Coming from Delhi, this drive in concept was pretty new and attractive for me. We only have drive throughs but this experience was brilliant. Getting your car parked right in front of the eating joint, put your car light on. The order guy comes to give you the menu and you order from a selection of Chinese, South Indian and many more joints. Being in Hyderabad I tried the authentic South Indian. Ordered for Chicken sambar chawal (4/5), paper dosa (3.5/5), guntur idli (4/5) and appam (3.5/5). Worth going there and it opens only at 1am. Best for the nowadays owls like us.

I love the idli that is served here. You get 4 idlis for 60 bucks with 3 different chutneys and sambar. The groundnut chutney is well grinded and tastes perfect with the idli. The Sambar has the right amount of sweet and spice and tastes amazing when served hot. Must try is drive in !!!

If it is a week end, midnight then you will find so tough time to park your car some how they have a great valet parking, coming to food rava dosa is the real winner. A bit heavy on pocket but worth every penny the peanut chutney and coconut crush a nice complement to dosa. Concept it self is so ideal. Vfm:3.5 Taste:5/5 Ambience 4/5

A beautiful place to have bf on a rainy or a windy day. Pricing is ohk for the taste and ambience. We had orderes mysore bonda which was crispy and very well cooked. Karam dosa was ohk. Ghee idli was good and soft. They serve 3 chutneys and each of these were yummy .

Priya tiffins@ Syala Drive I'm already a fan of this concept with many 'different' kind of places coming together as a single entity and serving hungry Hyderabadis at a time where no one serves food. With a common place in the first floor for all the establishments with fans, music and a big screen the little time you spend is surely bound to be entertaining. The menu, the service is common. They take orders from your car or where you are seated. Service is prompt and ambiance is very casual. Priya tiffins is the south Indian food joint serving tiffins and Pulav's. Ordered the Masala dosa, Mysore bonda from here and I liked it. Masala dosa was well done and served with 3 chutneys. coriander, sweet coconut and groundnut chutney just like for the mysore bonda. Mysore bonda though crispy on the outside but was a little chewy and doughy on the inside. Served in eco friendly plates too. Decent place tastewise and a clean place is a valuable add on.  Priced at 90 and 80 respectively + 5% service tax these are vfm too!  Only wish was they could serve Sambar.  So in Syala drive and in the mood for Pulavs or South Indian fare - this is your stop!