Sri Dhandayuthapani Vilas

If you go to 27, Periyandavar Koil Street, you’ll find Sri Dhandayuthapani Vilas. We’ve been on this street for a long time. It’s a traditional kind of place. We don't really change things much because we like the way they are and the people around here seem to like it too. The building at number 27 has seen a lot of years go by. We handle the daily business as it comes. It might be a bit old-fashioned for some people, but it works for us. Periyandavar Koil Street is usually quite busy with people walking to the temple or just going about their daily business. We like being part of the neighborhood. We know the people who live around here and they know us. There isn't a big corporate structure at Sri Dhandayuthapani Vilas. It's just us running the place. We try to keep everything clean and tidy, but with all the activity, it’s a constant job. We don’t have a website or anything like that. People just know where we are. We focus on our daily tasks and making sure things are done the right way. It’s a lot of work, but we’ve been doing it so long it’s just second nature now. Some days are longer than others, especially during festival times when the street gets really packed with crowds. But we stay open and keep things moving along as best as we can every single day.