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Coconut
Lagoon Resort Cuisine
Ethnic and
international (buffet)
Cited in
Arundhati Roy’s Booker Prize – winning best-seller, "the
God of Small thing," the restaurant at Coconut Lagoon is
renewed as much for its superb Kerala cuisine (vegetarian and no
vegetarian alike) as for its authentic setting, and is housed in one
of the resort’s most impressive Tharavadu. Known as Ettukettu, the
building incorporates two atriun-like courtyards under an expansive
tile roof supported by dozens o slim columns, a design that enables
the space within to benefit from the slightest breeze. The
restaurant is the oldest Structure at Coconut Lagoon, and it, too,
formerly belonged to a prominent Malayalees Family living in a nearby
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