Nestled amidst the vibrant neighborhood of Brookefield, Cafe Siri emerges as a haven for South Indian cuisine enthusiasts, offering a delectable array of traditional favorites alongside a focus on healthy alternatives. From the moment you step into the cafe's bright and inviting ambiance, you're transported to the heart of South India, where flavors and aromas dance in harmony. Cafe Siri's menu is a testament to the rich culinary heritage of South India, showcasing a diverse range of dishes that cater to every palate. I embarked on my culinary adventure with the Millet Dosa, a healthier twist on the classic South Indian staple. The dosa was thick and crispy, infused with a subtle nutty flavor from the millet flour. The accompanying sambar and chutneys were bursting with flavor, perfectly complementing the dosa and adding depth to the dish. Next, I ventured into the realm of traditional South Indian delicacies, opting for the South Indian Meal on Banana Leaf. The meal was a symphony of flavors and textures, featuring a medley of rice, sambar, rasam, and an assortment of chutneys and much more. Each element was prepared with meticulous care, showcasing the chef's mastery of South Indian cuisine. The sambar was rich and flavorful, while the rasam was light and tangy, providing a refreshing contrast to the heavier dishes. The chutneys added a burst of flavor, each with its unique blend of spices and textures. Cafe Siri's commitment to healthy eating extends beyond the Millet Dosa. The menu features a variety of dishes that utilize healthier grains and ingredients, such as the Ragi Roti and the Millet Bissibele Bhat. The Ragi Roti was soft and pliable, with a slightly earthy flavor that complemented the accompanying curries. The Millet Bissibele Bhat was a hearty and wholesome dish, featuring a medley of lentils, vegetables, and spices cooked to a comforting consistency. Cafe Siri is more than just a restaurant; it's a culinary haven where traditional South Indian flavors meet a modern focus on health and well-being. The combination of delectable food, attentive service, and a warm and inviting ambiance makes it a destination worth revisiting time and time again. Whether you're a seasoned South Indian food enthusiast or simply seeking a taste of something new, Cafe Siri is sure to leave you with an unforgettable dining experience.

I visited this place as it is newly opened in AECS layout. Less crowded on weekdays, nice ambiance both standing and seating is available. Price is reasonable, taste is good as well. Took filter coffee which costed ₹15 and it was good.

Café Siri- A culinary gem nestled in the bustling streets of Brookefield. This pure vegetarian restaurant is not just a feast for the taste buds but also a nod to health-conscious dining, specializing in a wide array of millet-based dishes. We tried their special The Bale Yele Oota which focuses on our traditional Karnataka-style feast served on a banana leaf , serving over 20+ exquisite dishes inclusive of chef special millet dishes. From Monday to Friday, 12:30-3:30 PM Location 📍Cafe Siri Marathahalli, AECS Layout Main Rd, AECS Layout, Brookefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560037, India

Recently, I visited cafe Sri Brookfield, to celebrate the Diwali food fest. "The Bale Yele Oota" for just Rs 399—a Karnataka-style feast featuring over 20 dishes. It's a budget-friendly banquet that guarantees a flavor-packed ride! At Cafe Siri, it's not just about the food; it's about crafting a shared cultural experience. For those seeking a unique dining experience that combines health-conscious choices with a flavor-packed menu, Cafe Siri is the place to be.

One of the most beautiful restaurant's I have ever seen/visited in the area. Really very very attractive when you are walking in that road. Honestly, the lightings tempted me to visit the hotel😅. Amazing varieties of dishes in the menu. I ordered Parota Combo which costed like around Rs 90/- and was surprised to receive just two parotas (looked like Chapatis), one cup of masale aalogadde palya, one cup of vegetable saagu (vegetable kurma/curry), one cup of mosaru bajji (raitha) and onions slices, cucumber slices and a lemon slice. Taste was good. Seating/Service is available in the 1st floor (has some good views of the restaurant during night). Menu had some really interesting combos.

Newly Opened cafe! Enjoy amazing South Indian, Chinese dishes and Healthy Millet dishes with incredible flavors, carefully made just for you. Feel the cozy atmosphere that mixes tradition and new ideas. They have lot of variety for millets dishes and staff was so friendly and attentive. Prices are very minimal and vibes is so awesome

Food is tasty, all millet dishes are tasty. Loved taste, service.

Super tasty food.. Clean and hygienic ambience.... Huge seating on the first floor... South Indian, Chinese, pure vegetarian food available... Try der millet cutlet and rose milkshake.. Superb..