Flying Idlis

Frying Idlis is a popular restaurant that specializes in South Indian cuisine, particularly idlis.

They offer a range of idlis, including the classic plain idli, rava idli, masala idli, and kanchipuram idli.

We tried the restaurant for the second time and both the time we left the place with positive and delicious experience.

FOOD😍

The taste of the food is great. The menu has been carefully crafted that caters to the taste buds of different people. Whether you like spicy food or like the regular food with the low level of spice, you will be able to find the food for you.

SERVICE 👏

The owner and the staff both are cheerful and provide the best service. When I mention about service, I consider the below checklist -
- Do they know about their food well and they are able to answer your questions satisfactorily.
- Do they deliver the food within the timeframe that they claim
- Do the tables, plates, spoon and the surrounding is clean enough for you to eat.
- Are they friendly and approachable.

They went above and all. Great job.

Overall, Frying Idlis is a great place to indulge in some creative and delicious idlis that are sure to tantalize your taste buds!

Went here for breakfast! Great service! Friendly staff! Food was authentic, freshly made and everything we ordered was delicious! They have different level of spicy options for spice lovers, which was great! My cravings were satisfied! Definitely will go back for more..

Good place for good healthy break fast. Idlies (Indian rice cakes) are awesome with authentic Indian taste. I really liked peanut chutney they serve with idlies and dosa. The only downside is this place closes at 2:30 pm.

Amazing and wonderful food! If you are ever in the mood for Desi breakfast/brunch this is the place to go to.

We ordered a bunch of food and every item we ordered was very good. Even my parents who don’t really like Indian food here in the States loved how good the food was. The only one not pictured was the Magic Floating Idli. It tasted very good, and they gave it on the side, for us to add the idlis into the sambar. The sambar was a little watery, but tasted good. The Magic Idli had the podi which wasn’t too spicy, but taste good. Both the dosas were very good, crisp and soft in the between, and it vanished from the plate very fast. The upma was made with ghee, which tasted heavenly and just spilled out of your tongue. The coffee was very good, not really filter coffee but it was Desi coffee and it tasted good.

The puri was a little thicker than usual, but still tasted good. The potato for the puri was the same as the one they gave in the dosa, but still tasted good.

If you are ever in Houston, do not forget to visit Flying Idlis for a complete Indian South Indian breakfast.

A very nice place to start your day. They serve South Indian dishes specifically idles 😉. The restaurant opens at 07:00 AM. The owner is very customer friendly, he came and asked us if everything is good… nice gesture. There are lot of South Indian food options available however I specifically like bowl of their original flying idlis and uttapam.