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Vegan-friendly
Lacto
Indian

Hotel with a vegetarian restaurant inside. The food is prepared in an open kitchen, and the staff is professional. Makes local North Indian cuisine. Dishes include aloo and gobhi parantha, pakora, masala, dal, biryani, roti, and penne pasta. Vegan items are not specified or understood by all staff, so need to specify. Food is not spicy unless you request it to be. Dining inside or in the garden. Open Mon-Sun 7:00am-11:00pm.

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5 Reviews

First Review by ZuZu

Avatar lmeredith

lmeredith

Points +63

Vegan
16 Mar 2023

Fine for veggies but we struggled as vegans

We went for lunch and had the thali. We said we were vegan and the waiter replied 'no dairy products' so he must have understood, but when the food came there were butter roti, gulab jamun (made from milk solids) and cream on top of the curries.

Updated from previous review on 2023-03-15

Pros: Tasty curries, Nice garden

Cons: Didn't understand 'vegan', Dal a bit bland

Avatar LuizaBaldessar

LuizaBaldessar

Points +16

Vegan
09 Dec 2018

Great restaurant

Very nice place with a beautiful garden. The food is very good with a fair price and the staffs are Lovely.

Pros: Vegan options

Cons: None

Avatar Mka

Mka

Points +25

Vegan
23 Nov 2018

Great peaceful restaurant

Just went for breakfast and diner, vegan friendly, delicious food, open kitchen, great staff, beautiful garden with peacock and nice musician flute in morning, away from noise, fair price. I definitely recommend it.

Pros: Vegan friendly , Peaceful, Delicious

Avatar Colhoun

Colhoun

Points +27

Vegetarian
03 Aug 2017

Good food served in attractive rear garden.

Had a very filling, tasty North Indian Thali for lunch. Served outside in calm, beautiful rear garden. Very good value for money. A small oasis.

Avatar ZuZu

ZuZu

Points +300

Vegan
25 Feb 2013

A good food and lodging choice for vegetarians

I submitted this restaurant because I was disappointed with the over priced and deserted South Indian restaurants in Jaipur. This isn't really a restaurant you would seek out of its own accord, but if you like to lodge close to veg food, this is a great choice. The food is served in a peaceful garden or inside. The cook will let you come in the kitchen to learn or even to show them how to prepare your favorite dishes! This is a great way to see what is going into your food and to learn to make Indian food as well. They are sensitive to foreigners needs for non-spicy food but they smile really big if you tell them you like it spicy! This place serves up all the North Indian standards plus some Italian style pasta dishes. The food was clean and hygienically prepared, and served on tables with nice tablecloths and napkins. The hotel rooms here are also very, very clean and nice and start at $14 USD. It's close to the train station, too, though its a bit of a trek to the main sights of Jaipur. Taxis are always nearby and with some advice from the staff, buses are an option for the adventurous. After three days in Jaipur, my best meals were eaten here. They have room service, too! Service is slow outside of the main breakfast and dinner service hours because the staff perform multiple duties, but many people order ahead and request what time thay would like their meal to be served.

Pros: only veg food! & tasty, they have nice hotel rooms, peaceful environment

Cons: pretty slow as a lunch spot, Its India - not 100% vegan friendly

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