definitely needs improvement. All in all, Simply South stands as a must-try destination for those seeking a genuine South Indian culinary experience.

My first time here for onam sadya lunch. Was packed . Finally got a table. Food was nice. Ambience and service was good . Sambar was divine

Ambience typically represents south indian restaurant you can find all south indian states food here. We went for lunch and asked for veg thali but they said it got over, so we tried veg pulao and kodi pulao both were not upto the mark as we expected.