Hotel Ariyas - Palladam

Surrounded by a multitude of bakeries along the Dindigul-Odanchathram-Palladam-Annur-Mettupalayam Highway NH83, travelers looking for a vegetarian restaurant or a bhavan are in for a pleasant surprise. Among the many options available, Hotel Ariyas stands out as a top choice for a pit stop on the way to Nilgiris. Offering a normal menu of idlis, dosas, onion rava, and ooththaappams, all served with delicious sambar and chutneys, this restaurant excels in its simplicity and quality. For those craving a veg puff or dilpasand for breakfast, Hotel Ariyas is the perfect place to stop and indulge.

The hotel is situated right across from the Palladam bus stand. The food is well-prepared but a bit pricey. The customer service needs to be improved. Overall rating is 3.9 out of 5.

This vegetarian restaurant is like a highway rest stop. The prices are a bit high, but the place is clean and well-maintained. The bathrooms are spotless.

We skipped the lunch in trichy while we came from kumbakonam to covai. karur a2b is still in progress. cleanliness is very bad. there are no toilets because it is located on an autobahn for traveling. my ladies would have a tough time. eating was recommended. can be better maintained. stop them over if they find no options. an hour from here, she's going to be a coimbatore. plan them wisely.

On my way to Karur from Coimbatore driver stopped at this Restaurant in the small town of Palladam. My first reaction was of disappointment a restaurantnwhere onenhas tontakena few steps to climb, on the main road near the bus stand. All factors that can...go against a restaurant that is. But then I realised that this is a restaurant on the highway in a in watreet town. So has to be on main thoroughfare. The breakfast however washed away all disappointments. The typical south Indian breakfast fare Pongal Upma Idli Vadai with varieties of dosa. You can’t ask for more. Andnfor a lover of South Indian food, it is a very very good quality food. Don’t get distracted by the location or lack of ambience in the main hall.