Our StoryTelugu & Andhra home cooking in Milton Keynes
From Amma's Kitchen to the UK — A Journey of Love, Tradition, and Homely Food
Where it all began
The Beginning
Sree Svadista Prasada began with one Telugu woman's dream: to give people living far from home the taste of the food their amma made.
Every great journey starts with a longing. For us, it was the longing for the taste of home — the kind of food that wraps you in warmth, transports you back to your grandmother's kitchen, and makes you feel truly at peace.
When we moved to the UK, we realised how many South Indians were missing authentic, traditional homely food. Not restaurant food, not fusion experiments — but real, soul-satisfying dishes cooked the way our grandmothers made them. That longing became Sree Svadista Prasada.
The Meaning of Our Name
Sree
Divinity, prosperity, and auspiciousness. The sacred blessing that graces every meal.
Svadista
Delicious and authentic — the traditional bold flavours that make your taste buds dance.
Prasada
Sacred food offered with devotion, pure and blessed. Prepared with temple-like purity.
Two kitchens, one love
Two Culinary Worlds
We understood that our community has diverse needs. Some crave the bold, rustic flavours of traditional non-vegetarian cooking. Others seek the pure, sattvic experience of temple-style vegetarian food. That's why we created two distinct experiences under one roof:
Sree Svadista
Bold, rustic, village-style cooking. Authentic recipes passed down through generations. The Sunday chicken curry that filled the house with irresistible aromas.
Sree Prasada
100% vegetarian temple-style dishes, cooked with their own separate utensils and cookware. Food prepared with complete devotion.
What we stand for
Our Promise
Fresh Ingredients
We source the finest ingredients, just like your grandmother would choose from the market.
No Shortcuts
Every dish is cooked using traditional methods. No artificial flavours, no preservatives — just authentic taste.
Temple-like Purity
Our vegetarian Prasada dishes are cooked with their own separate utensils and cookware.
Cooked with Devotion
Every meal is prepared with the same love and care that your mother puts into her cooking.
More than a takeaway
Serving Milton Keynes
Sree Svadista Prasada is more than a takeaway — it's a gateway back home. Whether you're a student missing Amma's cooking, a professional craving authentic flavours, or a family looking for pure prasada for your pooja, we're here for you.
If you are looking for a Telugu restaurant in Milton Keynes, this is Telugu food and Andhra food as it is cooked at home — authentic South Indian food from a takeaway kitchen in Greenleys, rather than a dine-in restaurant.
Now serving Milton Keynes — Edinburgh and Glasgow coming soon — with delivery, collection, weekly & monthly meal subscriptions (Dabba Wala service), and full catering for functions, poojas, and corporate events.