Shree Guru Sasyahari - Mysore

Small place, fantastic tasty food. Seven of us had a full breakfast for a bill under Rs.700! You may want to improve the ambience, but the lack of it gives it an appeal. :-)

It's a South Indian restaurant with a wide variety of foods. The ambience can still be good to attract the customers who visit the restaurant. Nice and clean place.

We went here for lunch and I think as it was close to closing they only had South Indian meals. It was pretty good as I kept my expectations very low. The amount is sufficient and the taste is satisfactory. And it's not expensive at all. Nothing about it pulls me back and I think it's my own opinion.

I ordered idli said there was only rava idli and they had given only one rava which I paid 60 rupees,and dal palak there's no taste which is 165,very bad.....

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