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• No value for the money

I was excited to try this veggie restaurant with a fair deal of clearly indicated vegan options. Nowhere is it stated that it is an Indian restaurant, but given their name, plus a number of relevant words (papadam, dhal, koftas, etc) it´s hard not to assume that is the case. As a starter I took a seasonal pumpkin, apple and avocado soup. It felt healthy and perhaps misplaced in the menu, but I had no objections up until that point. My main course was those lentil pancakes that I had read good things about, both here and elsewhere. They looked elaborated but more like falafel to me, but they had very little taste.. not even the "chutney". I began to wonder: is this an Indian restaurant that uses no spices?! Disappointed, but still wanting to give the desserts a try, I opted for the pumpkin truffles with rowan sauce. Unfortunately, they looked like those raw food balls that you have come to know and... eh, get sick and tired of, and the sauce was so bitter, I couldn´t even finish it. Serving this desert without warning about the rowan is like offering veggies soaked in habanero sauce and not mentioning the word spicy. I paid 26 euros for this, which felt, if not grossly overpriced, at least overpriced. I had a cold but they would still not serve tap water. On the plus side of things, at least they weren´t as slow as I thought they would, judging from previous reviews.