The Kapaleeswarar Temple in Mylapore is surrounded by many restaurants. One of my favorite restaurants is NITHYA AMIRTHAM a vegetarian restaurant. Nithya means always available and Amirtham means elixer or divine nectar. As the name suggest from morning till night food is always available. Prices are modest.
The above picture is store front picture.
The speciality is the view of Kapaleeswarar Temple from inside the restaurant. The view is amazing.
The above picture is the view of the Temple Gopuram
Like you could view the Temple from the restaurant, we can see the restaurant from inside the Temple.
The restaurant is constantly cleaned and maintained neatly. Very friendly staff.
Sweets, savours, snacks, beverages, breakfast, lunch dinner and chat delicacies are available with traditional flavour.
Cool drinks of many flavours and fresh fruit juices are very special here.
The above picture goes well with @MathanVibranarayan challenge #BEAT THE HEAT
The restaurant is always crowded particularly in the mornings, afternoons and evenings and weekends.
The above picture is taken in the snacks time in the evening. A wholesome dining experience.
My review in Google Maps
Thanks for reading. Happy food places.
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I liked the TITLE name of this post
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@Gurukrishnapriya ma’am 
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Nice name of the restaurant and the interiors, and also the food looks fresh and neat 
Excellent finding on the #BeatTheHeat poster 
@Gurukrishnapriya
I like their fridge with various milk products 
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@Gurukrishnapriya
A peaceful and clean vegetarian hotel right beside the gopuram temple, i think the perfect spot for devotees and travelers ,they can enjoy there meal with beautiful view of the temple, adding to the spiritual vibe 
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Thanks for lot @ShailendraOjha . Actually I wanted to write about Temples, I have taken pictures of the Temple too. Expect a post soon. This restaurant is near that Temple.
Yes @TusharSuradkar Chai pe Charcha and Beat the Heat immediately grabs my attention. Thanks for your feedback about the restaurant.
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Thanks for reading @SanJi my post.
Yes that restaurant is famous among tourists and devotees. That Temple draws huge crowds and more than 40 to 50 small and big restaurants are around this Temple. If possible once I will conduct a virtual meetup. A very interesting place
Nicely written post @Gurukrishnapriya ma’am. I visited this temple 16 years ago with my mom and grandparents. But now the surroundings of the temple must have undergone many changes. Nice to see the beautiful gopuram view from the restaurant itself.
Excellent contribution to Beat the Heat challenge as well. Nannari sharbat acts as a coolant for our body during the hot and humid Chennai weather. I find it much better than traditional lemon juice.
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Thanks for reading and giving your valuable comments @Ssiddharth2000 . The place has changed but not much because of the Temple and the nearby tank . The number of restaurants, shops and Temple items, etc., have increased very much.
Yesvas you mentioned Nannari Sharbath is really very good coolant.
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Thank you @Gurukrishnapriya ma’am for your insights. Hoping to visit my hometown Chennai soon
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Welcome to Chennai @Ssiddharth2000 will meet for sure.
Thanks for sharing this gem, @Gurukrishnapriya it makes me want to visit!
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You are most welcome @NareshDarji spare so.e time and come, in 4 days time you can explore many places. Thanks for your compliments and feedback
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Wow. mouth watering photos and a very supporting narrative. I have gone to Kapaleeswar temple so many times, but I have not gone to this hotel even once. I should make it a point to go this hotel next time when I go. My cely written @Gurukrishnapriya ..
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@Gurukrishnapriya mam thanks for sharing. I love the ariel view from the dining area and all about this restaurant.
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Thanks @jagatji I am happy that you liked my post and pictures. Yes mouth watering indeed. I usually get confused what to eat.so many options. I end up drinking coffee. This time when you visit a Temple try this place. Particularly go to the first floor and you can have the view.
Yes @MathanVibranarayan the view is really a very good one. During festivals the illuminated Gopuram view is still more attractive. Thanks for your feedback.
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Wie schön, also immer 
@Gurukrishnapriya
Nein das Restaurant gefällt mir sehr gut, nicht nur wegen dem Ausblick auf den Tempel, sondern in den Straßen geht es sicher sehr geschäftig zu.
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Not only the streets are always very busy, it’s a shoppers paradise. Thanks @Annaelisa for your feedback.
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