Restaurant review: I can't do justice to the diversity of flavours at this southern Indian spot
Andhra Bhavan is named for the legendary canteen in New Delhi which is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner and provides inexpensive tasty food to hundreds of Delhiites every day.
Andhra Bhavan opened in 2024 promising to be Ireland’s ‘first authentic southern Indian’ restaurant but I don’t think this claim is quite true.
While doing some research for this review I learned on the epicchq.com website that the first book published in English by an Indian was published in 1794 by Dean Mahomet, who was born in Patna in north-east India but lived in Cork.
He later eloped to London with a Cork woman named Jane Jeffreys and had seven children.
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