The food: Ordered masala dosa, idli and rava masala dosa. They come with sambar (lentil curry), a red chutney and the white coconut chutney. The taste: The wrap/crepe part of the dosas was OK. The masala was a bit below average. The sambar was not...good. Both chutneys were terrible. The service: Fast enough to beat fast-food places. The manager was condescending but staff was polite, efficient. The hygiene: Sofas, chairs and plates, glasses were clean. The floor was disgustingly sticky.More

Really fun place to be packed with Indian families and business people at lunch passionate atmosphere. The food is the real star have the spectacular special Thali amazing taste. Why do you need meat when vegetarian is so good. Both mains and breads were amazing...as was the Mango lassiMore

Stopped by The Woodlands recently for another round of tasty vegan-friendly Indian and was very happy with my lunch. This is one of the longest standing Indian restaurants in the city and a very good option for those looking for vegetarian, vegan, Jain dishes. They...are separate lunch and dinner opening times, you can reserve a table, walk-in, do take-away or delivery if preferred. On this occasion, I had samosa which are so good at Woodlands. The filling is thick, creamy with a nice level of spice. I also had the Paneer Makhani, a nice curry that was slightly sweet and tomato based savoury. The cottage cheese with slightly thick, just chewy enough, took on the makhani flavours very well. I also tried their Lemon Rice which was expectedly citrusy in flavour. This was an interesting alternative to more conventional rice and biryani orders. Finished my lunch with a nice cup of Madras style filter coffee which tasted just fine. Overall, this was a hearty and expectedly good lunch. Look forward to my next meal at The Woodlands.More

I have been coming to woodlands for 20 years. The food is amazing! Get the woodlands special tali and paper dosa masala - it’s a must!!!

I am not a vegan person, actually I do prefer meat . and in Chinese culture, vegetarian food is always not good taste. But I do heard from someone that Indian do best ever vegetarian food, so i give a goal finally for the first...time ever. Highly recommend Woodlands ! the food are all tasty , and the place is clean and tidy. on the day, i saw many foreigners and indian visiting the restaurants. I m pretty sure they are not new to the restaurant ! Try their THALI, value for money and you can taste many different food at one time !More

First time at this restaurant and eating such cusine. The staff was incredibly attentive and friendly; and the restaurant, although small didn't feel too overcrowded. It was busy, and for good reason - the food is delicious and you could taste the calmness and care...in the food preparation. I ordered the lentil donut (comes with two donuts and three dipping sauces that are substantial enough so you're not running out); mushroom soup that was nothing like anything I'd tasted - the spices were incredible and it was very filling; I'd also ordered the Ghee plain dosa which was the perfect consistency for me (not too thin like the paper dosa, which my husband ordered). The Dosa comes with the same dipping sauce, which in themselves are amazing. Next time I would stick with just one order of dosa or of the donut not both (the portions are substantial but not so big that a single person cant enjoy it on their own). Overall the experience was a dance party for my tastebuds and more. If you are looking for food that pleases the mind and soul as much as your stomach then I highly recommend you try the food here.More

The space is not large, but light and pleasant ... and superb, polite and pleasant service. I didn't see any set lunch per se, but the thali choices serve that purpose. We also had an extra plate of chili paneer -- wow that was good...and I wanted to lick the plate afterwords. I chose the puri option and was glad for that, as they were light and fresh, almost like an Indian croissant. Two dosa sizes are available, and the server gently pointed out the one we chose at first was "the big one" and probably too big for one person. She was quite right about that! Together with a sweet lassi, all this made for a very satisfying though not cheap lunch. As often happens in HK, the main course for lunch looks reasonably priced but the drinks are extra and add up, at HK$30+ each. Would I go back? Absolutely. The chili paneer on its own would have been enough for me -- and a lot cheaper at the end. We finished the meal happy and satisfied.More