Paper Dosa at Sagar Ratna

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I love South Indian food, especially the paper thin dosa. It comes with hot and spicy sambar soup.

Although my throat was hurting badly from dry coughing, and I had completely lost my voice; I couldn’t resist from joining my family for a yummy lunch at Sagar Ratna (The Ashok Hotel).

Their dosas were out of this world. You must give it a try whenever you visit an Indian restaurant. Beware, the sambar soup can be quite spicy. 🙂

family (& big piece of paper dosai)

family (& big piece of paper dosai)

Eating out in India is a family affair

Eating out in India is a family affair

South Indian Coffee (usually is served after the meal to help with digestion)

South Indian Coffee (usually is served after the meal to help with digestion)

South Indian Paan (betel leaf filled with grated coconut and sugar - chewed as a palate cleanser, a breath freshener, and for digestive purposes)

South Indian Paan (betel leaf filled with grated coconut and sugar - chewed as a palate cleanser, a breath freshener, and for digestive purposes)

My home for the next 10 days

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I am staying at Arjun’s (Karan’s brother) in New Delhi. His apartment is newly renovated with marble everywhere. The best part about his apartment is its location: right below his parents’. Sweet, huh!

Yes, lucky me has my own bath

Yes, lucky me has my own bath


I had butter paneer, butter chicken, mutton curry and chicken soup at home. The food was excellent! I didn’t even have to lift a finger. The maids prepared the food and set the table for me. After the meal, I didn’t have to bus my dishes too! It was a little uncomfortable at first because I am so used to doing everything myself, but I adapted to this new lifestyle in no time! Karan said I don’t have to feel bad, because I am actually providing job security to the maids.