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Zambar’s culinary expertise spans the four states of southern India, and incorporates traditional, home-style cooking techniques.
Zambar’s culinary expertise spans the four states of southern India, and incorporates traditional, home-style cooking techniques. Read less

Zambar’s culinary expertise spans the four states of southern India, and incorporates traditional, home-style cooking techniques. The interiors, designed like a Kerala houseboat, set the tone for the food. The standard staple of idli-dosa is missing from the menu, which instead focuses on lesser-known yet delectable dishes for vegetarians and carnivores. Recommended eats include shark puttu, Moplah biryani, and Achamma’s lamb curry.
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