Joshi Cochin

I have great experience about this restaurant today, highlight aspects like delicious food, friendly service, and a pleasant ambiance. Meals served in banana leaf and it’s very cheap also
Meals without special only Rs. 60.00

The complex comprises of two buildings – a section in the double storied entrance and the main synagogue separated by an open space. The section at the entrance called the ‘Padipura’ features two rooms on either side which were used for storage on the ground floor and Hebrew classes were conducted in the floor above. Beyond this is a small courtyard which leads to the main entry to the synagogue.

Characterized by a  simple blend of native architecture and European design elements, it is not a highly embellished palace of  north Indian states. Nor does it look huge and grand in style. Nope.  The distinctive aspect of  palaces in SW Indian state of Kerala is its ''elegance in simplicity.''  They are  impressive, inspiring  and cool to our eyes  as they are in sync with native culture and  terrain, ghat area that gets lots of rain during the monsoons.  The slopping  tiled roof and gables at certain places  and elaborate use of wood in the form of rafters, pillars, beams and cross beams, etc.,  make them stand apart. The masonry walls are thick that  gives  the structure a strong base. The extended  sloping roof over the windows, balcony, etc., gives extra protection to the walls as well as to the wooden structure in he rainy seasons.  Set in the midst of a garden with trees and plants all around, the interiors are cool.   As it was wont in the past and also in the present,  this palace was designed and  built based on Vastsu Sastras.