, but have not been able to discover the city and all that it has to gastronomically offer due to the short duration of my trips. So, what spots must I visit to get a true sense of New York? My short preliminary list includes: The...

into creating giant dosas rather making smaller, tastier ones. Man, rice flour and some potatoes is about all it takes to make 'em...they must make a killing selling those things for $6-7 apiece. Actually, what I highly recommend...

Priya on San Pablo Avenue has a good one. Although I don’t think they serve Dosa's anymore.

dishes ever created by man. Thin, crispy/chewy rice pancake filled with spiced potatoes and vegs and served with a spicy green sauce and a bowl of lentil soup. WOoooooooooh doggies! It’s good. A friend told me about a...

's. Dinner – Devi Late Snack: Rocco’s Pastry Shop (cannolis, black & white) Mon - (Labour Day) Before I leave for the airport around 5:30 pm: 1) Spotted Pig? Dumpling House? Dosa Man? Mandoo Bar? Sugar Sweet Sunshine? 2)...

just ate the south indian thali at saravanaas ($16.95) the most expensive of the 4 although the mini tiffin looked good (had a masala mini dosa) but man, I think I’m just not cut out for thali. while not birds eye, the 12...

, Italian, Chinese Serving Dosa, Idli, and Wada So, looks South Indian focus, but with Carribean, Italian, and Chinese (?). Idli and Wada seem to be snack-oriented items (thank you Wikipedia) but I guess they are part of the...

restaurant I go to, it’s time to step out of the box. Any suggestions? I’ve heard good things about the Dosas there but I’m not quite sure what these are. Also, I don’t want anything too spicy, maybe just...

You could try the Dosa Man in Washington Square Park, but the line can get long at certain hours. If you are willing to go a little south of NYU (~6 blocks) Despana is really yummy. I think there is also a Kati Roll Co on...

A group of us ate there tonight. Although the place was near-finished for a while, it has evidently only been open for two days. There was an older waiter at the entrance, but i immediately recognized the younger man on the floor...

Go see the dosa man on the south side of Washington Square. Great stuff and cheap too. FYI, I think he’s on vacation all next week and will be back on the 16th.

Cannot endorse Chowpatty enough. If you like south Indian cuisine, Chowpatty is number one...get every puri snack they have...they’re all incredibly fresh and tasty, as is the dehli chaat and the paper dosa. Don’t...

chaat is like the easiest thing on earth to make... course the chaat buffet comes with a dosa. Subzi Mandi has a chaat cart but I don’t think they man it every day... it was definitely open on Sunday when I was there last...

The dosa man in washington square park is delicious: http://www.nyindia.us/fast-food.html

stopping to buy something? Gelato at Grom? Cupcakes at Buttercup Bake Shop? A slice of pizza at Joe’s? A couple of franks at Papaya Dog? A dosa from the Dosa Man cart? Something as ordinary as a venti mocha frappuccino at...