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We Are Open 7 Days a We Mon - Fri : 11:00AM to 2:45PM & Sat & Sun : 11:30AM to 10:00 PM Woodlands Menu Page 1 of 11 Saturday, 14 February 2009 Phone : (615) 463-3005 Location & Directions We are open 7 days a we Mon - Fri : 11:00AM to 2:45PM & Sat & Sun : 11:30AM to 10:00 PM 16 Varieties of Dosas Pure Vegetarian South Indian Indo Chine Home Menu Catering Directions Home Menu SOUPS Jump » » Rasam Soup A traditional south Indian tomato based spicy soup $3.00 » » Sambar Soup Vegetables and lentil soup $3.00 » » Tomato Soup $3.00 » » Day's Special Soup $3.00 » » House Soup $3.00 http://www.woodlandsnashville.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1... 2/14/2009 Woodlands Menu Page 2 of 11 » » » » APPETIZERS » » Papad Roasted Crispy Wafers $3.0 »0 » Idly Steamed Rice and lentile Rice $4.0 »0 » Medhu Vada Fried Lentil Donut $4.0All0 » Sambar or Rasam Vada Fried lentil donut dipped in sambar or rasam $4.00 » Dahi Vada Fried lentil donut dipped in yogurt sause $4.00 » Vegetable Samosa Crispy flaky crust stuffed with potatoes, peas n’spices $4.00 » Vegetable cutlet Spiced potato and veggie patties, bread crumbled & fried $4.00 » Potato Bonda mashed potatoes with spices,dipped in chickpea flour and deep fried $4.00 » Vegetable Pakora Platter Potatoes, onions, eggplant dipped in chickpea flour & fried $5.00 » Chilli Pakora $6.00 » Paneer Pakora Home made cottage Cheese lightly spiced & fried $6.00 » Paneer Tikka Home made Indian Cheese spiced & cooked in clay oven $8.00 » Assorted Appetizer Samosa, Cutlet, Idly, Vada & Veg Pakoras $8.00 DOSA. (OUR SPECIALITY) : Thin Rice Crepes served with sambar &chutney (coconut sauce) » Plain Dosa Served with sambar & chutney $6.25 » Masala Dosa Filled with Potato, Onion & Spices $7.00 » Mysore Masala Dosa With medium hot sauce & filled with potato n’spices $7.50 » Onion Masala Dosa Topped with chopped onion & filled with potato n’spices $7.50 » Butter Masala Dosa Cooked with butter, filled with potato n’spices $7.50 » Paper Masala Dosa Thin crispy rice crepe filled with potato n’spices $8.00 » Bombay Bhaji Dosa Filled with Bombay style cooked vegetables & spices $8.00 Layered with hot sause filled with potatoes,onions & » Special Spring Dosa $8.00 vegetables and rolled » Cheese Masala Dosa Topped with cheese filled with potato n’ spices $8.00 » Paneer Dosa Filled with cooked cottage cheese $8.50 Crepe made of cream of wheat with onion, filled with potato n » Onion Rava Masala Dosa $8.00 spices Woodlands Special Rava Masala » With grated paneer, coconut ,chilli, onion, potato n’spices $8.50 Dosa » Paneer Rava Masala Dosa Cream of wheat filled with cooked cottage cheese $9.00 http://www.woodlandsnashville.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1... 2/14/2009 Woodlands Menu Page 3 of 11 UTHAPPA : Indian style pancake made of rice n lentil with various toppings » Onion & Chilli Uthappa $7.00 » Tomato & Peas Uthappa $7.00 » Vegetable Uthappa $7.00 » Cheese Uthappa $7.00 » Masala Uthappa $7.00 CURRIES Served with white rice, raita & pickle 37. DAL TADKA………………………………...... 7.50 (Yellow lentil cooked with onion, tomatoes) 38. CHANA MASALA………………………….. 8.50 (Chick peas in exotic Indian spices) 39. ALOO GOBI………………………………... 8.50 (Cubes of potatoes, cauliflower with Indian spices) 40. ALOO or CHANA PALAK……………… 8.50 (Fresh spinach with choice of potato or chickpeas) 41. PALAK PANEER…………………………… 8.50 http://www.woodlandsnashville.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1... 2/14/2009 Woodlands Menu Page 4 of 11 (Spinach& cottage cheese cooked with mild spices) 42. MUTTER PANEER or ALOO MUTTER 8.50 (Green peas with indian cottage cheese or cubes of potatoes cooked in a mild spices) 43. BAINGAN BARTA…………………………… 8.50 (Fresh Eggplant baked on a low flame, mashed, cooked with onion, Tomatoes and Indian spices) 44. KADAI BENDI MASALA…………………. 8.50 (Tender okra cooked with spices) 45. VEGETABLE KOORMA…………………. 8.50 (Garden fresh vegetables cooked in mildly spiced sauce) 46. DAL MAKHANI…………………………… 8.50 (Kidney beans,yellow n black lentil cooked with onion, tomato & Spices) 47. VEGETABLE JALFREZI………………… 8.50 (Stir fried vegetables sauted with Indian spices) 48. BOMBAY BHAJI……………………… 8.50 (Mixed vegetables mashed,cooked with Indian spices) 49. SPECIAL VEGETABLE CURRY……….. 8.50 (Cubes of fresh vegetables cooked with tomato based sauce) 50. MUSHROOM MASALA………………………… 8.50 (Mushroom cooked with tomato based sauce and Indian spices) 51. VEGETABLE MAKHANI …………… ……… 9.00 (Garden fresh vegetables cooked in our special sauce) http://www.woodlandsnashville.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1... 2/14/2009 Woodlands Menu Page 5 of 11 52. PANEER TIKKA MASALA…………………… 9.00 ( Cubes of Home made cottage cheese cooked in our special sauce) 53. METHI MALAI MUTTER………………………… 9.00 (Grated cottage cheese and green peas and fenugreek leaves cooked in flavorful mild sauce) 54. MALAI KOFTA…………………………… …......... 9.00 (veggie balls cooked in our special sauce) 55. PANEER BHURJEE……………………………… 9.00 (Grated Indian cottage cheese cooked with onion, tomato and spices) PULLAVS. Rice specialties served with raita, pickle, papadums. 56. VEGETABLE PULAV……………………………. 6.50 (Basmati rice steamed with vegetables and Indian spices) 57. BISI BELE BATH………………………………..... 6.50 (An Indian rice specialty with lentils, veggies. &spices) 58. CURD RICE……………………………….............. 5.50 59. PONGAL VADA………………………………...... 7.50 (Rice n’ yellow lentil cooked with spices served with a vada n’sambar) SPECIALITIES 60. MALABAR ADAI………………………………..... 7.50 http://www.woodlandsnashville.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1... 2/14/2009 Woodlands Menu Page 6 of 11 (Pancake made of mixed lentils topped with mixed vegetables) 61. PESARAT UPMA………………………………..... 7.50 (Green lentil crepe filled with cream of wheat) 62. CHANA BATURA………………………………... 8.50 ( A large fluffy bread served with chick peas curry) 63. POORI BHAJI………………………………......... 6.50 (Fried fluffy wheat bread served with potato spices) DINNER SPECIALS 64. WOODLANDS SPECIAL DINNER……………. 14.00 (Rasam OR Tomato soup, choice of Idly/Vada, choice of Dosa/Uthappa Served with sambar & chutney, choice of Tea 65. SOUTH INDIAN THALI………………………… 14.00 (Choice of Poori/Chapathi ,white rice, special rice, rasam, sambar, dal,special curry, desert, curd, papad, tea/coffee) 66. WOODLAND SPECIAL THALI……………….. 15.50 ( Soup, Samosa, Cutlet, poori or chapatti, special rice, white rice, rasam, sambar, dhal, special curry, desert, curd, pic KIDS CORNER Served with MINI mango juice 67. IDDLY or IDDLY FRY…………………....... 5.00 ( Steamed or fried rice& lentil cake served with butter) http://www.woodlandsnashville.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1... 2/14/2009 Woodlands Menu Page 7 of 11 68. MINI BUTTER DOSA……………………….. 5.00 (Rice crepe cooked with butter) 69. SWEET DOSA.………………………………. 5.00 (Crispy rice crepe layered with butter, sugar) 70. PLAIN UTHAPA……………………………… 5.00 (Rice & lentil pancake served ) 71. CHEESE UTHAPA…………………………… 5.00 (Rice &lentil pancake topped with grated cheese) 72. CHEESE DOSA…………………………… 5.00 (Rice crepe topped with grated cheese) (above dishes served with sweet yogurt. Sambar n chutney $1 extra) BREADS 73. BATURA………………………………............ 2.75 ( fried fluffy bread) 74. NAAN………………………………................. 2.50 (A white wheat bread baked on the sides of Clay Oven) 75. GARLIC or BUTTER or ONION NAAN 2.75 76. FATAKA NAAN (with garlic and hot pepper) 3.00 77. POORI(2 pieces)…………………………….... 2.50 (Fried whole wheat bread) http://www.woodlandsnashville.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1... 2/14/2009 Woodlands Menu Page 8 of 11 78. CHAPATI(2 pieces) ………………………….. 2.50 (soft thin whole wheat bread) 79. PARATHA………………………………......... 2.75 (Multi layered whole wheat bread) 80. ALOO or PEAS PARATHA…………………………… 2.95 (wheat bread filled with potatoes OR peas n’spices) SIDES 81. MANGO CHUTNEY……………………….. 1.50 ( Homemade Sweet n’sour sauce) 82. RAITA………………………………............ 1.50 (Yogurt with cucumber, tomato, carrot, spices) 83. DISH OF RICE…………………………… 1.50 DESERTS 84. RASSMALAI………………………………..... 3.50 (Home made cottage cheese in a special condensed milk Garnished with pistachio nuts) 85. GULAB JAMUN……………………………… 3.50 (Dry milk balls dipped in rose water syrup) 86. BADAM HALWA……………………………. 3.50 http://www.woodlandsnashville.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1... 2/14/2009 Woodlands Menu Page 9 of 11 (Ground almonds, cooked in honey & butter) 87. CARROT HALWA…………………………… 3.50 (Grated carrots cooked in honey and butter) 88. RICE KHEER ……………………………… 3.50 (Basmati rice cooked with milk sugar and nuts) 89. ICE CREAM………………………………...... 3.50 (Vanilla, mango, pistachio, an Indian style) 90. HALWA ICE CREAM………………………. 4.00 (Carrot or badam halwa with choice of ice cream) BEVERAGES 91. ASSORTED SODAS…………………………. 1.50 92. COFFEE,TEA,ICED TEA …………..……… 1.50 93. FRESH LEMON JUICE……..……………….. 2.00 94. MYSORE COFFEE……………….……………….………… 2.00 95. INDIAN TEA (w/milk & spices)…………………… 2.00 96. CHAAS (Home made Buttermilk w/spices)…….. 2.00 97. MANGO JUICE……………………………… 2.25 98. MANGO MILK SHAKE……………………… 2.50 99. LASSI sweet or salt…………………………. 2.50 100. MANGO LASSI……………………………… 2.75 101. BADAM MILK SHAKE……………………. 3.00 http://www.woodlandsnashville.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1... 2/14/2009 Woodlands Menu Page 10 of 11 102. FALOODA (milk with ice cream n rose syrup)…. 4.00 INDO-CHINESE MENU 103. HOT N SOUR SOUP 3.50 104. HOMEMADE SPRING ROLL 5.00 105. IDDLY MANCHURIAN 8.00 (Fried rice patties sauted with ginger,garlic and soya sause) 106 GOBI MANCHURIAN (dry or gravy) 8.50 (Cauliflower fritter sauted with ginger,garlic and soya sause) 107 PANEER CHILLI 8.50 (Home made cottage cheese sauted with onion,chilli, and soya sause) 108 VEG.FRIED RICE 7.50 109 VEG. NOODLES 7.50 110 SZECHWAN DOSA 8.00 (Rice crepe filled with vegetables and Szechwan (spicy) sause) 111 NOODLE DOSA 8.00 (Rice crepe filled with noodles,vegetables and Szechwan sause) 112 INDO-CHINESE COMBO 14.00 (Hot n sour soup, spring roll, a choice from no.105 to no.111 and tea or coffee) BOMBAY CHAT CORNER 113.
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