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One of the most popular places to eat in Alappuzha is Komala Hotel's Arun restaurant, but there are plenty of other decent, and cheaper places including the Zion Food Shop snack bar at the DTPC jetty. For a splurge, slip on some clean clothes and catch a rickshaw out to the Alleppey Prince , whose a/c Vembanad restaurant offers the town's classiest menu, and beer by the pool. The KTDC Aaram Motel around the corner is a lot cheaper and also serves beer. Annapoorna, opposite the DTPC jetty. A very good cheap vegetarian "meals" restaurant; the "meals" at lunchtime include a number of coconutty Keralan veg curries. Arun , Komala Hotel, Zilla Court Ward. Tasty Chinese noodles and Indian veg (including delicious dhal makhini, malai kofta and subzis ), but avoid the Continental food. If it's busy, settle in for a wait. Greens, Cullan Road, off Mullakal Road. Alappuzha's popular new veg restaurant is cheap and clean with a little garden out front. Fresh south Indian snacks and unlimited "meals" all the way - the excellent coconut uttappam and a lime soda will set you back just Rs17. Indian Coffee House, Mullakal Road. Part of the all-India chain of co-operatives with a predictable menu of reliable filter coffee, omelettes, dosas and iddlis , but with the addition of meat dishes. Kream Korner, Mullakal Road. Non-veg restaurant-cum-ice-cream parlour. Mostly chicken and mutton, with a selection of snacks, milkshakes and ice creams. Thoppi, Karthika Hotel . Very modest but clean and friendly place with an ambitious, inexpensive Indian and Chinese menu. They open early for standard "omelette-bread-butter-jam" breakfasts.
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