NALINI’S Coffee & SnacksSatyawan Chowk, Devichapada · Dombivli West📞 +91 76662 05373🕗 8.00 a.m. – 11.00 p.m.🟢 36 of 39 dishes vegetarian · 🔺 3 egg · Tea house and snack centre · Upvas food made every day
With chutney and sambar
South Indian
Idli and medu vada, three dosas, appam plain or with onion, and the Malvani amboli. The other half of what this counter does in the morning.

The list
- Vegetarian
Idli
₹100Steamed rice cakes, served with chutney and sambar. Spongy, and the lightest plate on the counter.

- Vegetarian
Medu Vada
₹110Urad dal ground and fried into rings — crisp outside, soft through the middle. Not to be confused with the sabudana vada on the fasting counter, which is a different dish entirely.

- Vegetarian
Plain Dosa
₹95Plain rice dosa, served with chutney and sambar. The cheapest dosa on the list.

- Vegetarian
Rava Dosa
₹100Semolina batter poured thin, so it comes out lacy and shatters rather than folds.

- Vegetarian
Masala Dosa
₹150The dosa with a potato bhaji folded inside it. At ₹150 the most expensive thing on the menu that is not made with egg, and the best-rated dish the shop lists.

- Vegetarian
Normal Appam
₹90Fermented rice batter, soft in the middle with a lacy edge, and faintly sweet.

- Vegetarian
Onion Appam
₹90The same appam with onion through the batter — savoury where the plain one is sweet.

- Vegetarian
Amboli
(1 piece)₹90The Malvani pancake — rice and urad batter left to ferment overnight, soft and full of holes. Closer to home than the dosas beside it, and served with chutney.

About these prices. These are the shop’s delivery prices. Ordering over the counter is usually cheaper — a delivery menu carries the platform’s commission and the packaging. They are taken from the shop's own listing rather than from a board, so treat them as the upper end and ask at the counter.
About these pictures. The dish pictures on this page are illustrations, not photographs of our own plates. They show what a dish is, not the portion you will be served.
Which to order
₹100
🍘 Idli
₹150
🥞 Masala dosa
₹90
🫓 Amboli
Two names that look alike and are not
Medu vada on this page is urad dal, ground and fried into a ring, and it is South Indian. Sabudana vada on the fasting page is sago and groundnut bound with potato, and it is upvas food. They are different dishes with twenty rupees between them, and the counter will not guess which you meant.
Come round
Shop four, Gavdavi Darshana, at Satyawan Chowk in Devichapada. Open from eight in the morning until eleven at night, every day.
Shop No. 04, Gavdavi Darshana, Satyawan Chowk, Devichapada, Dombivli (West), Thane — 421202 · 8.00 a.m. – 11.00 p.m. · the telephone line also reaches Nalini’s Kitchen, so ask for this shop
