
Introducing a new South Indian pure vegetarian restaurant that will take your taste buds on a delicious journey! Our restaurant offers a wide range of authentic South Indian dishes, made with the freshest ingredients and traditional cooking techniques. Experience the vibrant flavors of the region, from crispy dosas to spicy sambar and everything in between. Our chefs specialize in creating a fusion of classic and contemporary dishes, using only the finest spices and herbs. Whether you’re a die-hard fan of South Indian cuisine or a first-timer, our restaurant promises to delight you with its exquisite dishes and warm hospitality. Come dine with us and discover the true essence of South Indian vegetarian cuisine!
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6755 Mira Mesa Blvd #113, San Diego, CA 92121
Phone: (858) 246-6164
Website: http://dosastudiosd.com/
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Tried a chat item and it was too oily, wasn’t served with any chutney; when asked we were directed to a buffet station that only had chutney and sambar cold that actually go with South Indian dishes but not chat items. Had to ask again at the counter for mint and red chutneys that go with chat.
It’s a decent spot if you’re craving dosa, but there’s room for improvement to make the experience better.
They’re designed to keep costs low and hence, their pricing is pretty low.
I wouldn’t recommend this spot. Try San Idli instead. I came here cos the reviews were good and the pictures make the food look good. But it is quite disappointing.
I came to Dosa Studio after a long time to have some Indian food, and honestly, the experience was a complete disaster.
First, the food quality was unacceptable. I’d Vada, and it was clearly fried in old, reused oil. The smell was horrible, and it was impossible to eat. The Puri was the same—oily, stale, and unpleasant. This kind of food is not just bad tasting, it’s genuinely unhealthy. I don’t understand how people are eating this regularly.
Second, the lack of manpower is shocking. There was basically one person running everywhere—taking orders, serving food, and managing the dosa counter. Because of this, the wait time was extremely long, and the whole place felt chaotic.
There was a huge line, no proper management, and no concern for customer experience. With conditions like this, I seriously don’t understand how this place has high ratings.
This was one of the worst dining experiences I’ve had. I would not recommend this place to anyone, and I definitely won’t be coming back.
The dosa service was extremely slow, and when it finally arrived, the dosa was very small with barely any aloo masala inside. The pooris looked overly oily, and although there were several curries that would pair well with rice, there was no white rice at all, which is very unusual for an Indian buffet.
We went with a lot of excitement and hunger, hoping to enjoy a hearty and authentic Indian buffet, but unfortunately, it didn’t live up to the expectations and wasn’t worth the price. Definitely not the experience we were hoping for.
Dosas: The dosas were the sole highlight of the meal—crispy, flavorful, and freshly-made (live counter). Unfortunately, they were the only item that stood out.
Other Food Items: Everything else on the buffet was subpar. The idly, Pongal, and other dishes were of poor quality, lacking in both taste and freshness. Even the chutney and sambar, staples of South Indian cuisine, were a letdown. The “unlimited” buffet is misleading, as the quality simply doesn’t justify the concept.
Service: The service left much to be desired. It was inattentive and unorganized, which only added to the disappointment.
Ambience: The ambience wasn’t much better—uninspired and far from inviting, making the overall dining experience feel lackluster.
Overall, apart from the dosas, everything about Dosa Studio falls short of expectations.