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Overview

As my friend once eloquently stated, “Chutneys leaves you blissfully exhausted from the amount of goodness.” The popular spot is known for its variety of South Indian delicacies, including dosas, idlis, various dishes served in banana leaves, and (surprise, surprise) several varieties of chutney. The restaurant has a few locations, though Banjara Hills and Jubilee Hills seem to be the most popular. Be prepared to wait—though the Steamed Dosa and Bhaghai Idli are well worth it.