Ambur is known for its biryani, but equally famous is Ariyaa's Kebabs for their succulent and flavoursome kebabs. Their signature dish, the mutton sheek kebab, is a must-try for meat lovers.
No trip to Ambur is complete without tasting their world-famous Ambur biryani, and there's no better place to do it than Star Briyani. Their biryani has the perfect balance of spice and flavour, and the succulent meat falls off the bone.
Cool Bar is a local institution and a must-visit for foodies in Ambur. Their specialty is a unique cold drink called "pana sarbath", which is a combination of lime, sugar syrup, and ginger. It's the perfect drink to cool down after a spicy biryani feast.
If you're looking for more biryani options, head to Dindigul Thalappakatti Restaurant, another popular biryani joint in Ambur. Their biryani is known for its long-grain rice and unique blend of spices, and they serve it with a side of raita and brinjal curry.
Yes, another biryani place! But Ambur Star Chicken Briyani is worth the visit for their signature dish - the chicken biryani. The rice is fluffy and fragrant, and the chicken is tender and juicy. They also serve a variety of other biryani options, including mutton and prawn.
For a change of pace, head to Sri Selva Vinayagar Mess for some authentic South Indian food. Their specialty is "parotta and kothu parotta", a flaky bread served with a spicy minced meat curry. They also serve a variety of vegetarian dishes, including dosa and idli.
End your foodie adventure with a sweet treat at Sri Rama Vilas, a local sweet shop. Their specialty is "milk halwa", a traditional Indian sweet made with milk, sugar, and ghee. They also serve a variety of other sweets, including jalebi and laddu.
If you have time, consider visiting the historic Vellore Fort, located 40 minutes (25 miles) from Ambur. Another option is to take a side trip to Yelagiri Hills, a scenic hill station located 2 hours (80 miles) from Ambur.