Pre-Starter

  • Chayakada

    £6.75
  • Kappa Varuthathu

    $
  • Pappadavada

    $
  • Upperi

    $
  • Pappadom

    $

Starters

  • Rasacharu

    £5.75
  • Malayalam Soup

    $
  • Chilli Paneer

    $

Malayalam Mazhavillu

  • Malayalam Veg Machavillu

    £21.70

Side Dish

  • Pennin Kaipunyam

    $
  • Carrot And Beans Stir Fry

    $

Breads

  • Kayar Paratha

    $
  • Kerala Chapathi

    $
  • The Easter Rice Broad

    $

Desserts

  • Palpayasam

    $

Rice

  • The Farmers Basmati Rice

    £2.99
  • The Malayali Lemon Rice

    £3.25

Malayalam Soup

  • Kerala Seafood Soup

    £6.75
  • Nadan Mutta Roast

    $
  • Swarga Kozhi

    £7.99
  • Edivettu Erachi

    £8.99
  • Beef Ullarithiyathu

    £8.45
  • Meen Varuthathu

    £7.75

From Earth To Table

  • Vazhuthananga Thakkalli

    £8.70
  • Kadala Curry

    £8.00
  • Neelagiri Mappas

    £8.25

Others

  • Aadu Kizhi Biriyani

    $
  • Kallunkal Kurumulagu Kozhi

    $
  • Malayali Erachi Curry

    $
  • Kadala Curry

    £8.00
  • Kerala Kizhangu Masala

    $
  • Paneer Ela Curry

    $
  • Koonum Kizhangum

    $
  • Pachela Parippu Curry

    $
  • Calicut Style Layered Chicken Biriyani

    £14.70
  • Achi

    £8.99
  • Thiyathu

    £8.45
  • Ammachiyude Meen Pollichathu

    $
  • Chef Special Salmon Mappas

    $
  • Ammachiyua

    $
  • Meen Mappas

    $
  • Meen Nirachu K

    $
  • Njandu Masala

    $
  • Kallankal Kurumulagu Ke

    $
  • Idli

    $
  • Kuttidosa

    $
  • Puttu

    $
  • Palappam

    $
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Tucked away on Eastbourne’s lively Terminus Road, Malayalam Mother's Cuisine Kerala Menu offers a rare and heartfelt journey into the soul of South Indian coastal cooking. For those who seek more than just a generic curry house experience, this restaurant delivers something deeply rooted in tradition-with a level of authenticity that feels both comforting and revelatory.

From the moment you enter, the aroma of coconut, curry leaves, and tempered spices sets the tone. The menu is a loving tribute to Kerala’s culinary heritage, spanning classic dishes like Meen Pollichathu (fish wrapped in banana leaf), Syrian beef fry, and fluffy appams paired with rich vegetable stews. What sets this place apart is not just the variety, but the fidelity to home-style cooking. The spice levels are honest, not watered down for mass appeal, and the use of fresh ingredients is evident in every bite.

The seafood offerings are particularly strong-prawns in spicy red masala and the tamarind-laced fish curry stood out during our visit. Portions are generous, and prices are fair for the quality and care invested. Vegan and vegetarian guests will also find plenty of satisfying options, from tangy avial to parippu curry, making it an inclusive spot for all.

The décor is modest, but the warmth of service and passion behind the food more than compensate. Unlike many Indian restaurants in the UK that blend regional dishes into a single pan-Indian identity, Malayalam Mother's Cuisine preserves its regional roots with pride. It’s a place that feels like home-if your home happens to be in Kerala.

If you're curious about regional Indian food done right, this menu is a compelling reason to venture off the beaten path.