About Filter Coffee
Filter coffee is strong South Indian coffee, brewed slowly in a metal filter and mixed with hot, frothy milk and sugar. It is usually made with a blend of coffee and chicory.
Regional versions
It is served in a small steel tumbler set inside a wide bowl called a dabarah. The coffee is poured between the two to cool it and build froth.
What to order with it
Have it after a dosa or idli breakfast. Many South Indian restaurants keep it going all day.
We have not found Filter Coffee on a Montreal menu yet. The places below usually make it.
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We have not seen these menus yet, but places like these normally make Filter Coffee. Call to check.
How this list is made
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