What this pure veg restaurant in Chennai stands for

Sambhar is a pure veg restaurant in Chennai with rooms in Thiruvottiyur and at Nexus Vijaya Mall. The cooking follows Udupi practice: fermented batters, tempered rice, and sambhar made from lentils and vegetables. Nothing on the menu uses meat, fish, or eggs.
The first chapter of the story is flavour. Udupi food is known for careful preparation and a comforting taste. At Sambhar that means natural ingredients, time on the stove, and the welcome summed up as Athithi Devo Bhava. The second chapter is the range, from a quick tiffin to a mini meals plate.
Three ideas sit on the About page. Tradition in every grain covers stone-ground batters and sambhar masala blended without shortcuts. Purity and fresh ingredients covers vegetables, cold-pressed oils, and ghee in a fully vegetarian kitchen. Warm family atmosphere covers a modern room that still feels like classic hospitality.
Where the two rooms are
A pure veg restaurant in Chennai has to be clear about where and when you can eat. Thiruvottiyur is No. 1050, 1st Floor, Thiruvottiyur High Road, above KFC, from 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Nexus Vijaya Mall, Arcot Road, Vadapalani, runs from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Both addresses are on the home page with map links.
Plates guests ask for
The plates guests repeat are Chow Chow Bath at ₹80, Karabath at ₹70, Bisibelebath at ₹90, Mini Tiffin at ₹140, and Mini Meals at ₹170. Around those signatures the board lists idly, vada, pongal, poori, a full dosa list, lunch rice, evening bajji and buns, plus filter coffee, tea, and buttermilk.
If you want the longer version of the menu, open the menu page and use the category tabs or the search box. The same page has a downloadable menu PDF. Prices are in INR. Items can sell out during a busy lunch, so the board on the day is the list the kitchen is cooking.
Who to write to
Corporate questions go to Paulsons Beauty and Fashion Private Limited, 18/70, Halls Road, Kilpauk, Chennai 600 010. Franchise calls and the enquiry inbox are printed in the footer. The contact page is the right place for a written note about a franchise or a general question.
Visit this pure veg restaurant in Chennai when you want Udupi food with the hours, the addresses, and the prices written down. Start with tiffin if you are new to the style. Stay for mini meals if the table is hungry. Either branch will pour filter coffee to close the meal.
Nothing on the board is a secret special at this pure veg restaurant in Chennai. The names are the names Udupi kitchens use: bath, dosa, idly, pongal, rice, and coffee. Portions are meant for one person, and mini meals is the plate you share only if the table is light on appetite. Ask the room which rice is cooked that afternoon.
A pure veg restaurant in Chennai earns repeat visits when the hours stay honest and the plate matches the board. Sambhar prints both. If you are feeding children, the mini tiffin is the smaller combination. If you are feeding a group at this pure veg restaurant in Chennai, order a mix of dosa and a rice bowl so the table can pass plates.
See the prices, plan a visit, or go back to the front page. The wider Udupi tradition is outlined on Wikipedia.




