Amrutha MD Dosa

"I don’t write reviews much but I had to for this place. Please save your money and get something else for the food ball. $10 for 4 small dumplings and they weren’t even the momo kind. Masala dosa did not have enough masala and the sambhar was really not good at all. If you mess up a sambhar then you don’t know how to cook anything at all. If the place was meant to be for “Americans” and not desi then maybe makes sense because there was no taste to anything."

"I recently dined at MD Dosa, and I must say, the dosas were exceptional! The crispy perfection of each bite combined with the flavorful fillings left me thoroughly impressed. The variety on their dosa menu is extensive, offering a delightful culinary journey. The impeccable texture and taste make MD Dosa a must-visit for dosa enthusiasts. Five stars for an outstanding dosa experience!"

"saw some bad reviews but i was desperate to get some dosa!! so i went - this is inside a food court so you should look for the food court not this restaurant name as it’s not shown outside of the building. it’s my first time having a dosa without the potato inside and it’s cold and not crispy!!!! this is like the most simple india food that you are not supposed to mess up guess when you order you might need to order that specifically which i never encountered before. It’s just potatos my gosh. anyway, if you are so desperate and don’t want to drive far i guess it serves its purpose but the dosa is still the worst i’d had it’s soggy and plain but if you want a proper dosa go somewhere else!!"

"Made the mistake of getting a delivery from here through Uber Eats. Worst food ever delivered to me since 2007. I ordered Chicken 65 and Chilly Chicken, both looked the same (How? Why?) The chicken was so tough, I had to use a kitchen knife to get through it. Absolutely Disgracefully bad."

"Very mediocre food. Ordered the Chicken Tikka Masala, Chicken Hakka Noodles, Chili Garlic Naan, and Mango Lassi. The Mango Lassi was very average, and the Naan was very spongy and was very small for $2.95. The Chicken Tikka was hard to eat and was not tender like we expected it to be; the "seasoned" rice was barely seasoned as well. The employee told us that the Chicken Hakka Noodles was the best dish and not like Chinese noodles. They were the complete latter. These noodles were the definition of Schezwan Noodles. Barely could find any chicken in the dish as there were 10 pieces, and each piece was a size of a pea. If you're in the area and looking for a good Indian, walk a couple of steps and take yourself to Commonwealth."