Arya Bhavan - 100% Pure South Indian Vegetarian Restaurant Tooting - (Near , london)

4 /5 Yogesh Tank: Nice food. Service is quick and friendly. The food came as expected and it was tasty. We ordered the Onion Chilly Tomato Uttapam. The tomato chutney and coconut chutneys went well with the uttapam. I will definitely visit this place again.

5 /5 Roy Denish: I guess Arya Bhavan is the best place offering South Indian vegetarian cuisine in Tooting. The combo breakfast is bang for the buck, its delicious with variety of chutney. The combo comes with well prepared coffee. The waiting staff is great always with a smile on their faces. The decor is excellent. But seating arrangement is little crowded.

5 /5 Phottos Photos: Very sweet resteraunt on Tooting High Street, friendly staff and the food was v tasty. I has the unlimited curry and rice South Indian Thali. Great value, for £10 and my server Architha was very sweet. Will be returning again soon!

5 /5 Joe Pires: Wonderfully authentic Indian vegetarian restaurant. Open view into kitchen which is always reassuring and interesting to see food being prepared. Im not a vegetarian per say and usually prefer my meats but but was pleasantly surprised and wouldnt hesitate to visit again. Very good value for £25 for two with shared starter, main course and coffee

4 /5 Dr KR Viswanthan: FEELS CRAMPED YET GOOD VALUE FOR MONEY Arya Bhavan in Tooting (Upper Tooting Road) in London offers a tempting dive into South Indian vegetarian cuisine. This is part of the Nagerkoil Arya Bhavan chain. We visited this joint twice in the last two weeks. The atmosphere is casual and energetic and expect a bustling, canteen-style space with packed tables, and a steady flow of locals and regulars Where Arya Bhavan truly shines is its food. The menu is extensive: dosas (including masala, ghee and cheese variations), idlis, vadas, filter coffee, and South Indian thalis are among the favourites. Most reviewers praise the authenticity of flavours—rich sambar, crisp vadas, and a good choice of chutneys. However, service is inconsistent and the place feels cramped. We had to wait for a while to be attended. The premises are also a bit noisy and comfort is just about modest. The premises can be noisy, perhaps during peak hours. Comfort is modest rather than luxurious. In terms of value, Arya Bhavan would score well with generous portions for reasonable prices, especially for veg-South Indian food