Onam Ashamsakal! Onam marks the harvest festival for folks from all communities and backgrounds in Kerala, and one special way of celebrating is indulging in a hearty Onasadhya. A Sadhya features up to a whopping 22 dishes, including a host of thorans, rasams, payasam and, of course, banana chips, with a hearty serving of matta rice. Dress in your Kasavu sarees and lungis and sit down for a feast you will remember for life. Here's where to feast on Onam Sadya in Hyderabad.
Top Spots For Onam Sadhya In Hyderabad To Enjoy A Traditional Feast
Overview
Dakshin
If you want to have a luxurious Onam Sadhya, check out this top rated star hotel. We love the beautiful interiors at Dakshin, inspired by the rich South Indian heritage and the service here is unmatchable. Make yourself comfortable in a plush setting and dig into a hearty vegetarian or meat-based sadhya as classical music serenades you throughout the feast.
Price: INR 2,375 for vegetarian; INR 2,650 for non-vegetarian Sadhya
Timings: 12:30 PM to 3 PM and 7:30 PM to 12 AM
When: September 15, lunch and dinner
Google Rating: 4.5/5
Akson Café
Want a honey feel? One of the first places that pop into our mind for Keralite food in Hyderabad is Akson Café and that’s for a good reason. It is known for a fuss-free style of authentic Kerala food that warms the soul. It’s also one of the oldest Kerala restaurants in the city. Apart from the Onam Sadhya, their seafood dishes are pretty awesome.
Price: INR 1,500 for two (approx.)
Timing: 11:30 AM to 10:30 PM
When: 14 September to 15 September for lunch and dinner
Google Rating: 4.2/5
LBB Tip: Cut the peak traffic and take a metro to Punjagutta station to reach easily
Kayal Kerala
Red tiled roof and the vibe that will remind you of a typical Malayali home as seen in movies, Kayal Kerala welcomes you with a traditional ambience. They have a delicious spread of festive Onam sadhya with authentic flavours. If you’re looking for a restaurant in Gachibowli and not further, this is it. Aside from that, they also have pretty amazing Porottas and Appams.
Price: INR 1,200 for two (approx.)
Timing: 11:30 AM to 10:30 PM
When: 14 September and 15 September
Google Rating: 3.8/5
Hanwin Kerala Cafe
Onam Sadhya inside a cute lil cafe? Drive down to Jubilee Hills and check out Hanwin Kerala Cafe. This festive season, a delicious Sadhya spread is awaiting you and not just that, they also serve juices and milkshakes to end it on an even sweeter note.
Price: INR 1,200 (approx.)
Timing: 7 AM to 11:30 PM
When: September 15
Google Rating: 3.9/5
Pathemari Kerala Restaurant
Think of all things Kerala cuisine, like fish curry meals, Kerala-style biryani, and, of course, a legendary Onam Sadhya, think of Pathemari Kerala Restaurant. Of course, it offers so much more but we’ve listed down our favourites here. The vibe is just right and you can sit all comfy cozy while eating yummy food.
Price: INR 1,500 for two (approx.)
Timings: 7:30 AM to 10:45 PM; Closed on Wednesday and Tuesday
When: September 15
Google Rating: 4.3/5
Bimbin’s Kitchen
In general, if you’re missing any Kerala dish, Bimbin’s in Tellapur is where you can go for varieties made by locals. That said, the Onam Sadhya will be delicious, too. The chaps here are particularly friendly, so you can also have discussions about Malayalam movies (if you’re into that) while tucking in Parippu, Ingli Puli, Thoran, Payasam and Sarkara Varatti.
Price: INR 1,500 for two (approx.)
Timing: 8 AM to 10:30 PM on weekdays, 8 AM to 11 PM on weekends
When: September 15
Google Rating: 4.9/5
The New Kerala Kitchen
If you’re looking for a Kerala restaurant around Secunderabad or West Marredpally, check out The New Kerala Kitchen. It’s a small place tucked away in the lanes, but the food compensates with its big portions. We were there for their Vishu Sadhya and spoke to many native Malayalis who claim the food there is close to home. That’s enough for us to go back for the Onam Sadhya.
Price: INR 1,200 for two (approx.)
Timings: 9:30 AM to 11 PM
When: September 15
Google Rating: 3.9/5
Malabar Kitchen
Need Onam Sadhya delivered home? Malabar Kitchen does the job perfectly. All the items are packaged tight and right, and they do not miss any items either. From payasam to sambar and rasam, the flavours are authentic and transports you to God's own Country. That coming home is a pretty sweet deal if you ask us.
Price: INR 1,000 for two (approx.)
Timing: 8:30 AM to 12 AM
When: 14 September and 15 September
Google Rating: 4.1/5
Aidu
A luxurious Onam Sadhya with authentic tastes that feel like a warm hug from Kerala, Aidu is a new restaurant in town with a festive veg and non-veg dishes. Seat yourself amidst traditional decor elegantly put together to create a special something. Sounds amazing? Make your reservations in advance and go there with your fam.
Price: INR 749 for veg and INR 849 for non-veg
Timing: 12 PM to 3:30 AM, 7 PM to 12 AM
When: September 9 to September 15
Google Rating: 4 stars out of 5
