per day they seem to have 2 to 3 menu options which cost around 2000$ and to some you may choose a postre or salad or sometimes both. The atmosphere is interesting and calm, the food is really tasty and fresh. it's worth going there not just one time.

Its also easy to find: just walk along Plaza Ecuador, leave the fruit marktes and little shops on your right behind and see the yellow house just right at the start of the av. Ecuador. It's painted with Krishna and Cultural Center drawings

If you're planning on going to Govinda's- make sure you write down the address. There is no sign in front alerting patrons of its location. Up a narrow set of stairs lies a very sweet little Hare Krishna restaurant. The food is absolutely amazing and the atmosphere is interesting. At the start of my meal I was given a cup of something that tasted like pear juice which was quite good. We requested to have whatever they were serving that was vegan. I think everything there for the most part is. The waitress said that there are more meal options if you arrive earlier on. We got some sort of fried dumplings with potato in them, very flavorful and soft brown rice, a delicious salad, and one other item that I can't remember. It was one of the least expensive and best meals I had in all of South America- I highly recommend eating here!

A lot of student can find there a vegetarian lunch at very low prices. its not a restaurant seriously speaking, but it has a healthy lunch every day monday to friday. The building is ugly but clean.